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Annu2010 annual Repoarlt report A leader in Customer Satisfaction

(L to R) Kelly Brander, President and CEO, with Brad Krieger, Chairman, Becky Franklin, EVP-Sales Manager, James Finch, EVP-Loan Manager, and Don Gable, President of Arvest-Stillwater. Ranked highest in the region*.

Arvest has been honored for outstanding customer satisfaction by actual customers. We’d like to thank them for ranking us “Highest in Customer Satisfaction with Retail Banking in the Southwest Region” in the latest J.D. Power and Associates study. Categories included transactions, account statements, conveniences, fees and problem resolution. Ready to see for yourself? Stop by Arvest today.

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*Arvest Bank received the highest numerical score among retail banks in the Southwest region in the proprietary J.D. Power and Associates 2010 Retail Banking Satisfaction StudySM. Study based on 47,673 total responses measuring 12 providers in the Southwest region (AZ, CO, NM, NV, OK, UT) and measures opinions of consumers with their primary banking provider. Proprietary study results are based on experiences and perceptions of consumers surveyed in January 2010. Your experiences may vary. Visit jdpower.com. WHAT’S INSI DE Advocating forBusiness Connecting Members . Bringing theWorld toOKC . Growing OKC . 2009-2010 ChamberChairman OPUBCO CommunicationsGroup President &Publisher David Thompson realized. we plans as Sincerely, and that, visions know I our and see city, will we our two for last together, the progress work to over significant continue community the for achieved business have the thankful we Together, represent extremely and am years. I Chamber visit. the and lead play to making work, to live, opportunity to devotion place their and made better a were members City which of Chamber Oklahoma all – 5,000 2010 than in more had we the by successes possible many the of few a just are These capital in million $344 than more city. and expansion our jobs an to 4,200 announced investment nearly companies bringing 95 attracting here, are 2010, In relocation region. or affordability the and to workforce investments and quality jobs new environment, stable City’s and Oklahoma region our in education your public that improve to certain be effort can the you state. of and center reform, the and legislation at be will education improvement Chamber passing future area in for City stage successful the Oklahoma set also major will were of We that number ODOT’s a schedule. keep on allow to will remain to funding which projects securing intact, and plan and events; construction attract quality to tool eight-year new a with revenue-generating Quality communities significant, Oklahoma Oklahoma retain the provide included will these which initiatives of key Act, Some several Events community. passing in business the capitol to the at important accomplishments of number a brunt saw the We bearing from cuts. budget businesses not certainly protecting in government’s were work state state our and of Chamber’s region the our to businesses led most, and This than city our better untouched. While recession climate. quickly economic but the business our to election weathered 3 vital MAPS the issues in on work victory to our of returned celebration a with 2010 of began We generations future allow will experience. our that in share tomorrow to for course a Oklahomans setting time time same special a the is at This while experienced. Oklahoma have we c Greater our the success of for the in chairman role a as play serve and to Chamber honored City been have I years, two last the Over From2009-2010Chairman Letter ...... ity because we are realizing the results of our hard work and vision of years past, past, years of vision and work hard our of results the realizing are we because ity ......

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3 | Annual Report a stronger business climate, a stronger economy The Chamber kicked off 2010 with the launch of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Political Action Committee (Greater OKC Chamber PAC). “In today’s economic conditions, it is vital that the business community collaborate to elect state lawmakers and other officeholders who will advocate issues of critical need and strategic importance to our metropolitan area,” said Brad Krieger, Arvest Bank, Greater OKC Chamber PAC Chairman. As the economy in Greater Oklahoma City The launch of the PAC was just the start of the Government continues to strengthen, it becomes more and Relations team’s many accomplishments in 2010. more important to protect the environment in which our businesses operate. During 2010, the A major victory was the passage of the Oklahoma Quality Events Act. Oklahoma City’s status as a world class city includes the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber took significant ability to host notable events such as major horse shows at steps toward creating a positive business State Fair Park, Big XII and NCAA sporting events, and events climate through lobbying efforts, campaign on the Oklahoma River. This act gives Oklahoma City and activities and the creation of the Greater OKC surrounding communities a new tool for attracting and retaining these major events. Chamber Political Action Committee. The Chamber’s efforts also helped secure the necessary funding to keep ODOT’s eight-year construction plan intact. It is hard to miss the transformation happening in and around

Advocating f or business business Oklahoma’s Race totheTop application–whichcouldhave with localleaders,legislatorsandotherorganizations,toenhance In anefforttosecuremoreeducationfunding, theChamberworks are receivingthequalityeducationtheyneedtosucceed.” newly constructedschoolsandensurethatthestudentswithin president andCEO. “We mustlookbeyondthebrightwallsof happens withintheclassroom,”saidRoy H.Williams,Chamber students, itistimeforustoplacearenewedfocusonwhat theMAPSforKidsprojectscontinuetobenefitour “While of 2010workingtowardsignificanteducationreforms. advocateforeducation,theChamberspentmuch A long-standing Standig UpforEducatio n Greater Oklahoma visitor City’s industry and business climate. and many others, equaled significant progress in strengthening compensation reform, funding for the state’s seed capital program, These successes, along with the passage of incremental workers’ crucial thatthisfundingremainintact. these changes.WitheachofincludedinODOT’s plan,itwas construction oftheDowntownBoulevard,playanimportantrolein the I-40realignment,teardownofexistingbridgeand downtown. Severalextensiveprojects,includingcompletionof bills thatwillserveasbuildingblocksforfuturereformefforts. about educationreform,leadingtotheenactmentofmultiple discussions application processopenedthedoorforin-depth While thestatewasunsuccessfulinacquiringfunding, the provided $175millioninfederalfundsforeducationreform. State Question744. organizations toformtheOneOklahomaCoalitiondefeat The Chamberjoinedmorethan100businessesand PACThe Chamber’s raised$47,950initsfirstyear. in direct spending. $414 million conventions, sporting events and more – resulting in The Quality Events Act will help our region retain and Did Y ou Know? recruit

