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Letter From 2009-2010 ChairmanOver the last two years, I have been honored to serve as chairman of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber and play a role in the success we have experienced. This is a special time for our city because we are realizing the results of our hard work and vision of years past, while at the same time setting a course for tomorrow that will allow future generations of Oklahomans to share in our experience.

We began 2010 with a celebration of our victory in the MAPS 3 election but quickly returned to work on issues vital to our business climate. While our city and businesses weathered the economic recession better than most, our region and state were certainly not untouched. This led to the Chamber’s work in protecting businesses from bearing the brunt of our state government ’s budget cuts.

We saw a number of accomplishments at the capitol in passing several key initiatives important to the business community. Some of these included the Oklahoma Quality Events Act, which will provide Oklahoma communities with a new tool to attract and retain significant, revenue-generating quality events; and securing funding to keep ODOT’s eight-year construction plan intact, which will allow a number of major Oklahoma City area projects to remain on schedule. We were also successful in passing education legislation that will set the stage for future improvement and reform, and you can be certain that your Chamber will be at the center of the effort to improve public education in our region and state.

Oklahoma City ’s stable environment, quality workforce and affordability are attracting new jobs and investments to the region. In 2010, 95 companies announced an expansion or relocation here, bringing nearly 4,200 jobs and more than $344 million in capital investment to our city.

These are just a few of the many successes we had in 2010 – all of which were made possible by the more than 5,000 Chamber members and their devotion to making Oklahoma City a better place to live, work, play and visit. I am extremely thankful for the opportunity to lead the Chamber and represent the business community over the last two years. Together, we have achieved significant progress for our city, and I know that, as we continue to work together, we will see our visions and plans realized.

Sincerely,

David Thompson President & Publisher OPUBCO Communications Group 2009-2010 Chamber Chairman

What’S inSiDe Advocating for Business ...........................4

Growing OKC ..............................................6

Bringing the World to OKC ........................8

Connecting Members ..............................10

Executive Committee & Past Chairmen ..12

Board of Directors...................................13

Board of Advisors & Lead Investors .......15

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Who We are:

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02.10The Chamber launches the Greater OKC Chamber Political Action Committee to make the voice of the business community stronger at the State Capitol.

05.10Whole Foods announces the opening of an Oklahoma City store.

06.10More than 1,000 people, including mayors, their families, and other city delegates, attend the 78th annual U.S. Conference of Mayors annual meeting in OKC.

• The Total Resource Development Campaign (TRDC) raises $2,347,322.

• The Oklahoma City Thunder win 50 games.

•Oklahoma City sales tax collections outpace other Oklahoma cities.

309 InternOKC participants • 168 TRDC volunteers • Members in 29 of Oklahoma’s 77 counties • 75 national media stories • 35 accolades • More than 13,000 attendees at 42 Chamber events • $344,889,000 in capital investment • 378,377 room nights booked by CVB • Greater OKC Chamber PAC launched • 4,159 new jobs • 339,590 hits to VisitOKC.com • 880 students at Greater Grads Career Fair • 90 Grand Openings • 3,203,381 hotel rooms sold • $414 million in direct spending by CVB-booked groups • 22 marketing & communications awards

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07.10Horizon Group Properties breaks ground on a new retail outlet mall in west Oklahoma City, currently the largest commercial development project in the U.S.

08.10Boeing announces relocation of 550 new jobs to OKC . . . Chamber launches website to assist in employee relocation.

11.1081.4% of Oklahomans vote No on State Question 744

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As the economy in Greater Oklahoma City continues to strengthen, it becomes more and more important to protect the environment in which our businesses operate. During 2010, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber took significant steps toward creating a positive business climate through lobbying efforts, campaign activities and the creation of the Greater OKC Chamber Political Action Committee.

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.

The launch of the PAC was just the start of the Government Relations team’s many accomplishments in 2010.

A major victory was the passage of the Oklahoma Quality Events Act. Oklahoma City’s status as a world class city includes the ability to host notable events such as major horse shows at State Fair Park, Big XII and NCAA sporting events, and events on the Oklahoma River. This act gives Oklahoma City and surrounding communities a new tool for attracting and retaining these major events.

