Building tomorrow's workforce starts today
A strong workforce doesn't happen by accident. It takes employers, educators and community partners working together to prepare people for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
A strong workforce doesn't happen by accident. It takes employers, educators and community partners working together to prepare people for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
For many people, tourism begins with a vacation, a convention or a weekend getaway. For Oklahoma City, every visit strengthens our economy by supporting local businesses, creating jobs and building our community.
The OKC Streetcar will remain free to ride permanently following a successful six-month pilot program that saw ridership climb significantly during the first half of 2026.
"It's a really exciting time to be here," said Nate Rice, Office Managing Partner for PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Oklahoma City. "Our new home here in Midtown is the result of a lot of hard work. We couldn't be happier to be in this new space in a neighborhood, and city, we love."
More than 50 manufacturing leaders gathered for the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber's second annual Manufacturers Breakfast to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the manufacturing industry and how businesses can position themselves to take advantage of the rapidly evolving technology.
When the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber launched Forward OKC VII, one priority quickly rose to the top: education. The reason is simple. As Oklahoma City continues to grow and attract new employers, developing a strong talent pipeline is essential to sustaining that momentum.
Oklahoma City and the state of Oklahoma continue earning national recognition for economic strength, affordability and quality of life, with recent rankings highlighting the region's growing competitiveness.
Clay Bennett
Chairman, Dorchester Capital
"I think that pioneering spirit of Oklahoma is as alive today as it’s ever been. If you want to do something, go do it. You can do it, and you’ll be helped along the way by good people. I can’t think of a better place in the country to set up shop and get going."