Annual Report | 5 Boeing Chooses OKC In August, The Boeing Company announced it would relocate 550 jobs to Oklahoma City from California. The company cited Oklahoma City’s cost effectiveness, proximity to its clients, and incentives as reasons the metro area was chosen over other cities. “For a company like Boeing to make such a substantial move to our market area speaks very highly of Oklahoma City,” said Robin Roberts Krieger, executive vice president economic development. “When you look at our quality of life, pro-business With a large number of positive stories, environment and competitive incentives, Oklahoma City is clearly a desirable place.” accolades and significant progress seen, Greater Oklahoma City has become a hotbed The Chamber, along with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and the City of Oklahoma City, played a key role in of economic activity. And with the help of securing the expansion. The Chamber launched a new website, the Chamber’s economic development team, www.abetterlifeokc.com – highlighting aspects of Oklahoma City 2010 was further proof that Oklahoma City is including housing, education, employment, activities and more to show Boeing employees in Long Beach the many advantages of a great place to live, work and play. living and working in Oklahoma City. This website will be a useful tool for the Chamber when working on future business relocation and expansion projects. The region saw significant growth during 2010, including the creation of 4,159 new jobs and the expansion or relocation

GROW ing okc ok c Greater OklahomaCity. Chamber isworkingtoalterthewaynationalretailersperceive In ordertocontinuegrowtheregion’s retailofferings,the retailers toourmarket iskey toourfuturegrowth.” will continuetheworktoadvancethatsuccess.Bringingnew city hasseenincrediblesuccessinitsrecentpastandwe economy,” saidWilliams.“This necessary tosupportacity’s economy, itisevidentthatastrongtaxbase “In today’s region’s retailofferings. officials fromtheCityofOklahomaCity, isworkingtoexpandthe taxbaseremainsstrong. TheChamber,that thecity’s alongwith Additionally, addingnewretailerstothelocalmarket willensure businessrecruitmentefforts. edge importanttotheChamber’s competitive considering relocating, makingOklahoma City’s a qualityoflifeissuewhencompaniesandindividualsare development. Diverseretailofferingsareoftenviewedas brightfutureiscommunity A key partofOklahomaCity’s Growth Retail Developmentimporta nt to City’s local taxrevenueannually. $56,770, theseprojectswillcontributemorethan$9millionin to OklahomaCityof95businesses.Withaveragesalaries in frontofthemandasktolookatusdifferently.” consumers inbuyingpatternsandtradeareas,sowehavetoget redevelopment. “We tendnottobehavelike typicalretail worked forthem,”saidAlisonOshel,CPM,directorofcommunity asking themtoabandonaresearchmodelthathastraditionally aboutgetting(retailers)outofconventionalthinking, and “It’s Did Y consumer study, April2010 average. –AugustPartners, Inc.presentationofOklahomaCity person onapparel,shoesandaccessoriesthanthenational Oklahoma Cityshoppersannuallyspend21percentmoreper from theoutletmallscheduledtoopeninAugust2011. Oklahoma Citycanexpect$100millioninannualsales ou Know?

Annual Report | 7 Mayors’ Conference Showcases OKC In June, Oklahoma City was the site of the 78th Annual Meeting of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. As the host city, Oklahoma City provided the perfect backdrop for attendees. By planning everything from ground transportation to evening events, daytime excursions to the perfect welcome, the Chamber worked tirelessly to ensure that attendees received a red-carpet welcome. “We had an opportunity to bring them in, and if they were treated nicely and they had a good time, chances are they went back Citizens of Greater Oklahoma City, and and said nice things about us,” said Mayor Mick Cornett. “I believe we exceeded their expectations in every way. Our visitors certainly members of the Greater Oklahoma saw us as a city that is trying to build a higher quality of life for City Chamber, know that Oklahoma City is a our citizens, just like they are in their cities.” great place to live, work and play. And while While in Oklahoma City, the more than 1,000 people attending the city plays host to nearly 4 million visitors – including mayors, their families, other city delegates, every year, 2010 brought a number of high- representatives from Washington, national media and Business Council members – saw a variety of attractions and venues profile groups to OKC and gave the city a including the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, chance to really show what it has to offer. Bricktown, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, State Fair Park, the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, and more. After five days in Oklahoma City, and four fabulous evening events put on by the host committee led by the Chamber, it was obvious

BRINGING the world world the onlydistrictinNorthAmerica,”saidMike Carrier, president “Of the13DistrictsofCreativityaroundworld,Oklahomais offerings. world-class Oklahoma City’s from aroundthecountryandworldwereabletoexperience Creativity World Forum,andnearly20equineevents,people the 10thannualOklahomaCityMemorialMarathon,2010 And withOklahomaCityalsoplayinghosttoeventsincluding rooms soldwasup4.2percentto3,203,381. increased by80percentfrom2009andthetotalnumberofhotel jump invisitortraffictoOklahomaCityduring2010.Grouptours The OklahomaCityConvention&VisitorsBureau(CVB)sawa CVB SeesImprovedViitors Number future.” downtown OklahomaCityandsetthecityoncourseforabetter resident, weheardabouttheMAPSprogramandhowitrevitalized Buddy DyerofOrlando,Fla.“Innearlyeveryencounterwitha engaged intheactionsoftheircitygovernment,”saidMayor urban center. Itwasremarkable toseesomanyresidents being equallyfocusedonitsfutureasamodern,metropolitan “Oklahoma Cityisclearlyaplacethatproudofitsrootswhile Oklahoma City had left quite an impression on the attendees.

ok to c other.” came toOklahomaCityshareideasandlearnfromeach educators, scientists,artists,studentsandpolicymakers who than 1,000entrepreneurs,businessleaders,technologyexperts, honored tohostthe2010CreativityWorld Forumand themore of theOklahomaCityConvention&VisitorsBureau.“We were Did Y increased 4.2percenttoatotalof3,203,381. The totalnumberofhotelroomssoldinOklahomaCity percent to$414million. orhostedgroupswasup5 Direct spendingbyCVB-booked 2007 - 305 2008 ou Know? 2008 - 365 2009 666 2009 - 2010 80 percent. OKC increasedby Group toursto

Annual Report | 9 Events Offer Networking Opportunities In today’s fast-paced business environment, networking is key to making new personal and business contacts, and the Chamber is the central hub for the best networking events in Greater Oklahoma City. During 2010, the Chamber hosted more than 50 events for its members and the public. Attendance at these events surpassed 13,000 for the year, showing that the business community looks to the Chamber to provide quality events for networking and for information about the state of Greater Oklahoma City. The key to successful networking is “The networking opportunities available through the Chamber going where the movers and shakers are a tremendous benefit,” said David Harlow, BancFirst. “The opportunity to network with peers – all of whom have similar are gathered. Whether you’re welcoming goals for our respective businesses and for our city, with a focus a new company at a grand opening, on the future – is one of the greatest benefits the Chamber has helping a Chamber member market their to offer.” business through TRDC, or networking at The high-quality events put on by the Chamber are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to connecting members. For many SchmoozaPalooza, wherever you find the members, the Chamber is a key source of essential information Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is the and intelligence in Greater Oklahoma City. place to be. “The most valuable aspect of membership for us is the

