Chamber News

As Congress begins work on its 2026 agenda, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is focused on federal policies that directly affect economic growth, workforce development and quality of life across the region. The Chamber’s federal priorities reflect the needs of local employers, community partners, and residents, with an emphasis on long-term

Local & National Agencies Partner to Develop a Unified Community Brand OKLAHOMA CITY (January 30, 2026) – MMGY and Gooden Group have been selected as the lead agencies to research, develop and refine the brand identity of Oklahoma City (OKC). MMGY is based in Kansas City and has extensive experience in civic branding, including Cleveland,

The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber has released its 2026 Public Policy Guide, a comprehensive resource designed to help businesses stay informed and actively engage in the legislative process at the local, state, and federal levels. The guide provides timely, actionable information on the most critical policy issues to the region’s economic growth

Devon Energy has been a cornerstone of Oklahoma City’s growth and success for decades, and the company’s leadership, employees, and civic engagement have helped shape our community in meaningful ways. We appreciate the role Devon has played in elevating Oklahoma City’s profile as a global energy and business center. As Devon enters a new

The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber released its 2026 policy priorities for health care and life sciences, emphasizing opposition to federal Medicaid cuts, support for medical innovation, and investments to strengthen Oklahoma’s health care workforce and research ecosystem. The Chamber opposes Medicaid coverage reductions enacted under H.R. 1, citing

Oklahoma City enters 2026 with momentum few cities can match and responsibility that comes with it. An NBA championship. National recognition for quality of life and cost competitiveness. Growing attention as a visitor destination and a place where employers and talent want to land. And just ahead, a global spotlight tied to the region’s role in the

The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber hosted its 2025 Annual Meeting, bringing together business and civic leaders from across the region. As part of the program, 2026 Chamber Chair Mike Ross sat down for a fireside chat with Bill Cameron, president and CEO of American Fidelity, to discuss leadership, legacy, and Oklahoma City’s future. During the

The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber has announced its 2026 board of directors and officers, naming Michael F. Ross, INSURICA as chair of the board. Ross will lead the Chamber’s board alongside John Hart, Continental Resources, who will serve as treasurer, and Rhonda Hooper, Jordan Advertising, who will serve as corporate secretary. Teresa Rose, One