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April 4, 2022
From Expansion Solutions Magazine Even with global supply chain issues and uncertain global markets, Oklahoma is finding new ways to grow and diversify its economy
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From Expansion Solutions Magazine Even with global supply chain issues and uncertain global markets, Oklahoma is finding new ways to grow and diversify its economy
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt delivered his annual State of the State address. Economic development, workforce and infrastructure played major roles in the speech and highlight
In 2021, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce (Commerce) doubled down on providing assistance to Oklahoma companies and communities while also selling the state as a
Canoo, a manufacturer of breakthrough electric vehicles (EVs) that are reinventing mobility, announced it will expand its Oklahoma partnership to include new R&D, software development
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce (Commerce) honored Senator Brent Howard for his work to support economic development. During the 2021 legislative session, Howard authored multiple
Program offers free online job skills training through January 31, 2022 SkillUp, part of the Covid-19 National Dislocated Workers Grant, has been extended through January
On May 14, Cardinal Glass welcomed Oden Grube, Mayor of Durant; John Dean, Durant City Manager; Lisa Taylor, Executive Director of the Durant Industrial Authority;
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce’s (Commerce) Aerospace and Defense team is working alongside the Center of Workforce Excellence in Aerospace & Cybersecurity, a partnership between
Rose State College and Tulsa Community College are entering into a collaboration with Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology (OSUIT) on behalf of the Aerospace
The Oklahoma Office of Workforce Development recently announced $500,000 in grants to support five industry sector partnerships as they build collaborative partnerships to solve workforce
During a year of pandemic changes, the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education, the state’s vocational training agency, kept its focus on helping Oklahomans
Article by Chip Minty for The Journal Record As many as 10 graduating seniors from Ada High School could walk off the commencement stage this
Site Selection Group, a full-service location advisory, economic incentives and real estate services firm, recently released its data evaluating locations for manufacturing investment. The findings
Federal and state representatives, alongside officials and students from Oklahoma Panhandle State University (OPSU) and High Plains Technology Center (HPTC), recently broke ground on a
The Holberton School, a tuition-deferred college alternative for training software engineers, announced that it will open a third campus in the U.S., this time in
From food processing and aerospace to pipe and plastics, thousands of manufacturing companies have found success operating in Oklahoma. For more information on why Oklahoma is the hub of the heartland, visit: . https://t.co/AbgTa7cbna
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