CONNECT ing MEMBERS MEMBERS companies.” Chamber activities,andseethepositiveresultsitbringstotheir all businesspeopletobecomeamember, getinvolvedinthe isamembershipIwouldnotgiveup.encourage “This times over,” saidJudyJ. Hatfield,EquityCommercial Realty, LLC. everyone. Ihavereapedtherewardsofmymembershipmany Chambermakes greatthingshappenforthebenefitof “The stronger businesscommunity. when itcomestorecruitingnewmembersandcreatinga Chamber membersaretheorganization’s biggestadvocates companies. thanks tothe168volunteersfrom115GreaterOklahomaCity Campaign (TRDC)reachedarecordtotalof$2,347,322, investment in2010.The2010Total Resource Development in theChamberatrecordlevelstermsofmembershipand Despite anationaleconomicdownturn,membersinvested Members committedto abetterOKC Loren Greshman,SouthernNazareneUniversity. forums andthenetworkingChamberencourages,”said information thatisregularlysharedthroughnewsletters,public networking opportunitiesthroughoutGreaterOklahomaCity. sourceforinformationand will continueitsroleasthego-to With membershipnumberscontinuingtogrow, theChamber Did Y City accoladestotheMembershipDirectory. members andthepublicaccessingeverythingfromOklahoma OKCChamber.com sawmorethan140,000hits,withChamber in 29ofOklahoma’s 77counties. Chamber membercompaniesarelocated Companies Chamber Member ou Know?

Annual Report | 11 12 | Annual Report Frank J. Wikoff* O. P. Workman* Brock* Sidney L. George B.Stone* H I. M.Holcomb* T. D. Turner* George G. Sohlberg* Seymour C.Heyman* Anton H B. M.Dilley* W. W. Storm* O. Mitscher* A. W. J. Gault* John H Henry Overholser* P Bruce Hooper; Rhonda Gonterman; Dave Bryan Nichols; Krieger; W. Delaney. Larry Pete J. Bradley pictured: Mitchell; Bennett; N. Not I. Roger Clayton Williams. H. Thompson; Roy Humphreys; David Kirk Lawrence; McDaniel; J. Edwards; Tom Carl Funke; row] Mark [back row] Lopez; [front right: to left from Pictured Listed inorderofservice. Anasterisk(*)denotesthosewhoaredeceased. 2010 executivecommittee . Y ast Chairmen . Thompson* . Burford* . Classen* Samuel W. Haynes* Frank Buttram* Virgil Browne* J.R. Benzel* Nichols* Gilbert A. J. F. Owens* Brown* John A. Ed Overholser* W. J. Pettee* W.A. Boyd* George Frederickson* J. Cottingham* R. Edgar S Gaylord* Edward K. C. F. Colcord* S . M.Gloyd* . Vaught* John R. Parsons*John R. Y Stanton L. Y A. R. William V. Montin* John Kilpatrick,Jr.* Gaylord* Edward L. Ancel Earp* H Ray J. Spradling* Donald S William MorganCain* J. WileyRichardson* J. S Glenn C.Kiley* Fred Jones* W. Hightower* E. . B.Groh* . Hargett* oung* . Kennedy* oung Ken W. Townsend* McPherson Frank A. Ray Ackerman Durrett William E. Edmund O. Martin Clyde Ingle Lee AllanSmith Marshall Gerald R. Richard H Dan Hogan Bill Swisher D.R. Harrison* James G. Harlow, Jr.* Edward H Norman P. Bagwell* Robert Lee* E. . Cook . Clements J. LarryNichols Fred J. Hall V. BurnsHargis FunkRobert A. Luke Corbett R. Moore* Steven E. Dave Lopez Gamble Gerald L. Clayton I.Bennett William G. Thurman,M.D. Stanley F. Hupfeld Bank ofOklahoma Mr. MarkFunke Express EmploymentProfessionals Mr. Funk Robert A. Sciences Center University ofOklahomaHealth Joseph J. Ferretti,Ph.D. Home Creations Mr. JalalFarzaneh The OklahomaPublishing Company Ms. ChristyEverest Price Edwards&Company Mr. CarlEdwards American FidelityAssuranceCompany Mr. Durrett WilliamE. OGE EnergyCorp. Mr. Peter B.Delaney City ofOklahoma Mr. JimCouch City ofOklahoma Mayor MickCornett Mr. LukeCorbett R. Mr. EdwardH Garden Club Clements FoodsCompany- Mr. RichardH B.C. ClarkJewelers Mr. JamesC.Clark American FidelityAssuranceCompany Mr. WilliamM.Cameron Chesapeake EnergyCorporation Ms. MarthaBurger Blue CrossShieldofOklahoma Ms. BeverlyBinkowski Dorchester Capital Mr. ClaytonI.Bennett Grubb &Ellis|LevyBeffort Mr. MarkBeffort Jones Public Relations, Inc. Ms. BrendaJonesBarwick,APR The Chickasaw Nation Bill Anoatubby, Governor Ackerman McQueen,Inc. Mr. RayAckerman 2010 boardofdirectors . Cook . Clements Stores, Inc. Love’s Travel Stops&Country Mr. GregLove American FidelityFoundation Mr. DaveLopez INTEGRIS Health Mr. BruceLawrence Arvest Bank Mr. BradleyW. Krieger Cox Communications Mr. Percy Kirk Mustang Fuel Corporation Mr. CareyJoullian,IV E. JPMorganChase Bank,N.A. Mr. Jackson DavidA. Mr. ClydeIngle INTEGRIS Health Mr. StanleyF. Hupfeld,FACHE The HumphreysCompany Mr. KirkHumphreys ofOklahomaCity Mercedes-Benz Mr. Howard BobE. Jordan Associates Ms. RhondaHooper Dan HoganProperties Mr. DanHogan Oklahoma CityUniversity President Robert Henry Equity CommercialRealty, LLC Ms. JudyJ. Hatfield BancFirst Mr. DavidHarlow Oklahoma StateUniversity Mr. V. BurnsHargis Hall Capital,LLC Mr. Fred J. Hall Griffin Communications/NEWS9 Mr. DavidF. Griffin Publishing Co. OKC FRIDAY Newspaper-NicholsHills Mr. J. LelandGourley AT&T Oklahoma Mr. BryanGonterman Gamble Co.,Inc. Gerald L. Mr. Gamble GeraldL. Lopez Foods,Inc. Mr. EduardoSanchez Accel FinancialStaffing Ms. MegSalyer Excellence inJournalismFoundation Inasmuch Foundation/Ethicsand Mr. Robert J. Ross Center -FAA Mike Monroney Aeronautical Ms. LindyRitz Devon EnergyCorporation Mr. JohnRichels Chesapeake EnergyCorporation Mr. ThomasSpencerPrice, Jr. Foundation Oklahoma MedicalResearch Stephen M.Prescott, M.D. The Guardian Redbud FinancialGroup,LLC- Mr. JoshParsons Oklahoma StateFair, Inc. Mr. Tim O’Toole Norick InvestmentCompany, LLC Mr. Ronald J. Norick IBC Bank Mr. GeorgeNigh Devon EnergyCorporation Mr. J. LarryNichols Manhattan ConstructionCompany Mr. XavierNeira Oklahoma NaturalGasCompany Mr. Roger N Publishing Company The JournalRecord Ms. MaryMélon Mr. McPherson Frank A. Mr. J. W. McLean Oklahoma CityUniversity Mr. Tom J. McDaniel Cardinal Engineering, Inc. Mr. SteveMason Ackerman McQueen,Inc. Mr. EdmundO. Martin Midland AssetManagement Mr. Marshall GeraldR. . Mitchell Stanton L. YoungStanton L. Companies Mr. Y StantonL. SandRidge Energy, Inc. Ms. MarshaN Williams &AssociatesHospitality Mr. JohnWilliams,CHA Marco CapitalGroupALP Mr. G. RaineyWilliams,Jr. Greater OklahomaCityChamber Mr. Roy H The UniversityofCentralOklahoma Dr. W. Roger Webb Oklahoma County Commissioner RayVaughn IBC Bank Mr. Travis ThomasL. William G. Thurman,M.D. OPUBCO CommunicationsGroup Mr. DavidThompson Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings Mr. RichardTanenbaum First FidelityBank Mr. LeeSymcox Industrial Investments,LLC Mr. BillSwisher Saxum Public Relations Mr. Renzi Stone Oklahoma CityPublic Schools Mr. KarlSpringer Oklahoma Events,LLC Mr. LeeAllanSmith Museum National Cowboy&Western Heritage Mr. CharlesP. Schroeder and Bar Nonna’s Ristorante Euro-American Ms. AvisScaramucci Tinker AirForceBase Maj. Gen.P. DavidGillett,Jr. LIASION TO THEBOARD George Nigh J.W. McLean Life Members . Williams . Wooden oung

