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Tulsa Regional Chamber REACH 432,753 adults in northeastern Oklahoma every week . of adults read newspaper % content, either in print or 69 online, in a typical week. Nielsen Scarborough 2015 R2 Tulsa TULSA WORLD Tulsaworld.com generates SUCCESS STORY “Both the advertising and 7.7 MILLION editorial support we receive from every the Tulsa World is top notch. month. Google Analytics 2015 Being able to have such a great page views relationship with such a strong voice in the community makes not just us, but our clients happy Local Online Leader as well. Selling tickets to events No other media compares when it comes to Tulsa World’s isn’t always the easiest job, but digital reach and engagement. we’re lucky that we’re always tulsaworld.com able to count on our ads in the 1,470,994 users Tulsa World to help give us that extra push when we need it. – Fox23.com 839,260 users ” Je Nickler, NewsOn6.com 379,617 users SMG Tulsa General Manager KTUL.com 349,893 users COMSCORE September 2015 Call today for a complimentary marketing consultation! 918-581-8510 We create landmarks. | walshbranding.com LIVE & WORK SMART RENTING FURNITURE MAKES SENSE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT INSTANCES, SUCH AS: n You need a furnished residence. n You have permanent furniture at another location that has not yet arrived. n You are on a temporary assignment and need a furnished apartment for a short or long term period of time. n You have suffered a loss due to flood or fire, and are in a temporary rental until repairs are made. WHY CHOOSE CORT? CORT enables flexibility, efficiency and productivity by providing customers with the furniture they need precisely when they need it - turning empty space into beautifully furnished space within 48 hours. Along with our broad range of home furnishings and accessories, CORT offers a complete selection of office furniture. Everything from reception areas to conference rooms, executive offices to Herman Miller systems furniture. All delivered and set up in as little as 48 hours. Rental Showroom & Clearance Center 7050 East 41st Street Tulsa, OK 74145 918.663.7290 cort.com ©2015 CORT. A Berkshire Hathaway Company. ® www.DirectEnergy.com Tulsa Downtown 415 South Boston Avenue Tulsa, OK 74103 PH: (918) 508-7400 FX: (918) 508-7425 Complimentary wi-fi www.marriott.com/tultd Walk-in glass showers iHome w/ iPod docking station IT’S A GREAT STAY 24 hr. We Proudly Brew Starbucks Full restaurant & bar open 7 days a week Complimentary airport shuttle TBLNEventsChamber_2013.crtr - Page 1 - Composite Tulsa Business & Legal News 2014 Events JULY 15 NOVEMBER 18 FEBRUARY 18 WOMEN OF DISTINCTION: MEN OF DISTINCTION: POWER ATTORNEYS: Women of Distinction honors 20 local women SEPTEMBER 16 This event recognizes 20 Recognizes 20 of the best in the who have excelled in business, APRIL 22 - TULSA 40: EMPLOYEES’ CHOICE: outstanding men in the community business of law. Community members entrepreneurship, law, medicine, art and The Tulsa Business & Legal News recognizes Tulsa’s Best Places to Work: Awards are based on who have made significant are invited to nominate deserving community service. The women of distinction, the best and brightest of Tulsa’s up and the results of surveys submitted by employees of achievements through their attorneys, corporate counsel, paralegals, nominated by their peers and chosen by a the firms in the Tulsa MSA, generating an overall coming business and community leaders as professional, personal, and civic secretaries and clerks for recognition. A panel of judges, are honored at a social event employee satisfaction rating. The five firms with the part of its class of The Tulsa 40. Nominated endeavors. Their achievements have committee of judges will choose the hosted by Tulsa Business & Legal News and in highest satisfaction ratings in each of four by their peers, the TB&LN profiles 40 served to better the community and most meritorious nominees, and the a special issue of the publication. categories based on number of employees are individuals who have distinguished selected and honored at the annual event. A inspire other men. TB&LN will honor them at a gala event themselves in the business community and and profile them in a special issue of traveling trophy will be awarded to one firm with whom we expect to be among the next the overall highest employee satisfaction rating as the Tulsa Business & Legal News. generation of movers and shakers. Tulsa’s Best Place to Work. Visit www.tulsabusiness.com for details! 