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EDWARDS NAMED 2011 CHAMBER CHAIRMAN The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is pleased to announce officers and members of the Board of Directors for 2011.

Carl E. Edwards, Price Edwards Company, will begin his tenure as Chamber Chair. Immediate Past Chair is David Thompson, OPUBCO Communications Group. Officers for 2011 are Bruce Lawrence, INTEGRIS Health, as Secretary/Treasurer and Roy H. Williams, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, as President.

Edwards has appointed the following to serve as Vice Chairs in 2011: Community Redevelopment - Mark Funke, Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.; Convention & Visitors

Bureau - Rhonda Hooper, Jordan Associates; Economic Development - Peter B. Delaney, OGE Energy Corp.; Education/Workforce Development - Martha Burger, Chesapeake Energy Corporation; Forward Oklahoma City - J. Larry Nichols, Devon Energy Corporation; Government Relations - Bradley W. Krieger, ARVEST Bank; MAPS Development - Tom J. McDaniel, Oklahoma City University; Marketing & Communications - Marsha Wooden, SandRidge Energy, Inc.; Membership - Bryan Gonterman, AT&T Oklahoma; Past Chair’s Council - David Thompson, OPUBCO Communications Group; Strategic Planning - Clayton I. Bennett, Dorchester Capital.

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Carl E. EdwardsPrice Edwards Company

Greater Oklahoma City ChamberChairman

GENERAl outlINES StRAtEGIC GoAlS foR AlCLast month, OC-ALC Commander Maj. Gen. David Gillett delivered the “State of the ALC” address to the Tinker Leadership Council (TLC). The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (ALC) is a leader in providing depot maintenance for the Air Force’s most sophisticated weapon systems. The Center is the largest of three air logistics centers within the Air Force Materiel Command.

During his presentation, Gen. Gillett outlined the team’s strategic goals for 2010 and the results they

saw over the course of the year. They include: meet customer weapon system availability requirements; develop and care for our people to enable success; improve depot maintenance quality and productivity to maximize opportunities; and improve mission readiness and support.

“This strategic plan builds on a legacy of excellence, while looking toward the future,” said Gen. Gillett. “By utilizing the creativity of our people, working as a highly-integrated team, capitalizing Maj. Gen. David Gillett

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Roy H. WilliamsPresident & CEO

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Sincerely,

Roy H. Williams

Chamber CEO & President

lEADERSHIP NotES 2010 offICERSDAVID THOMPSON

OPUBCO Communications Group2010 Chairman

J. LARRy NICHOLSDevon Energy CorporationImmediate Past Chairman

CARL E. EDWARDSPrice Edwards & Company

Treasurer / Corporate Secretary

CLAyTON I. BENNETTDorchester Capital

Vice Chair, Strategic Planning

PETER B. DELANEyOGE Energy Corp.

Vice Chair, Economic Development

RHONDA HOOPERJordan Associates

Vice Chair, Convention and Visitors Bureau

KIRK HuMPHREySThe Humphreys Company

Vice Chair, Aerospace

BRADLEy W. KRIEGERArvest Bank Group

Vice Chair, Government Relations

DAVID R. LOPEzAmerican Fidelity Foundation

Vice Chair, Education and Workforce Development

MARK FuNKEBank of Oklahoma, N.A.Vice Chair, Biosciences

BRyAN GONTERMANAT&T Oklahoma

Vice Chair, Forward Oklahoma City

ROGER N. MITCHELLOklahoma Natural Gas Company

Vice Chair, Marketing & Communications

BRuCE LAWRENCEINTEGRIS Health Inc.

Vice Chair, Membership

TOM J. MCDANIELOklahoma City UniversityVice Chair, Transportation

ROy H. WILLIAMSGreater Oklahoma City Chamber

President & CEO

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Looking Ahead and Working TogetherIt has been a year since the citizens of Oklahoma City spoke up for our future and approved MAPS 3. While we are certainly anxious to see these projects begin to take shape, it is important to look back at the City’s first MAPS program to see how careful planning and deliberate process were a big contributor to the effort’s success.

When the first MAPS was approved, our city leaders put in place a citizens committee to provide insight and help guide the projects’ development. This valuable engagement and oversight is indicative of the ownership each of us has in the excellence of the program.

We are fortunate to have the same kind of citizen team helping to guide MAPS 3. Countless volunteer hours are being dedicated to help the City of Oklahoma City realize the vision these projects represent. The next months will bring interesting discussions and decisions about each of the projects and it is vital that we all trust the process and each other to make the best decisions for our city’s future.

We are all a witness to the wise decisions that led to great reward – more than $5 billion in investment after MAPS. The success of each project is necessary for the success of the overall plan – especially when it comes to the convention center, modern streetcar, the renovations along the Oklahoma River and the urban park. We must take extra care to ensure that we are not rushing the decisions, planning or execution.