13 | Annual Report 14 | Annual Report Mr. StevenKahne General ElectricAviation Mr. Helm MarkA. Dolese Bros.Co. Mr. MarkFunke Bank ofOklahoma Mr. WilliamM.Cameron Company American FidelityAssurance Mr. ThomasSpencerPrice, Jr. Chesapeake EnergyCorporation Mr. BryanGonterman AT&T Oklahoma Board ofAdvisor Lead Investor. company canbeaLeadInvestor, company. evenaone-person Annualduesinvestmentof$1,000ormorequalifiesamembercompanytobe operationsatsignificantlyhigherlevels.Any Lead Investorsaremembersthathavetaken aspecialleadershiproleinfinancingtheChamber’s qualifies amembercompanytobepartoftheBoardAdvisors. invitations toBoardMeetings,Retreats andIntercityVisits,BoardofAdvisorsplayakey role.Anannualinvestmentof$3,000ormore Board ofAdvisormembercompaniesareinvolvedwiththeChamberinasignificantway Board ofAdvisor Board ofAdvisor Mr. StevenD. Hendrickson The BoeingCompany Ms. BeverlyBinkowski Blue CrossShieldofOklahoma Mr. LanceBenham The BenhamCompanies,LLC Mr. Tony Shinn Bank ofAmericaMerrillLynch Mr. Todd Lisle BKD, LLP Ms. JenniferP. Fogg ASSET Group,Inc. Mr. Rudy Alvarado Advancia Corporation Mr. EdmundO. Martin Ackerman McQueen,Inc. Mr. AndrewShinn AAA MemberServicesCo. 2010 boardofadvisor /leadinvetors

Platinum LeadInvestors($40,000ormore) Gold LeadInvestors($10,000to$39,999) Silver LeadInvestors($5,000to$9,999) Mr. Jackson DavidA. JPMorganChase Bank,N Mr. BruceLawrence INTEGRIS Health Mr. Travis ThomasL. IBC Bank Mr. Fred J. Hall Hall Capital,LLC Mr. Peter B.Delaney OGE EnergyCorp. Mr. J. LarryNichols Devon EnergyCorporation Mr. ClaytonI.Bennett Dorchester Capital Mr. ScotWerkmeister Oklahoma Dignity MemorialProviders of Mr. Tom Benson LP Dell USA, Ms. CathrynHibbs Deaconess Hospital Mr. MichaelS. Laird Crowe &Dunlevy Mr. Percy Kirk Cox Communications Mr. Legan ThomasL. Coppermark Bank Bill Anoatubby, Governor The ChickasawNation Mr. Mike Dillard Century, Inc. .A. Mr. ColeC.Eslyn,FACHE OU MedicalCenter Mr. GeorgeJ. Records MidFirst Bank Ms. DianaSmalley Mercy HealthCenter, Inc. Mr. Tom Love Stores, Inc. Love’s Travel Stops&Country Mr. Roger N.Mitchell Oklahoma NaturalGasCompany Mr. GaryM.Bush Oklahoma IndustriesAuthority Mr. Tom Gray, R. III Grant Thornton,LLP Mr. SteveJackson Services, Inc. Government Liquidation/Liquidity William M.Canfield,M.D., Ph.D. Genzyme Mr. RichardTanenbaum Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings Mr. JoeyRoot First LibertyBank Mr. LeeSymcox First FidelityBank Mr. Funk Robert A. Express EmploymentProfessionals Mr. MarkWood Ernst &Y Mr. ClayT. Farha B.D. EddieEnterprises oung, LLP . Throughtheiradditionalfinancialsupportandexclusive Mr. MarkBeffort Specialty Real EstateServices,LLC Mr. J. CliffordHudson Sonic, America’s Drive-In Mr. ChrisHoward SSM HealthCareofOklahoma Mr. Robert Johnson Pratt &Whitney Ms. MarshaN.Wooden SandRidge Energy, Inc. Ms. ChristyEverest The OklahomaPublishing Company Mr. CareyJoullian,IV E. Mustang Fuel Corporation Mr. Tony Shelby LSB Industries,Inc. Mr. Keith J. Schwarz KPMG LLP Mr. Robert J. Ross Excellence in Journalism Foundation Inasmuch Foundation/Ethics Mr. Mike Raponi Holder ConstructionCompany Mr. DavidGreen Hobby Lobby Mr. Todd R. Blevins The HertzCorporation Mr. Robert F. Browne BottlingCo. Great PlainsCoca-Cola and Mr. ShaneGranger Armstrong Auditorium Mr. Mike Mize Architectural DesignGroup,Inc. Ms. DebbieAnglin Anglin Public Relations Mr. JohnFrederick Kempf, Jr. Andrews Davis Ms. DeborahMcAuliffeSenner Allied Arts Mr. LarryThomas Alliance Steel,Inc. Mr. Ron Gregory Air ComfortSolutionsHeat& Mr. ScottMcCoy Affinia Group- Products Freda Deskin,Ph.D. Schools) ASTEC, Inc.(ATECCharter Mr. JeffElliott Advanced Academics Mr. JeffDavis Acorn GrowthCompanies Mr. DaleHageman Accord HumanResources, Inc. Ms. AutumnBostick Abby Roofing Dr. ThomasKupiec ARL BioPharma,Inc. Ms. Tammy Dawson a lamode,inc. Mr. StanMayer AAR AircraftServices Board ofAdvisor Board ofAdvisor Dr. NancyAnthony Foundation Oklahoma CityCommunity Ms. DeniseSuttles Oklahoma CityClinic Dr. MikeO’Neal E. Oklahoma ChristianUniversity Mr. DavidF. Griffin Griffin Communications/NEWS9

