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Connect with new businesses and grow your relationships at NWOKC Community Coffee. This week we'll learn more about Francis Tuttle Technology Center and their upcoming opportunities. Please invite a colleague who would like to learn more about the NWOKC Chamber.
Free to attend. Invite a friend. Guests are welcome.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Administration Building - Board Room
Leadership Northwest celebrates 30 years with a special commencement for Class 30 plus Alumni recognition and more!
Registration is required. Seats are limited. Secure your spot today!
THURSDAY, MAY 16
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
GAILLARDIA COUNTRY CLUB
5300 Gaillardia Blvd
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“Help Wanted”
Hiring Resources Shared at BuILD NW 6/8/21 Presenters: Don Morris, Executive Director, Oklahoma Office of Workforce OklahomaBill Hancock, Business Services & Rapid Response Coordinator with Workforce OklahomaMolly Scalf, Workforce and Economic Development Consultant, Francis Tuttle Technology Center Whether you’re looking for hourly laborers or skilled technicians, our presenters will provide new leads and ideas for…
SEE MORELee Rowland Sparks Community Leadership Luncheon
A powerful message from education leader Lee Rowland highlighted the 2021 Community Leadership Luncheon, which also celebrated members of the 2020 Leadership Northwest Class on their completion of the Program.
SEE MORESmall Business Owners Celebrate Big Week
Small Business Owners who are members of the Chamber shared their stories of challenge and perseverance as part of the Northwest OKC Chamber’s Small Business Week Celebration. Speaking were Debbie Lowery, co-owner of Running Wild Catering, Kenneth Allen, co-owner of Allen Auto Body, and Kirsten Land, owner of Land Enterprises Roofing. The program was presented…
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Marian University’s Accelerated Online Program aims to help meet Oklahoma’s Nursing Shortage
There’s a big need for nurses in Oklahoma.
The state is facing a nursing shortage that has gotten worse during the pandemic. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that the United States needs 190,000 new nurses a year to meet the demand.
One university has a program to get qualified nurses to work faster.
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