Today, we have much to celebrate in Oklahoma City. We have a strong economy with a continually low unemployment rate, a bustling tourism industry, a dynamic NBA team and much more. On Dec. 8, 2009, the citizens of Oklahoma City voted to invest in our future with these projects. It is up to us all to ensure that we are wise with that investment. And it is up to us to support them in this progress and celebrate together as our city transforms yet again.

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The Chamber’s Board of Directors is made up of the individuals elected by the Chamber membership, those appointed by the Chairman Carl E. Edwards, the officers and all past Chairmen and Life Members.

The Past Chairmen and Life Members of the Chamber include: Ray Ackerman, Ackerman Mcqueen, Inc.; Clayton I. Bennett, Dorchester Capital; Richard H. Clements, Clements Food Company - Garden Club; Edward H. Cook; Luke R. Corbett; William E. Durrett, American Fidelity Assurance Company; Robert A. Funk, Express Personnel Services; Gerald L. Gamble; Gerald L. Gamble Co., Inc.; Fred J. Hall, The Fred Jones Companies, Inc.; V. Burns Hargis, Oklahoma State University; Dan Hogan, Dan Hogan Properties; Stanley F. Hupfeld, INTEGRIS Health; Clyde Ingle; Dave Lopez, American Fidelity Foundation; Gerald Marshall, Midland Asset Management; Edmund O. Martin, Ackerman Mcqueen, Inc.; J.W. McLean; Frank A. McPherson; J. Larry Nichols, Devon Energy Corporation; George Nigh, IBC Bank; Lee Allan Smith, Oklahoma Events; Bill Swisher, Industrial Investments, LLC.; David Thompson, OPUBCO Communications Group; William G. Thurman, M.D.; and Stanton L. young, Stanton L. Young Companies.

Chamber membership elected the following individuals to serve three consecutive one-year terms beginning Jan. 1, 2011 and expiring Dec. 31, 2013: Governor Bill Anoatubby, The Chickasaw Nation; Mark Beffort, Grubb Ellis | Levy Beffort; William M. Cameron, American Fidelity Assurance Company; Christy Everest, The Oklahoma

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Publishing Company; Joseph J. Ferretti, Ph.D., University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center; President Robert Henry, Oklahoma City University; Bob E. Howard II, Mercedes-Benz of Oklahoma City; Ronald J. Norick, Norick Investment Company; Stephen M. Prescott, M.D., Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation; Robert J. Ross, Inasmuch Foundation / Ethics in Journalism Foundation; Avis Scaramucci, Nonna’s Euro- American Ristorante and Bar; and Charles P. Schroeder, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.

In addition to the above elected members, Edwards has named the following individuals for one-year appointments to the 2011 Board of Directors: Beverly Binkowski, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma; Jalal Farzaneh, Home Creations; J. Leland Gourley, OKC Friday Newspaper – Nichols Hills Publishing Co.; David A. Jackson, JPMorganChase Bank, N.A.; Percy Kirk, Cox Communications; Mary Melon, Journal Record; Xavier Neira, Manhattan Construction Company; Tim O’Toole, Oklahoma State Fair, Inc.; Meg Salyer, Accel Staffing; Ed Sanchez, Lopez Foods, Inc.; and Thomas L. Travis, IBC Bank.

The following members are currently serving elected terms on the Chamber’s Board of Directors. They include: James C. Clark, B.C. Clark Jewelers; Mark Funke, Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.; David F. Griffin, Griffin Communications; Bryan Gonterman,

AT&T Oklahoma; Judy J. Hatfield, Equity Commercial Realty, LLC; David Harlow, BancFirst; Rhonda Hooper, Jordan Associates; Kirk Humphreys, The Humphreys Company; Brenda Jones, Jones Public Relations; E. Carey Joullian, IV, Mustang Fuel Corporation; Bradley W. Krieger, Arvest Bank; Bruce Lawrence, INTEGRIS Health; Greg Love, Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores, Inc.; Steve Mason, Cardinal Engineering, Inc.; Roger N. Mitchell, Oklahoma Natural Gas Company; Tom Price, Chesapeake Energy Corporation; John Richels, Devon Energy Corporation; Renzi Stone, Saxum Public Relations; Lee Symcox, First Fidelity Bank; W. Roger Webb, The University of Central Oklahoma; G. Rainey Williams, Jr., Kestrel Investments, Inc.; John Williams, CHA, The Skirvin Hilton; and Marsha Wooden, SandRidge Energy Inc.