Bronze LeadInvestors($3,000to$4,999) Silver LeadInvestors($5,000to$9,999) Ms. IvaSalmon IS Technologies dbaCSD Ms. SharonCaldwell CMA Strategies,Inc. Mr. GrayHolden CFR Insurance&RiskManagement Mr. WilliamT. Forrest CB RichardEllis/Oklahoma Mr. DavidB.Hooten Response andEvaluation CARE Center-ChildAbuse Mr. D. Frank Harrison Bronco DrillingCompany Mr. SteveOlson The BoldtCompany Mr. DanielGarcia Bank oftheWest Mr. Rodney N.Sargent BancInsure, Inc. Mr. DavidHarlow BancFirst Mr. Rod N.Baker, CCIM Services Baker FirstCommercialReal Estate Mr. JasonFrench BP America,Inc. Mr. JohnG. Johnson Governments Association ofCentralOklahoma Mr. TimBellanti Associated WholesaleGrocers,Inc. Mr. BradleyW. Krieger Arvest Bank Mr. OrinCrossley Reserve NationalInsuranceCo. Mr. StuMoore Quad/Graphics, Inc. Mr. TimO’Toole Oklahoma StateFair, Inc. President Robert Henry Oklahoma CityUniversity Mr. DouglasB.Cleary Cleary Petroleum Corporation Mr. JamesC.Clark B.C. ClarkJewelers Mr. GaryBurleson Convention Center Clarion MeridianHotel& Mr. JohnM.“Chip” Fudge Claims Management Resources, Rev. Tom Jones City Rescue Mission,Inc. Mr. JoeEvans Chaparral Energy, Inc. Mr. BobLewter Champion Hotels&Development Mr. Naifeh BradleyZ. Central LiquorCompany M. DiannCassidy, Ph.D. Cassidy FinancialGroup,Inc. Ms. Karen Franz Case &Associates Mr. ChristopherC.Bright Casady School Mr. DavidM.Shannon Carlisle FoodServiceProducts Mr. Kevin Dunn Capstone ConstructionServices Ms. ChristieEnochs America Cancer Treatment Centerof Mr. MarkGamber Cameron International Mr. SteveHouser The SkirvinHilton Mr. MattCowden The SheratonOklahomaCity Mr. JohnW. Osborne SNB BankofOklahomaCity Mr. ClaytonStewart Riverwind Casino Continued fromOppositePage Inc. Ms. DeemahRamadan Design+Build Group Mr. PhilipBusey, Jr. Group Company Delaware Resource Group,aBusey Mr. CraigDyer DMS Roofing &GeneralContracting Mr. MarkBlandford Brothers, DBI Services-DeAngelo Sr. Pastor Terry Barriss Crossroads Church Ms. Debra(DJ)J. MorrowIngram,J.D. Oklahoma CreditUnion Credit UnionAssociationof Mr. PhillipHagen Crafton Tull Dr. JanetC.Barresi Cosmo Investments,LLC Mr. JeffCato CoreVault Mr. H.J. Reed ConocoPhillips Mr. MichaelMorrison Comtech Design Print and Mail, Mr. GaryMcBride Compressco, Inc. Mr. JimDenny, CPA Cole &Reed, PC Mr. Mike Jones Company Coldwell Banker Mike Jones Mr. JeffErwin Colcord Hotel Mr. JohnMunger Wells Fargo Bank Mr. Todd Lewis Veolia EnergyOklahomaCity, Inc. Mr. MichaelD. Kloiber Tinker FederalCreditUnion Inc. LLC

15 | Annual Report 16 | Annual Report Ms. Penny Louviere GlobalHealth Mr. JohnElliott Global GamingSolutions,LLC Mr. DoyleSomers General Atomics Ms. KristineMendenhall Gaillardia CountryClub Mr. WilliamFrankfurt Frankfurt- Dr. Tom Friedemann Francis Tuttle Technology Center Mr. Robert Byers Foundation SurgeryAffiliates Ms. LoriDickinson Public Schools The FoundationforOklahomaCity Mr. RichBass Forest BuildingMaterials Mr. Grimes MarkA. Flintco, Inc. Mr. DerekGill First UnitedBank&Trust Mr. BradPeltier FireLake GrandCasino Ms. Paula Love Fellers SniderLawFirm Mr. Randy Dickerson Farmers InsuranceGroup Mr. JeffWhite Family CFO, LLC Mr. JimNeuberger Equipment Technology, LLC Mr. CraigS. Hogan,PMP ePartners, Inc. Mr. StevenCorley Eide BaillyLLP Mr. Reed Downey, Jr. Reed Downey Life Insurance Mr. RichardDowell Dowell Properties, Inc. Board ofAdvisor S hort-Bruza Associates, Agency PC