20 E. 5th St., Suite 105 • Tulsa, OK 74103 Call Chuck Branch 918-585-6655 for Advertising or Sponsorship Opportunities. To subscribe to the Tulsa Business & Legal News, please call 918-585-6655. MISSION AWARDS AND The Tulsa Regional Chamber is the principal ACCREDITATIONS business-driven leadership organization improving Unlike any other chamber in America, the Tulsa the quality of community life through the Regional Chamber has claimed the title of “Nation’s development of regional economic prosperity. Best Chamber” three times in the past nine years. The American Chamber of Commerce Executives YOUR ROLE (ACCE) honored the Chamber with the industry’s highest honor — the Chamber of the Year award — For generations, the Tulsa Regional Chamber has in 2010, 2008 and 2005 (three consecutive years of led the charge to create a stronger, more prosperous eligibility). community by assisting the region’s businesses and improving Northeast Oklahoma’s competitive And in 2013, the Tulsa Regional Chamber was positioning. We remain committed to uniting the honored to receive the “Oklahoma Quality Award region in economic development and legislative for Commitment” from the Oklahoma Quality advocacy efforts, but we cannot do it without Foundation and in 2015 received the “Foundation of members like you. Excellence Award”. Through your membership in the Tulsa Regional The Tulsa Regional Chamber earned two Chamber, you join a group of 2,300 reputable accreditations in 2012, making it the only chamber members — the best and brightest companies in in America to hold accreditations for both general our region — who are investing in their businesses chamber programs and economic development and the region’s communities. Our members are programs. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce awarded large corporations, one-person businesses…and the Tulsa Regional Chamber its highest recognition, everything in between. five-star accreditation. Additionally, the Chamber’s economic development division received one of Whether your interests lie in networking with the highest distinctions for a program of its kind, business professionals and fellow leaders, taking accreditation through the International Economic part in the Chamber’s advocacy initiatives, regional Development Council’s Accredited Economic tourism, education, international commerce Development Organization (AEDO) process. And or health care, the Chamber can provide the in 2013, the Chamber’s tourism organization, opportunity for you to be heard and make a VisitTulsa, became an accredited Destination difference. Marketing Organization, a prestigious designation After all, we are stronger together. earned through Destination Marketing Association International. i MEMBER SERVICES MEMBER ENGAGEMENT • ChamberCare Plus health care benefits plan for • CEO Roundtables allows business owners free small businesses access to an advisory group of non-competitive peers • Members-only discounts on office supplies from Office Depot • Task forces and committees provide opportunity to engage, lead and make valuable connections • Membership mailing list available at nominal cost • Volunteer for any number of other groups, • Weekly e-newsletter covering news and events including Hospitality Club and Resource Campaign • More than 12 annual publications, including a • Individuals under 40 can join Tulsa’s Young Legislative Directory and Economic Profile Professionals for additional networking and • Assistance with finding quality interns via leadership opportunities InternInTulsa.com • Make a difference to small businesses in our • Sponsorship opportunities for events, region by getting involved with the Small Business publications, websites and more Connection • Comprehensive reports detailing industry • Impact the pre-K through post-secondary demographics and marketing lists (nominal fee) education of children through programs including Partners In Education and College Access Career • Ability to share member-to-member discounts via Readiness TulsaChamber.com and Chamber’s mobile app • Assist in making the business case for diversity and inclusion in the workplace by joining the MEMBER BENEFITS Mosaic committee • Serve on a board or council to help govern the • Connections through networking events, Chamber and its program of work involvement opportunities and educational forums • Learn more about the issues affecting your • Member listing in print and online directories business by attending free health care, small • Listing in weekly e-newsletter business and workforce-related forums • Listing in bi-monthly Chamber Report print • Help shape the OneVoice Legislative Agenda by newsletter after joining joining a OneVoice Legislative Task Force. • Plaque and decal for your place of business; e-plaque for company website • Ribbon cuttings for new members, relocations, remodels and anniversaries INFORMATION • Opportunity to attend more than 100 different For more on how you can get involved and events, from legislative to networking take advantage of your membership in the • Member listing with geo-location on the
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