Serving as ex-officio members to the Chamber Board of Directors are: The Honorable Mick Cornett, City of Oklahoma City; Jim Couch, City of Oklahoma City; Maj. P. David Gillett Jr, Tinker Air Force Base; Lindy Ritz, Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center - FAA; Karl Springer, Oklahoma City Public Schools; and The Honorable Ray Vaughn, Oklahoma County. The Ambassador Chair for 2011 is Josh Parsons, Redbud Financial Group, LLC - The Guardian. Rhonda Hooper, Jordan Associates, and Richard Tanenbaum, Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings, will serve as the 2011 Total Resource Development Campaign (TRDC) Co-Chairs.

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uPCoMING EvENtS

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CAlENDAR of EvENtS

Register securely online at www.okcchamber.com/events

Register securely online for Chamber events at

www.okcchamber.com/events or e-mail

[email protected] with questions.

January 11Member OrientationTime: 8:30 - 10 a.m.Location: Chamber offices, 123 Park Ave.Cost: Admission is free. To register, contact Christine Soileau at [email protected]

January 11Sunset ReceptionTime: 4 - 6 p.m.Location: Fairfield Inn & Suites, 4521 S.W. 15th St.Cost: No cost to attend. RSVP not required.

January 13State of the CityTime: 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.Location: Cox Convention Center, One Myriad GardensCost: $50 for members, $75 for non-members; Corporate tables seating 10 available for $1,000

January 25Sunset ReceptionTime: 4 - 6 p.m.Location: Holiday Inn North - quail Springs, 13800 quail Springs ParkwayCost: No cost to attend. RSVP not required.

January 27Legislative BreakfastTime: 7:30 - 9 a.m.Location: Oklahoma City Marriott Hotel, 3233 N.W. ExpresswayCost: $40 for members, $45 for non-members. Cost sponsors one elected official.

EXPERIENCE CHINA REGIStRAtIoN DEADlINE: DEC. 15Don’t miss the extraordinary opportunity to experience China through the Greater Oklahoma

City Chamber. This affordable trip, March 10-18, 2011, will allow attendees to see Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhuo and Hangzhuo while witnessing China’s historic past and booming present. This year an optional excursion to visit the Terra-Cotta Warriors has been added.

The cost of the trip is $1,899 for Chamber members and $1,999 for non-members. Trip cost includes roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles International Airport, three full meals each day, 5- or 4-star accommodations, deluxe tour buses, English-speaking tour guides, admission tickets to tourist sites, airport taxes and post-departure travel insurance. The deadline to register and submit final payment is Dec. 15. For payments by credit card or questions about the trip, contact Meredith Manley at 405-297-8964 or [email protected].

StAtE of tHE CItY: JAN. 13Find out what’s in store for the metro this year. Keynote speaker, Mayor Mick Cornett, will give his “State of the City” address during a luncheon on Thursday, Jan. 13, at the Cox Convention Center, One Myriad Gardens. Registration begins at 11 a.m. and the program

runs from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Also speaking is 2011 Chamber Chair Carl E. Edwards, Price Edwards & Company, who will share highlights of the Chamber’s major strategic objectives.

Admission is $50 for Chamber members and $75 for non-members. Corporate tables seating 10 are also available for $1,000 each. Special thanks to Signature Sponsor, Oklahoma City Thunder.

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lEGISlAtIvE BREAKfASt: JAN. 27

Hear from state legislative leadership during a panel discussion on Thursday, Jan. 27, from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Oklahoma City Marriott Hotel, 3222 N.W. Expressway. This breakfast is the perfect opportunity for Chamber members to become engaged in the legislative process and learn about issues impacting the business community.

Tickets for the event are $40 for Chamber members and $45 for non-members. Each ticket sold sponsors the attendance of an elected official. Special thanks to Government Relations Sponsors: The Boeing Company, Cox Communications and OGE Energy Corp., as well as to Government Relations Benefactors AT&T Oklahoma, Chesapeake Energy Corporation and Devon Energy Corporation.

SuNSEt RECEPtIoN: JAN. 11The Fairfield Inn & Suites is opening its doors to let Chamber members and the public enjoy some afterhours networking at a Sunset Reception, Tuesday, Jan. 11 from 4 to 6 p.m.

Bring your friends and co-workers and stop by the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Will Rogers World Airport, 4521 S.W. 15th St. where you’ll enjoy complimentary food and drinks while getting to know some of Greater Oklahoma City’s business community. RSVP not required.

MEMBER oRIENtAtIoN: JAN. 11New to the Chamber? Learn how to utilize your membership and get more involved at Member Orientation, Tuesday, Jan. 11, from 8:30 to 10 a.m., at the Chamber offices, 123 Park Ave. Join other members and hear about key initiatives along with the Chamber’s many programs, events and networking opportunities. To register, contact Christine Soileau at 297-8961 or [email protected].

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BE A voICE foR oKlAHoMA CItYNext June, Oklahoma City civic and business leaders will travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with Oklahoma’s congressional delegation as well as Pentagon officials. The visit gives attendees an opportunity to discuss pressing issues such as transportation, education and funding for bioscience research, as well as express the importance of Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City. The visit, June 29-30, is open to all Chamber members.