Bronze LeadInvestors($3,000to$4,999) Mr. JohnKennedy Irish Realty Corporation Ms. JeriDawson INVESTRUST Mr. MichaelF. Ross Network INSURICA InsuranceManagement North AmericanGroupdba Mr. DavidCrossley Inkwell ManagedPrint Services Mr. Vernon McKown Ideal Homes Ms. Terri Lowery ITT Technical Institute Mr. JalalFarzaneh Home Creations Mr. Wright RichardA. HoganTaylor LLP Mr. JohnWood Hines Mr. Roger F. Hicks Insurance, Inc. Roger Hicks&AssociatesGroup Mr. DavidC.DeLana Heritage Mr. Tom Taylor HeartLine, Inc. Mr. Kyle JoeR. Heartland Flyer Mr. GunnarH.Hood The Hartford Ms. StacyMcKee-Redden Hard Rock Hotel&CasinoTulsa Mr. EricWilliams Halliburton EnergyServices Ms. KimSearls Hall, Estill,ardwick,Gable,etal Mr. HalSmith Hal SmithRestaurant Group Mr. Moore MichaelK. C.H Ms. HeatherRennebohm Oklahoma, Inc. Goodwill IndustriesofCentral . Guernsey&Co. Mr. Mike Ketcherside MTM Recognition /MidwestTrophy Mr. Plotkin LorenA. M-D BuildingProducts Mr. RichGarofolo Lopez Foods,Inc. Mr. Lippert,Jr. D.E. “Rick” Lippert Bros.,Inc. Mr. MarkOwen Linn Energy, LLC Mr. BillCondon Lamar OutdoorAdvertising Mr. DavidHill Kimray, Inc. Mr. DavidHale Key Construction,LLC Mrs. LouC.Kerr The KerrFoundation,Inc. Mr. BrentHensley KOCO TV Mr. Tracy McDaniel KIPP Reach CollegePrep Mr. JimBoyer KFOR-TV Mr. SteveVan Amburgh KDC Real EstateDevelopment Ms. JillGreene Junior League of Oklahoma City, Ms. MaryMélon Company The JournalRecord Publishing Ms. RhondaHooper Jordan Associates Ms. BrendaJonesBarwick,APR Jones Public Relations, Inc. Mr. SteveTrice Jasco Products Company, LLC Mr. ScottBussell Jacobs Mr. JohnThompson J.E. DunnConstructionCompany Mr. DavidC.Miller Isola Bella Continued fromPage 15 Incorporated Inc. Ms. SusieWeeks OHH Physicians Mr. Ray Shaik Nowsoft, LLC“SimplifyingIT” Mr. StewartScannell Northrop Grumman Mr. JamesLaing Network Funding, LP Mr. BobSullivan NAI SullivanGroup Mr. ChrisStiles Mount Morgan Ms. NancyE. The MorganReal EstateGroup,LLC Mr. BobNouri MooreNouri, LLC Mr. Hayes CurtisL. Bob MooreAutoGroup Mr. DavidOoley Mr. Ooley’s Mr. Mickey Clagg Company Midtown Renaissance AREHCO John Fozard,Ph.D. Mid-America ChristianUniversity Mr. LeeReynolds Meyers-Reynolds &Associates,Inc. Ms. DonnaMorris Metropolitan LibrarySystem James Branscum,Ed.D. Metro Technology Centers Mr. MarkGalliart McBride Clinic Mr. RichardNix McAfee &Taft Mr. CalvinWorth Mathis Bros.OKC, LLC Mr. MarkBurson MassMutual FinancialGroup Mr. Mike Webb Manhattan Road andBridge Mr. XavierNeira Manhattan ConstructionCompany St. MaryCatholic High School Mr. JohnWaldo Oppenheim, adivision ofBosc,Inc. Mr. V. BurnsHargis Oklahoma StateUniversity Stephen M.Prescott, M.D. Foundation Oklahoma MedicalResearch Mr. JohnAustin Campus Oklahoma HeartospitalSouth John Harvey, M.D. Oklahoma Heartospital Ms. Karen S. Cunningham Oklahoma FinancialCenter, Inc. Mr. AaronBastian Oklahoma FidelityBank Mr. CharlesBlackburn Oklahoma Dental Mr. MichaelByrnes Oklahoma CityRedHawks Ms. Kari F. Watkins & Museum Oklahoma CityNationalMemorial Ms. DawnKennedy of Realtors, Inc. Oklahoma CityMetropolitanAssoc. Ms. Robyn Sunday-Allen Oklahoma CityIndianClinic Dr. Paul Sechrist Oklahoma CityCommunityCollege Mr. MichaelJ. Knopp Foundation Oklahoma CityBoathouse John Armitage,M.D. Oklahoma BloodInstitute Administrator Inc. Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic, Mr. Rustin Sparks OfficeMax NationalSalesCenter Mr. DannyCline Oak Tree National Mr. Maddy BrianL. OU Physicians Mr. BrandonClark RFIP, Inc. Mr. Tom S. Smith REI Mr. MarkLittle Quik Print Printing &Copying Mr. BertOlah,Jr. Quail CreekBank,N Mr. DannyBarth LLC -OklahomaCityThunder The Professional Basketball Club, Mr. BobFunk, Jr. Prodigal Mr. RichardMcBryde Procure Proton TherapyCenter Ms. Teah Corley R. PremierSource Mr. ScottFischer Pointe VistaDevelopment Mr. Robert P. Williams Poe &Associates,Inc. Mr. JonPickard Pickard Clinton Mr. JimMcBride Physicians MutualInsurance Mr. BradMartin The Persimmon Group Mr. ClydeWatts Oklahoma City The Pepsi BottlingGroupof Mr. ChadRichison PA Ms. CharleneWilson Paradigm AdvantEdge Mr. Patrick M.Boylan PDC Productions Mr. ChrisDavis PACCAR Parts Mr. MichaelHarrison Orthocare Innovations,LLC Mr. Robert Powell Order-Matic Corporation YCOM .A. Dr. LorenGresham Southern NazareneUniversity Mr. Roger Simons Simons Petroleum, Inc. Mr. DavidPollard Silvercliffe ConstructionCompany Mr. BillShapard ShapardResearch, LLC Mr. GeorgeBasore Scott Rice Mr. Ron Henley Schwarz Ready Mix BCM ofOklahoma,LLCdba Ms. Karen Wicker Schnake Turnbo Frank PR Mr. Renzi Stone Saxum Public Relations Mr. GaryDesjardins SMG Ms. SarahSears S Design,Inc. Mr. JamesPatterson SAIC Mr. MichaelC.Turpen & Lewis Riggs, Abney, Neal,Turpen, Orbison Mr. JoeLomonaco Convention CenterHotel&Spa Renaissance OklahomaCity Mr. ScottWells Remington Park, Racing*Casino Mr. BradScardino Remedy Roofing, Inc. Mr. JayW. Tullis Rees Associates,Inc. Ms. BeckieS. Shephard Rausch ColemanHomes Ms. Roberta BrowningFields Rainey LawFirm Ms. Paula Aduddell,CCIM RREEF Mr. DavidRoss TriCorps Security Mr. ShaunFrankfurt Trammell CrowCompany Mr. J.W. Peters Titus Construction Mr. BryanTimberlake Timberlake ConstructionCo.,Inc. Mr. Roy Page Communications Third DegreeAdvertising& Mr. Long, P.E. MarcA. Tetra Tech Mr. PhilWood Terracon Consultants,Inc. Mr. Frank Wilson Terex Roadbuilding Mr. Tom Butler Teleflora Mr. RIBA AnthonyMcDermid,AIA, TAParchitecture Dr. NathanMellor Strata Leadership,LLC Mr. Randy Hogan Hogan Stonegate- Ms. GerriHeidebrecht Oklahoma Stewart Abstract&Title of Mr. JermaineWilson Stericycle Ms. JaynaAnderson Standley ystems Mr. CraigSherry Sprint Nextel CustomerCareCenter Mr. Rod Marso SpiritBank Mr. TimStrange Strange &Assoc. Sperry Van Ness/WilliamT. Mr. GaryGregory, CCIM Interests, LLC Sperry Van Ness/Gregory

