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2018 Nextgen Under 30 Winners Updated 10/20/2018 V.16 01 - Adult and Higher Education 01 - Adult and Higher Education Ryan Carter Richana Taplin University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Francis Tuttle Technology Center 01 - Adult and Higher Education 01 - Adult and Higher Education Kacy Clark Moge Wang East Central University Foundation, Inc. Metro Technology Centers 01 - Adult and Higher Education 01 - Adult and Higher Education Cody Cramer Nikki West Oklahoma State University University of Oklahoma 01 - Adult and Higher Education 01 - Adult and Higher Education Jordan Evans Autumn Wiles Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Seminole State College Educational Education Foundation, Inc. 01 - Adult and Higher Education 02 - The Arts Samantha Hawkins Micayla Baker Oklahoma Baptist University Civic Center Foundation 01 - Adult and Higher Education 02 - The Arts Kate Hile Catherine Crain The University of Oklahoma, Gene Rainbolt 108 Contemporary Graduate School of Business 02 - The Arts 01 - Adult and Higher Education Danielle Frazier Shaylee Kimbro The Chickasaw Nation University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma 02 - The Arts 01 - Adult and Higher Education Brielle Helm Elizabeth Larios The Chickasaw Nation Rose State College 02 - The Arts 01 - Adult and Higher Education Allison Hix Sage Mauldin Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition The University of Oklahoma 02 - The Arts 01 - Adult and Higher Education Zonly Looman Deja Mitchell Studio Z Art & Events Oklahoma City Community College 02 - The Arts 01 - Adult and Higher Education Laurena Sherrill Kavaris Sims Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma Langston University 2018 NextGen Under 30 Winners Updated 10/20/2018 v.16 02 - The Arts 03 - Education K-12 Sterling Smith Sarah Holcomb Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition Cherokee Nation 02 - The Arts 03 - Education K-12 Garrett Starks Jake Lerner Castle Row Studios Tulsa Changemakers 02 - The Arts 03 - Education K-12 Kayley Williamson Nina McPherson Spring Creek Elementary Heritage Hall Middle School 03 - Education K-12 03 - Education K-12 Jarrel Booker Daniela Nusbaum Chickasaw Nation Putnam City Schools-Putnam City High School 03 - Education K-12 Jamie Christian 03 - Education K-12 Heritage Hall Lauren Smith Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School 03 - Education K-12 Andi Dema 03 - Education K-12 Casady School Andrew Spector Tulsa Changemakers and Leadership Tulsa 03 - Education K-12 Mikayla Frech 03 - Education K-12 Epic Charter Schools Nina Stewart Longfellow Middle School 03 - Education K-12 Julian Guerrero 03 - Education K-12 Oklahoma State Department of Education Autumn Stinson Oklahoma City Public School System 03 - Education K-12 Jamee Hale 03 - Education K-12 Casady School Jamieson Tate Yukon High School 03 - Education K-12 Riley Harpole 03 - Education K-12 Kellogg & Sovereign Consulting Dakota Thompson Stilwell High School 03 - Education K-12 Kevin Hermansen 03 - Education K-12 Casady School Emily Willett Norman Public School 03 - Education K-12 Jose Hernandez Perry Public Schools 2018 NextGen Under 30 Winners Updated 10/20/2018 v.16 04 - Energy & Transportation 04 - Energy & Transportation Brett Appling Jay Scambler Jackson Well Service LLC Circle 9 | Bison Oilfield Services | Bison Energy Services 04 - Energy & Transportation Colby Arnold 04 - Energy & Transportation Chesapeake Energy Corporation Jessica Wills Gulfport Energy 04 - Energy & Transportation Kirby Behenna 04 - Energy & Transportation Enable Midstream Partners Crawford Yates Hefner Energy Holdings, LLC 04 - Energy & Transportation Chris Copeland 05 - Finance Continental Resources, Inc. Haley Annuschat Exchange Bank & Trust Co. 04 - Energy & Transportation Emily Elliston 05 - Finance Devon Energy Corporation Brayden Barnthouse BancFirst 04 - Energy & Transportation Katelyn Gengler 05 - Finance Northwest Oil and Gas Exploration Ryan Brasses Communication Solutions 04 - Energy & Transportation Sarah Gideon Isbell 05 - Finance Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P. Christin Cornelius Frates Insurance & Risk Management 04 - Energy & Transportation Matt Jones 05 - Finance Great Plains Analytical Services Dalton Esmond BOK Financial 04 - Energy & Transportation Jonathan McCallum 05 - Finance Chesapeake Energy Corporation Marissa Fortner the Chickasaw Nation 04 - Energy & Transportation Ryan McDougal 05 - Finance Chesapeake Energy Shane Gibson Flwheel Energy 04 - Energy & Transportation Anulika Ndive 05 - Finance Oklahoma