While visiting the nation’s Capitol, Oklahoma City delegates will meet with a number of legislators including Senators Jim Inhofe and Tom Coburn and Representatives Dan Boren, James Langford, Frank Lucas and Tom Cole. Senator Jim Inhofe will serve as the group’s host during their visit.

The cost for the visit is $750 per person and includes one night’s lodging at The Westin Washington, D.C. City Center, located in the heart of the nation’s capital, and all affiliated events. Air travel to and from Washington, D.C. is not included, giving participants options for extending their stay for additional business in the area. The Chamber has reserved a limited number of rooms at The Westin City Center.

For more information or to register for the trip, contact Meredith Manley at 405-297-8964 or [email protected]. Join Oklahoma City civic and business leaders in Washington,

D.C. as they meet with the Congressional delegation and Pentagon officials.

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CHAMBER CHoICE MEEtS NEEDS of SMAll BuSINESSESSmall businesses are the backbone of Greater Oklahoma City’s economy. But running a small business is not always easy. Since 2001, the Chamber has been partnering with BlueCross BlueShield of Oklahoma to offer affordable group health insurance plans to its members. This program, Chamber Choice, is available to members with two to 50 employees headquartered in Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland, Logan, McClain, or Pottawatomie County.

Chamber Choice features:

• No medical underwriting: coverage is guaranteed for Chamber members that meet contribution and participation requirements.

• BlueOptions PPO: More in-network choices than any other Oklahoma PPO plan, with five deductible options.

• BlueOptimize PPO: This set of flexible choices includes three deductible options

• BlueLincs HMO: Coverage available with or without an annual deductible

• Prescription drug coverage

• Network availability in all 50 states

• Office visit copayments

Since the program’s inception in 2001, each annual rate increase has been less than 11 percent. Plus, most Chamber Choice health plans are approved for the Oklahoma Employer/Employee Partnership for Insurance Coverage (O-EPIC) program. O-EPIC pays 60 percent of health plan premiums for eligible employees who work for qualified Oklahoma businesses with 50 employees or less.

Through Chamber Choice, Peggy Hawkins, Christian Counseling Associates, was able to provide affordable health insurance at a group rate to her employees.

“As a small company, Chamber Choice was our best option. In order to have quality employees, you need to be able to offer perks. Chamber Choice lets us offer our employees affordable health insurance. It has really given us a sense of security,” said Hawkins.

“Approximately 25 percent of the companies enrolled in Chamber Choice didn’t previously offer group health insurance to their employees,” said Chamber President & CEO Roy H. Williams. “We are really making a difference in the business community by getting more people insured.”

Rate information and a complete list of approved Chamber Choice producers are available online at www.okcchamber.com/chamberchoice. Contact Christine Soileau at [email protected] or 297-8961 with questions.

Chamber Choice is affordable group health insurance plans available for chamber members with two to 50 employees.”

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on technical innovation and streamlining our processes, we will improve our support to our customers.”

A key success from 2010 was the creation of 1,409 new positions. The ALC hopes to continue that growth by adding more than 700 additional positions in 2011. The ALC is also focused on preparing for the future through its new Supervisor Development Program. This program takes into account the current aging workforce and is focused on growing the next generation of supervisors. In its first year, the program saw 1,300 applicants.

Gen. Gillett went on to say that, “Team Tinker could not accomplish its mission or excel the way it does without the support of community partners, such as the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. Partnering with the Chamber has allowed us opportunities to bring in new workload which translates to creating jobs for Oklahomans.”

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The Tinker Leadership Council (TLC) was formed to show support for the men and women who work at Tinker Air Force Base. TLC members work to promote the rentention and growth of Tinker, and is an outgrowth of the long history that the Chamber and the region have in supporting and appreciating the services the base provides to our Nation’s security.

TLC meets quarterly, providing a forum for civilian and military leaders to strengthen economic, political and community relationships.

For questions or more information about joining TLC, contact Aimee Schones at 297-8954 or [email protected].

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CoNvENtIoN & vISItoRS BuREAu SPotlIGHt:

On September 16, the Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) celebrated National Convention Services Day by hosting a city-wide luncheon to recognize the importance of the convention services industry as the front line of promoting Oklahoma City as a visitor and convention destination. With 19 convention services managers from 10 different hotel properties in attendance, Jennifer Fichtman and Ashley Young, convention services managers for the CVB, programmed the first luncheon of this kind with hopes to make it a quarterly event.

“We wanted to recognize the work convention services managers do around our city and let them know we appreciate them,” said Fichtman. “Our goal is to make this into a regular networking meeting of convention services managers from properties across the city. We want our industry to stay connected with each other and connected to the CVB to create a professional community among all of us.”

