Make Your Voice Heard, Visit FallinForBusiness.com and Take the Survey

Through your feedback to the 2011 Survey of Oklahoma Executives, we hope to learn more about the perspectives of Oklahoma’s business leaders and identify ways the state can best support existing companies.

Our goal continues to be to create a better environment for the businesses that have made Oklahoma great.

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Commerce Expansion & Retention Services

As you guide your company's growth, certain challenges and issues are bound to arise. How will you enter new markets? Are your employees ready to compete in the global economy? Can you afford more training? What resources or incentives are available to mitigate your costs of doing business? The Oklahoma Department of Commerce and its strategic partners are committed to helping you answer these questions and face these challenges.
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Women-Owned Business Certifications

Is your woman-owned business missing out on valuable contracting opportunities because it's not certified?  Contact the Oklahoma Department of Commerce today to start the certification process.  It not only gives you an added advantage when competing for contracts, but entities who choose to do business with you are confident their federal reporting of dollars spent with women-owned busiensses will be vertifiable and credible.
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10 Companies that Expanded with the Quality Jobs Program

Oklahoma looks at business expansion and growth the same way most companies do – confidently taking advantage of opportunities and rapidly generating solutions in a creative and resourceful manner.

The Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program offers qualifying companies wishing to expand a quarterly cash rebate of up to 5% of newly created payroll.
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Reestablished Tax Credit Will Bolster Oklahoma Aerospace

Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin has signed into law a measure reestablishing tax credits for engineers going to work for Oklahoma companies as well as the companies that hire them. The bill restores a tax incentive that was put on moratorium last year by the Oklahoma state legislature.
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