Natural Gas Jessi Jackson Ernst & Young (EY) 2018 NextGen Under 30 Winners Updated 10/20/2018 v.16 05 - Finance 05 - Finance Nicole Keyes Maria Roberts Arvest Bank the Chickasaw Nation 05 - Finance 05 - Finance Marla Lance Trevor Rush Citizens Bank of Edmond Graystone Properties of OKC, LLC 05 - Finance 05 - Finance Landon Lewis Julie Waddle Holliday American Mortgage FNB Community Bank 05 - Finance 05 - Finance Caleb Lochridge Kelci Werner Pauls Valley National Bank First National Bank & Trust 05 - Finance 05 - Finance Donald (Kyle) McPherson Rhett Wood First Liberty Bank Investment Strategies, LLC 05 - Finance 06 - Healthcare Avery Moore Lyle Baker ECI Insurance University of Oklahoma 05 - Finance 06 - Healthcare Luke Moore Tracye Carter Black Oak Partners OUHSC 05 - Finance 06 - Healthcare Noelle Moore Jesse Chaffin Anchor D Bank Oklahoma State University - Center for Health Sciences 05 - Finance Hayden Musgrove 06 - Healthcare Andreini & Company Cali Crissup Renaissance of Stillwater 05 - Finance Zane Muzaffar 06 - Healthcare BOK Financial Kayla Dewitt Oklahoma City Indian Clinic 05 - Finance Lauren Nowakowski 06 - Healthcare KPMG LLP Sherry Chanel Elgin INTEGRIS 05 - Finance Amber Pletcher WeGoLook 2018 NextGen Under 30 Winners Updated 10/20/2018 v.16 06 - Healthcare 06 - Healthcare Ashton Gatewood Ezekiel Wariboko-Alali Oklahoma City Indian Clinic All Faith Home Health Care 06 - Healthcare 06 - Healthcare Kacee Gharfeh Alyssa Watkins University of Oklahoma Children's Hospital Carter Professional Care 06 - Healthcare 06 - Healthcare Rayni Lane Cooper Zelnick Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Groups: Recover Together 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality McKenzie Melton Jill Anderson Bohanon Dentistry SONIC, America’s Drive-In 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality Tammy Phillips Lauren Bernhard Little Flower Clinic Modern Touch By Omega 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality Ja-Li-Si Pittman Laura Brinlee Cherokee Nation E&J Gallo Winery 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality JJ Plunk Leah Copeland Chickasaw Nation the Chickasaw Nation 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality Kristen Radcliff Rance Gilliam SSM Health Oklahoma Chickasaw Cultural Center 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality James Reynolds Kyle Glass BeneFIT Medical Apparel, LLC Cory’s Audio Visual 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality Kassandra Rosas Jonathan Harris Cherokee Nation SONIC, America’s Drive-In 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality Logan Skelton William Tyler Ashburn Medtronic A Good Egg Dining Group 06 - Healthcare 07 - Hospitality Cassidy Sullivan Tyler Whitson First Impressions Dentistry K27@ Phillbrook Museum 2018 NextGen Under 30 Winners Updated 10/20/2018 v.16 07 - Hospitality 08 - The Law Christopher Woodrow Gaylan Towle Embassy Suites Norman Hotel & Crowe & Dunlevy Conference Center 08 - The Law 08 - The Law Jacintha Webster Brooke Hamilton Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc. 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Chase Snodgrass and Agriculture Lane Kindle Office of the Oklahoma Attorney General Cherokee Nation 08 - The Law Venus Tahmasebi 09 - Manufacturing, Industry, the Trades, and Agriculture Parrish DeVaughn Injury Lawyers Addison Martel Clearent LLC 2018 NextGen Under 30 Winners Updated 10/20/2018 v.16 09 - Manufacturing, Industry, the Trades, 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & and Agriculture Advertising KASEY MOORE Addam Francisco RL HUDSON AND COMPANY The Suave Report 09 - Manufacturing, Industry, the Trades, 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & and Agriculture Advertising Chance Roberts Kalie Fry Valiant Artificial Lift Solutions McMahon Marketing 09 - Manufacturing, Industry, the Trades, 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & and Agriculture Advertising Adam Seikel Kristen Giroux Citizen Potawatomi Nation Jones PR 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & Advertising Advertising Jessie Blackwell Emily Guleserian Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Citizen Potawatomi Nation Oklahoma City Branch 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & Advertising Advertising Kelly Hobbs Alexis Burckart Chickasaw Nation Sage Realty Partners 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & 10 - Media, Public Relations, Marketing & Advertising Advertising Kirsten Holder Sean Campbell Hal Smith Restaurants The Rowland Group 10 - Media, Public
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