The role of the CVB’s convention services managers is to provide support and information to convention groups of all sizes who select Oklahoma City as their destination. Once the convention, conference or meeting is booked, the CVB convention services managers step in to organize and communicate with the convention services managers at the participating hotel properties.

At the September luncheon, attendees participated in a webinar hosted by the Association for Convention Operations Management. This webinar featured a panel of meeting planners from across the country discussing what their expectations are of convention services managers.

“By learning what the expectations are for convention services managers like us, we can be sure to meet and exceed those expectations in Oklahoma City,” said Young. “We want to make the meeting planning process as fluid as possible.”

Bringing convention services managers together from various properties in the city was a major draw to attendees. One of the properties in attendance was the Skirvin Hilton in downtown Oklahoma City.

“This was basically our first time to get out and meet other conference managers in our industry,” said Karrie Lee, convention

services manager at the Skirvin Hilton. “It was great to network and connect with other properties that we work with on a daily basis, but might not necessarily see often.”

Each meeting will include lunch and a short presentation highlighting a topic of interest to convention services managers. The next luncheon for the Oklahoma City convention sales industry will be on December 2 at Nonna’s Euro-American Ristorante and Bar. During the 11:30 a.m. lunch meeting, Fichtman and Young will inform the hotel properties’ convention services managers what the CVB can do for convention groups coming to Oklahoma City.

If you or members of your organization are interested in attending the Convention Services Industry Luncheon on December 2, please contact:

Jennifer Fichtman Ashley Young 405.297.8910 405.297.8938 [email protected] [email protected]

oKlAHoMA CItY CvB CElEBRAtES NAtIoNAl CoNvENtIoN SERvICES DAYPartnering with hotels for networking, continuing education

The Convention & Visitors Bureau’s convention services managers provide support and information to convention groups who select Oklahoma City as their destination.

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Countrywide BuildersCONTRACTORS - ROOFINGMr. Esan Coleman .... (405) 794-7939 505 E. Main St.Moore, OK 73160www.countrywidebuilders.net

Creative Lawn Maintenance & DesignLANDSCAPE - ARCHITECTS / CONTRACTORS / SERVICESLAWN AND GARDEN SERVICESMr. Michael Morrison (405) 605-2782 3437 N.W. 20th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73107-3007www.creative-lawn.com

D&G Roof SystemsCONTRACTORS - ROOFINGMr. Neal Fain ........... (405) 831-9950 3824 N. Meridian Ave., Suite 108Oklahoma City, OK 73112www.dandgroofing.com

Destin Construction, Inc.CONTRACTORS - GENERALMr. John Sams ......... (405) 948-1569 1025B Enterprise Ave.P.O. Box 271198Oklahoma City, OK 73137-1198www.destininc.com

Discover InvestigationsPRIVATE INVESTIGATORSMr. Kenn Harton ....... (405) 706-9247 6925 Basswood Canyon Rd.Oklahoma City, OK 73162www.discoverinvestigations.com

Elite Home Care, LLCHOME HEALTH SERVICES / CONSULTANTSMs. Virginia Harbour (405) 752-2523 6701 W. Hefner Rd.Oklahoma City, OK 73162-4706www.homecarebyelite.com

Board of Advisors BronzeePartners, Inc.CONSULTANTSMr. Craig S. Hogan, PMP .(972) 819-2700 1231 Greenway Dr., Suite 200Irving, TX 75038-2591www.epartnersolutions.com

Euler Hermes ACIINSURANCEMr. Jeff Weese.......... (405) 260-1226 15301 N. Dallas Parkway, Suite 1060Addison, TX 75001-6781www.eulerhermes.com

FedEx Office - Greater Oklahoma City LocationsPRINTERSMs. Christa Thompson (405) 840-2879 2913 N.W. 63rd St.Oklahoma City, OK 73116-3601www.fedexoffice.com

Randall S. Fudge, P.C.ATTORNEYS / LAWYERSMr. Randall Fudge .... (405) 290-2060 4801 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 202P.O. Box 60872Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0872

Groupon, Inc.ADVERTISING - INTERNETMr. Mike Maggio ...... (312) 673-1518 600 W. Chicago Ave., Suite 620Chicago, IL 60654-2822www.groupon.com/oklahoma-city

Harbor Homes, Inc.HOME BUILDERSMs. Charissa Smith . (405) 790-0629 2425 Wilcox Dr., Suite ANorman, OK 73069-3956www.harborhomes.net

Hertz Equipment Rental & Leasing Corp.EqUIPMENT RENTAL & LEASINGMr. Joe Eagan .......... (405) 424-8822 5222 N. Bryant Ave.Oklahoma City, OK 73121-1609www.hertzequip.com