17 | Annual Report 18 | Annual Report Board ofAdvisor Bronze LeadInvestors Dr. W. Roger Webb The UniversityofCentralOklahoma Mr. DeanGandy University HospitalsAuthority Ms. DebbyHampton U Mr. JerryHunter USFleetTracking Corp. Ms. NancyKoeper UPS Mr. Royce M.Hammons UMB Bank Black Oak,LLC The BiltmoreHotelOklahomaCity Best Western BarsanaHotels& Suites Joy Reed Belt&Associates,Inc. Bass Pro Shops Technologies Basin EnvironmentalandSafety Oklahoma City Baptist VillageCommunitiesof Balon Corp. Bally Technologies BNSF Railway B &MedicalServices,Inc. BAE Systems Auto Dents Atlas GeneralContractors,LLC Aspen BuildingServices Applebee’s NeighborhoodGrill&Bar America’s BestValue InnBricktown Oklahoma American Red CrossofCentral America FirstInsurance Allstate Management Allied Waste Services Aero Tech ServiceAssociates,Inc. Aegis FoodTesting Laboratories,Inc. Admiral ExpressOfficeSupply Action WholesaleLiquor Action RoofTopz Acme BrickCompany ATC Drivetrain,Inc. API Enterprises,Inc. AIIM CapitalCorporation AAA Oklahoma nited Way of Central Oklahoma, Inc.

Bronze LeadInvestors($3,000to$4,999) Corken, Inc. Beatniks, Inc.dba TheCopa Jackie CooperBMW&MINI Conn’s AppliancesandElectronics Comfort Inn TransmissionsCoker’s &AutoRepair Cobb EngineeringCo. Cobalt Communications,Inc. Garden Club Clements FoodsCompany- Clear ChannelInterspaceAirports Circor EnergyProducts, Inc. Cintas Corporation Christian CompanionSeniorCare Christ theKingCatholicChurch The Children’s Center Chickasaw Telecom, Inc. & Parking Authority Central OklahomaTransportation Central MechanicalServices,Inc. Celebrity Attractions Cattlemen’s Steakhouse,Inc. Capital Distributing, LLC Buffalo WildWings Bricktown Brewery Bravo CucinaItaliana Braum’s IceCream&DairyStores Boomerang CarWash Blunck Studios,Inc. McDonald’s Blue SpruceIncorporateddba Blue BellCreameries,LP Blanton Property Company Black,Inc. R.K. Ms. BrandyYeager Verizon Wireless Mr. Patrick Hickey Vericrest Financial,Inc. Mr. BradSwickey Valliance Bank Mr. GarylGeist Valir Health Mr. TimBerney VI Marketing andBranding Mr. Troy Thomas City Campus University ofPhoenix-Oklahoma

($1,000 to$2,999)

Environmental Management, Inc. Enterprise Rent-A-Car Agent forAlliedVan Lines VanEmrick’s &StorageCompany, Embassy Suites Elliott +AssociatesArchitects EIKON Easter SealsOklahoma Earth, Water &Fire,LLC EST, Inc. EOG Resources, Inc. Dynamics Research Corporation Duncan OilProperties, Inc. Digestive DiseaseSpecialists,Inc. School ofManagement DeVry University&KellerGraduate Dealers AutoAuctionofOKC, Inc. Days InnWest Christensen, PC Day, Edwards,Propester, Quality OK DepartmentofEnvironmental dds BusinessSolutions Cytovance Biologics & MemorySupportResidence Cypress SpringsAlzheimer’s Crowne PlazaOklahomaCity Crossings CommunityChurch Crescent Market Courtyard byMarriott/OKC Northwest Downtown /Bricktown Courtyard byMarriottOklahomaCity Country LeisureMfg. Corporate Resource Mr. Frank Shadid Willis Mr. JimRobertson Western IndustriesCorporation Gregory Walton, M.D. WeightWise BariatricsProgram Mr. TimReddout Waterstone BenefitAdministrators Mr. Tom Mamalis Waterford Marriott Mr. SterlingLittle WDG ArchitectureDallas,PLLC Mr. RickW. Cooper W &Steel,LLC , Inc. Continued fromPage 15 Dan HoganProperties & Production, LLC HighMount Exploration Heritage Trust Company HealthBack omeealth Hampton InnY H &PlumbingUtilities,Inc. Grubb &Ellis|LevyBeffort & DiamondMerchant Samuel GordonJewelers A GoodEggDiningGroup Gensler General Electric GambleCo.,Inc. Gerald L. Galt Foundation Frontier City Freedom Financial Services Freedom Companies FratesC.L. andCompany Quail Springs Four Points bySheratonOklahomaCity First NationalBankofOklahoma First MaintenanceCompany First EnterpriseBank First CommercialBank First AmericanTitle &Trust Company Firestone CompleteAutoCare Fife Corporation Fenton NissanEast FAA CreditUnion Evergreen Syndicate,LLC Everest Bros. Eskridge AutoGroup Equal EnergyUS Mr. Terryl Zerby Zerby Interests Ms. JanPeery YWCA OklahomaCity Mr. MichaelS. Grady YMCA ofGreaterOklahomaCity Mr. ScottSeefeldt Wood GroupESP Ms. SusanWinchester The WinchesterGroup Mr. RickyWelsh Wilson SupplyCompany ukon , Inc.