Hertz Will Rogers AirportAUTOMOBILE RENTING & LEASINGMr. Bob Duncan ....... (405) 681-3157 6701 Guy Fuller Rd.7100 Terminal Dr.Box 991Oklahoma City, OK 73159www.hertz.com

Hooters of BricktownRESTAURANTSManager .................. (405) 231-1100 111 E. California Ave.Oklahoma City, OK 73104www.hooters.com

Hooters of Oklahoma CityRESTAURANTSManager .................. (405) 848-9464 3025 N.W. ExpresswayOklahoma City, OK 73112-5408www.hooters.com

Lead Investor BronzeHooters of South Oklahoma CityRESTAURANTSMs. Amanda Blasch .........(405) 682-2442 2109 S.W. 74th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73159www.hooters.com

Howell & Summers Engineering, Inc.ENGINEERING SERVICESENGINEERS - CONSULTINGMr. Ray A. Howell, PE (405) 525-9030 4101 N. Classen Blvd., Suite DOklahoma City, OK 73118-2413www.hsengineering.com

ISI LeanTekMANUFACTURING & DISTRIBUTION - DIVERSIFIEDMr. Michael Raubach (918) 280-9051 5157 E. 51st St., Suite 208Tulsa, OK 74135www.isileantek.com

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Jay G. Israel, P.C.ATTORNEYS / LAWYERSMr. Jay G. Israel ....... (405) 815-9997 401 N. Hudson Ave.Oklahoma City, OK 73102www.issylaw.com

J.H. Home Renovations, Inc.CONTRACTORS - ROOFINGMr. Jeff K. Hurt ......... (405) 536-1062 2500 W. Exchange Ave.P.O. Box 82273Oklahoma City, OK 73148-0273www.oklocalroofing.com

Jesus House, Inc.SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONSMs. Jan Mercer ........ (405) 232-7164 1335 W. Sheridan Ave.P.O. Box 60369Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0369

Jimily, LLCMARKETING CONSULTANTSMr. Jim Pierce .......... (405) 397-5778 1541 N.W. 45th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73118-4811www.jimily.tv

KOTE Concrete and Construction, LLCCONCRETE CONTRACTORSMr. Travis Christianson (405) 795-0003 1109 Twisted Oak Dr.Midwest City, OK 73130-5311www.koteconcrete.com

Lead Safe Inspections Oklahoma, LLCENVIRONMENTAL SERVICESREAL ESTATE INSPECTIONMr. Trey Moody ......... (405) 843-2710 1017 N.W. 79th St., Suite AOklahoma City, OK 73114-1903www.leadsafeok.com

M. T. EnterprisesOIL LAND LEASESMr. Mike Tibbets ...... (405) 889-0571 3605 N.W. 47th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73112-6104

Majestic Roofing OklahomaCONTRACTORS - ROOFINGMr. Stan Templeton .. (405) 973-5068 1549 S.E. 25th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73129-7607www.majesticroofingoklahoma.com

Maples Law FirmATTORNEYS / LAWYERSMs. Freida Smith ..... (405) 478-3737 2908 Via EsperanzaEdmond, OK 73013-8934www.mapleslawokc.com

Market Fresh Catering by Arby’sCATERERSMs. Cathy Betterton . (405) 476-1501 3321 N.W. 23rd St., Suite 106Oklahoma City, OK 73107-1811www.arbyscatering.com

McCullough Refrigeration, LLCAIR CONDITIONING & HEATING EqUIPMENT & SYSTEMS REPAIRMr. Dennis McCullough (405) 792-2233 P.O. Box 721724Oklahoma City, OK 73172-1803

Mickey Borden & AssociatesINSURANCE AGENTS, BROKERS AND SERVICEMr. Steve Borden ..... (405) 525-6425 1843 N.W. 42nd St.P.O. Box 12477Oklahoma City, OK 73157-2477www.mickeyborden.com

Moonlake PropertiesPROPERTY MANAGEMENTMr. Jimmy W. Thomas (405) 208-1301 8728 Kimberly Rd.Oklahoma City, OK 73132-3154

Oklahoma Independent Petroleum AssociationASSOCIATIONS / MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONSMr. Mike Terry .......... (405) 942-2334 3555 N.W. 58th St., Suite 400Oklahoma City, OK 73112-4724www.oipa.com

Oklahoma Termite SpecialistPEST CONTROL SERVICESMs. Brooke Britt ....... (405) 330-5030 14843 Bristol Park Blvd.Edmond, OK 73013-1892www.oktermite.com

Omni Packaging CorporationPACKAGING SERVICESMr. Mike Linford ....... (405) 810-8745 11301 Partnership Dr., Suite BOklahoma City, OK 73131-6519www.omnipackaging.com

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Opy I, LLCPROPERTY MANAGEMENT - DEVELOPMENTMs. Karen Byars ...... (405) 843-5969 6608 N. Western Ave., Suite 616Oklahoma City, OK 73116-7326

The Outlet Shoppes at Oklahoma CitySHOPPING CENTERSMs. Gina Slechta ..... (402) 991-0875 7725 W. Reno Ave.5000 Hakes Dr.Muskegon, MN 17325www.horizongroup.com

Partnership Broadband, Inc.INTERNET SERVICESMr. Kelly Wright ........ (888) 400-0638 1525 Capital Dr., Suite 103Carrollton, TX 75006-3677www.partnershipbroadband.com

Piney Scientific, LLC dba Piney Technical ServicesEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES - TECHNICALMs. Elizabeth Wheat (310) 497-6562 631 S. Pickard Ave.Norman, OK 73069-4556www.pineyscientific.com

Prime Management, LLCREAL ESTATE - LEASINGMs. Terrye Bell ......... (405) 412-2824 5612 N. I-35 Industrial Blvd.817 Carfax Rd.Edmond, OK 73034-3212

Providence Home Care, LLCHOME HEALTH SERVICES / CONSULTANTSMr. Chris Edwards ... (405) 602-3295 4334 N.W. Expressway, Suite 176Oklahoma City, OK 73116-1550

Jim Quigley Custom Homes, LLCHOME BUILDERSMr. Jim quigley ........ (405) 752-2033 13853 quail Point Dr.P.O. Box 20446Oklahoma City, OK 73156-0446

Rejuvena Cosmetic Medical CenterMEDICAL SPASDr. Joan M. Hardt ..... (405) 842-1100 6424 N. Western Ave.Oklahoma City, OK 73116-7322www.rejuvenaclinic.com

Rightway RoofingCONTRACTORS - ROOFINGMr. Bryan Barker ...... (405) 721-8822 10106 Hefner Village Terr.Oklahoma City, OK 73162-7728www.rightwayroofing.com

Safety Resources unlimited, Inc.SAFETY TRAINING & SERVICESMs. Stephanie Hoffman (405) 681-0407 4800 S.W. 20th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73128www.sruinc.org

Sauced on PaseoRESTAURANTSMr. Lesley Rawlinson (405) 521-9800 2912 Paseo Dr.Oklahoma City, OK 73103-1019www.saucedonpaseo.com

Sear’s Hearing CenterHEARING AIDSMr. Jeff Bragg ........... (405) 751-2552 2501 W. Memorial Rd.Oklahoma City, OK 73134www.searshearingonline.com

Select Energy ServicesOIL & GAS SERVICESMr. Jason Sherrill ..... (405) 761-1886 200 N.E. 2nd St., #304Oklahoma City, OK 73104www.selectenergyservices.com

Tagtical Laser Tag Combat & Fun ParkAMUSEMENT / ENTERTAINMENT / ATTRACTIONSMr. Derek Petit ......... (405) 350-3366 3201 N. Richland Rd.Yukon, OK 73099-4458www.tagticallasertag.com

Tan and Tone AmericaFITNESS CENTERS AND TRAININGManager .................. (405) 722-0055 6506 N.W. ExpresswayOklahoma City, OK 73132www.tanandtoneamerica.com

Tan and Tone AmericaFITNESS CENTERS AND TRAININGManager .................. (405) 324-6900 331 S. Cemetery Rd.Yukon, OK 73099www.tanandtoneamerica.com

Tan and Tone AmericaFITNESS CENTERS AND TRAININGManager .................. (405) 364-2788 2203 W. Main St.Norman, OK 73069www.tanandtoneamerica.com

Lead Investor Bronze30A HomeFURNITUREMs. Lisa Penton ..............(405) 286-3153 1106 N.W. 50th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73118-4402www.30ahome.com

Lead Investor BronzeThunder CabDELIVERY SERVICESTAXICABS / SHUTTLE SERVICESMr. Jaffar Najam .............(405) 600-6161 4345 S.W. 29th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73119-1001www.okcthundercab.com

Trina House Counseling, LLCCOUNSELING SERVICESMs. Trina House ....... (405) 413-8169 7501 N. Air Depot Blvd.Oklahoma City, OK 73141

upper 90 Creative, LLCINTERNET - WEB HOSTING & WEB DESIGNMr. Derek Freer ........ (405) 408-0389 17112 Bridle Ridge CircleEdmond, OK 73012-7023www.upper90creative.com

VOX Defero, LLCMARKETING CONSULTANTSMr. Kevin D. Hill ....... (405) 806-0869 1705 N.W. 183rd Terr.Edmond, OK 73012-4171www.voxdefero.net

John H. White, Jr., CPA, Inc.ACCOUNTANTS AND ACCOUNTING SERVICESMr. John H. White, Jr., CPA.........(405) 848-3362 6616 N. Olie Ave.Oklahoma City, OK 73116-7318

The Whole Enchilada CaféRESTAURANTSMr. Joe Jungmann .... (405) 239-3624 4 Santa Fe PlazaOklahoma City, OK 73102-9027www.thewholeenchiladacafe.com

Wilson-Hill Investments, LTDINVESTMENTSMr. R. Scott Wilson .. (405) 557-1000 P.O. Box 57200Oklahoma City, OK 73157-7200

Recognizing members who take a special leadership role in financing the Chamber’s operations at significantly higher levels.