Center -FAA Mike Monroney Aeronautical & Edwards Monnet HayesBullisThompson Miller-Tippens Construction Miko Group,Inc. Midwest Wrecking Company Midlands ManagementCorporation MIDCON DataServices,LLC Metro Appliances&More Mercer Valve Co.,Inc. Medley /Turrentine &Associates Medley MaterialHandling, Inc. McGeeEyeInstitute Dean A. Oklahoma CityMarriottHotel The MantelWineBar&Bistro Consultants, LLC MacArthur Associated MIT Group,Inc. MA+ Architecture,LLC Longhorn SteakHouse Long Wave, Inc. Lingo Construction LifeChurch.tv CentralOffices Levy Restaurants Legacy Cleaners&Laundry Legacy AviationServices,Inc. Legacy atArtsQuarter Langston University Langston Company Lakeside Women’s Hospital L-3 Vertex CFS LASSO Corp. Kirby -SmithMachinery, Inc. Kickapoo Casino Kestrel Investments,Inc. KeithFoods Ben E. Express Travel Journey House-American Carino’s CountryItalian KampCo Foods,LLCdbaJohnny Jacobs GeneralContracting J &MRoofing &SupplyCompany INTRUST Bank, Interurban Restaurants Innovative Construction&Roofing Clyde Ingle Industrial Investments,LLC City, Inc. Association ofGreaterOklahoma Independent InsuranceAgents Johnson Express Y & Roofing Co. Housley Bros.Construction Hooters ofSouthOklahomaCity Holiday InnAirport ash Ent.,Inc.dbaHoward .A.

(PLICO) Physicians Liability InsuranceCo. Phillips Murrah,PC Perimeter Technology Center, LLC Pension Solutions,Inc. MG NoveltydbaParty Galaxy Partners HumanResources Co. Park atMemorial Panera BreadBakery-Cafe A DivisionofEurekaWater Company Ozarka Water &CoffeeService Osborne ElectricCompany Oral andMaxillofacialAssociates,LLC OneDOC ManagedPrint Services,LLC Olive GardenItalianRestaurant Old Republic Title ofOklahoma Oklahoma StudentLoanAuthority Oklahoma Roofing &SheetMetal,LLC Oklahoma Refrigerated Services,LLC Oklahoma OfficeSystems,Inc. Company Oklahoma NationalStockyards Darter,& Asthma,AmyL. M.D., PC Oklahoma InstituteofAllergy Oklahoma HealthcareSolutions Country StyleHomeealthdba Oklahoma Farm Bureau&Affiliates Oklahoma EmployeesCreditUnion Oklahoma ElectricalSupplyCompany Oklahoma CityPhilharmonicOrchestra Facility Trust Oklahoma CityIndustrial&Cultural Oklahoma ChristianSchools,Inc. & Periodontics Oklahoma CenterforImplants Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Office Depot#676 Objectstream, Inc. Oak Tree CountryClub Hills Publishing Co. OKC FRIDA Financial Network Northwestern Mutual & Construction Norick &HeightleyRoofing Nomaco, Inc. KTOK-1340 TheGame KJYO-1000 94.7 KBRU-96.1KXXY NewView Oklahoma Newman Development&Design & Restaurants New CenturyInvestmentsHotels Nabholz ConstructionServices NCED ConferenceCenter&Hotel NBC Oklahoma NAPA -OklahomaCity Franklin Road Campus Moore NormanTechnology Center/ Y Newspaper-ichols -101.9 KTST-102.7

Surgical Superior Well Services Superior Exterior Streets, Inc. Stinnett &Associates Sterling Wines&piritsCo. Stelera Wireless,LLC Company Standard Testing andEngineering SpringHill uites-Quailprings The SpaghettiWarehouse Supply, Inc. Southwestern tationery&Bank Company, Inc. Southwestern Roofing &Metal Sooner Networkolutions Smith, Carney&Co.,PC Smith &Pickel Construction,Inc. Smith &Nephew, Endoscopy Smart Lines,LLC The Reed ConferenceCenter Sheraton MidwestCityHotelat Shawver &onInc. 7-Eleven Stores Printing &Copying Scott’s Schlumberger Oilfieldervices Rx Medical Ross Electric Rose StateCollege Rogers MarvelArchitects,PLLC Rockwell Collins,Inc. Roadside MedicalClinic&Lab Riverbend SodLLC Rib CribBBQ&Grill-CorporateOffice Residence InnbyMarriott-West Downtown /Bricktown Residence InnbyMarriott- The Reserve Petroleum Company Company Oklahoma Republic NationalDistributing Republic Bank&Trust Ramada AirportSouth Ramada Airport RCB BankofNicholsHills Quail SpringsMall Quail RidgeAssistedLiving Public SupplyCompany Providence Place Progressive Stamping, LLC Producers CooperativeOilMill ProAd Pro Build Price Edwards&Company Premium BeersofOklahomaLLC Praxis HealthGroup Piper Valve Systems Pinnacle DesignGroup Specialists of Oklahoma, PLLC

Y Xerox Corporation Oklahoma CityAirport Wyndham GardenHotel- Windsor HillsNursingCenter Williams, Box, Forshee&Bullard,PC Will Rogers World Airport Wiggin Properties, LLC Weston Solutions,Inc. Western Lawns,Inc. Western ConceptsRestaurant Group WestEnergy Welch Floors,Inc. Waste ConnectionsofOklahoma Washita Valley Enterprises,Inc. Warren CAT Bill Warren Office Products Walker Companies Wal-Mart Supercenter#2804 Wal-Mart Supercenter#1626 Wal-Mart Supercenter#564 Wal-Mart #622 #5386 Wal-Mart NeighborhoodMarket, #2877 Wal-Mart NeighborhoodMarket, W.R. HessCompany WCA Waste Corporation Vox Printing, Inc. Veolia Water Value PlaceI-40 of Nursing University ofOklahomaCollege United Mechanical,Inc. Union Bank UniFirst Holdings,Inc. PLLC Ultimate HR-Challenge, US Foodservice-OklahomaDivision U Twin Peaks Twin B,Inc. 21st CenturyHomeealthAgency Topographic, Inc. Tierra MediaGroup Thunder Cab 30A Home Tharaldson Property Management Permanent &Temporary Terry NeesePersonnel Services - Tapwerks Ale&CafeHouse Tan andTone America T-Mobile -Business Swank AudioVisuals Swanda Brothers,Inc. Sustainable Technical Alternatives ellow BookUSA .S . Cellular

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