Each lead Investor is highlighted with a BluE BoX and identified as a Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze lead Investor. Board of Advisor members are identified as well.

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www.unitedwayokc.org

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Living United for 15 years

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GRAND oPENINGSTo view more photos and see the schedule of upcoming Grand Openings, visit www.okcchamber.com/grandopenings.

Congratulations to the following Chamber members on their recent Grand Openings & Groundbreakings!

All Chamber members are welcome to attend Grand Openings.

10440 n. broadway extension I www.salonsparen.com

Christmas Shoppping Made Easy.

for holiday gift certificates

call 751.8888

Casady School 9500 N Pennsylvania Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73120

Hilton Garden Inn and 809 Sports Grill 2809 N.W. Expressway

Oklahoma City, OK 73112

30A Home 1106 NW 50th St.

Oklahoma City, OK, 73118

Monster Graphx 701 S Kelley Ave.

Edmond, OK 73003

Neighborhood Services Organization 401 N.W. 11th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73103

NewView Oklahoma 501 N. Douglas Avenue

Oklahoma City, OK 73106

Tour 18 at Rose Creek Golf Club 17301 N. May Ave. Edmond, OK 73012

Wright Career College - Fitness Facility

2219 S.W. 74th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73159

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Focus on Cost of LivingIf you are earning $50,000 in Oklahoma City, you would have to earn a salary of $75,856 in Los Angeles to maintain your current standard of living (after-tax dollars).

Check out the Cost of Living Calculator at www.okcchamber.com – Moving to Oklahoma Cityto compare other cities.

Economic Indicators

For comprehensive Economic Indicator and Regional Data, please visit your Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Economic Development Division www.greateroklahomacity.com/economicindicators or contact Eric Long, Research Manager – (405)297-8976; [email protected]

Where You Live Matters! - Q3 - 2010 Average Price Report – ACCRA - www.coli.org

Apartment Rent Dozen Eggs Total Energy Bill Doctor Gasoline $/Gal T-Bone Steak Half Gal Milk

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Oklahoma City $682 $1.17 $134.62 $92.00 $2.43 $8.48 $1.88

Albuquerque $705 $1.17 $166.30 $88.50 $2.61 $8.24 $1.92

Dallas $711 $1.23 $187.12 $94.17 $2.48 $8.08 $1.85

Kansas City $747 $1.16 $169.84 $86.40 $2.62 $10.03 $2.02

Omaha $672 $1.06 $156.85 $99.25 $2.71 $8.08 $1.77

San Antonio $1,038 $1.07 $126.41 $90.00 $2.57 $8.32 $1.98

All City Avg. $815 $1.33 $172.60 $90.16 $2.68 $9.22 $2.07

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living (after-tax dollars).

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out the Cost of Living Calculator at www.okcchamber.com

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Focus on Cost of LivingIf you are earning $50,000 in Oklahoma City, you would have to earn a salary of $75,856 in Los Angeles to maintain your current standard of living (after-tax dollars).

Check out the Cost of Living Calculator at www.okcchamber.com – Moving to Oklahoma Cityto compare other cities.

Economic Indicators

For comprehensive Economic Indicator and Regional Data, please visit your Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Economic Development Division www.greateroklahomacity.com/economicindicators or contact Eric Long, Research Manager – (405)297-8976; [email protected]

Where You Live Matters! - Q3 - 2010 Average Price Report – ACCRA - www.coli.org

Apartment Rent Dozen Eggs Total Energy Bill Doctor Gasoline $/Gal T-Bone Steak Half Gal Milk

Visit

Oklahoma City $682 $1.17 $134.62 $92.00 $2.43 $8.48 $1.88

Albuquerque $705 $1.17 $166.30 $88.50 $2.61 $8.24 $1.92

Dallas $711 $1.23 $187.12 $94.17 $2.48 $8.08 $1.85

Kansas City $747 $1.16 $169.84 $86.40 $2.62 $10.03 $2.02

Omaha $672 $1.06 $156.85 $99.25 $2.71 $8.08 $1.77

San Antonio $1,038 $1.07 $126.41 $90.00 $2.57 $8.32 $1.98

All City Avg. $815 $1.33 $172.60 $90.16 $2.68 $9.22 $2.07

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