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

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downtown. Several extensive projects, including completion of the I-40 realignment, teardown of the existing I-40 bridge and the construction of the Downtown Boulevard, play an important role in these changes. With each of these included in ODOT’s plan, it was crucial that this funding remain intact.

These successes, along with the passage of incremental workers’ compensation reform, funding for the state’s seed capital program, and many others, equaled significant progress in strengthening Greater Oklahoma City’s visitor industry and business climate.

sTAnDInG uP FOR EDuCATIOn

A long-standing advocate for education, the Chamber spent much of 2010 working toward significant education reforms.

“While the MAPS for Kids projects continue to benefit our students, it is time for us to place a renewed focus on what happens within the classroom,” said Roy H. Williams, Chamber president and CEO. “We must look beyond the bright walls of newly constructed schools and ensure that the students within are receiving the quality education they need to succeed.”

In an effort to secure more education funding, the Chamber works with local leaders, legislators and other organizations, to enhance Oklahoma’s Race to the Top application – which could have

provided $175 million in federal funds for education reform. While the state was unsuccessful in acquiring the funding, the application process opened the door for in-depth discussions about education reform, leading to the enactment of multiple bills that will serve as building blocks for future reform efforts.

The Chamber’s PAC raised $47,950 in its first year.

The Chamber joined more than 100 businesses and organizations to form the One Oklahoma Coalition to defeat State Question 744.

Did you Know?The Quality Events Act will help our region retain and recruitconventions, sporting events and more – resulting in

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With a large number of positive stories, accolades and significant progress seen, Greater Oklahoma City has become a hotbed of economic activity. And with the help of the Chamber’s economic development team, 2010 was further proof that Oklahoma City is a great place to live, work and play.

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 environment and competitive incentives, Oklahoma City is clearly a desirable place.”

The Chamber, along with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and the City of Oklahoma City, played a key role in securing the expansion. The Chamber launched a new website, www.abetterlifeokc.com – highlighting aspects of Oklahoma City including housing, education, employment, activities and more to show Boeing employees in Long Beach the many advantages of 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

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to Oklahoma City of 95 businesses. With average salaries of $56,770, these projects will contribute more than $9 million in local tax revenue annually.

RETAIL DEVELOPMEnT IMPORTAnT TO CITy’s GROWTh

A key part of Oklahoma City’s bright future is community development. Diverse retail offerings are often viewed as a quality of life issue when companies and individuals are considering relocating, making Oklahoma City’s competitive edge important to the Chamber’s business recruitment efforts. Additionally, adding new retailers to the local market will ensure that the city’s tax base remains strong. The Chamber, along with officials from the City of Oklahoma City, is working to expand the region’s retail offerings.

“In today’s economy, it is evident that a strong tax base is necessary to support a city’s economy,” said Williams. “This city has seen incredible success in its recent past and we will continue the work to advance that success. Bringing new retailers to our market is key to our future growth.”

In order to continue to grow the region’s retail offerings, the Chamber is working to alter the way national retailers perceive Greater Oklahoma City.

“It’s about getting (retailers) out of conventional thinking, and asking them to abandon a research model that has traditionally worked for them,” said Alison Oshel, CPM, director of community redevelopment. “We tend not to behave like typical retail consumers in buying patterns and trade areas, so we have to get in front of them and ask them to look at us differently.”

Oklahoma City shoppers annually spend 21 percent more per person on apparel, shoes and accessories than the national average. – August Partners, Inc. presentation of Oklahoma City consumer study, April 2010

Oklahoma City can expect $100 million in annual sales from the outlet mall scheduled to open in August 2011.

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Citizens of Greater Oklahoma City, and certainly members of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, know that Oklahoma City is a great place to live, work and play. And while the city plays host to nearly 4 million visitors every year, 2010 brought a number of high-profile groups to OKC and gave the city a chance to really show what it has to offer.

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 and said nice things about us,” said Mayor Mick Cornett. “I believe we exceeded their expectations in every way. Our visitors saw us as a city that is trying to build a higher quality of life for our citizens, just like they are in their cities.”

While in Oklahoma City, the more than 1,000 people attending – including mayors, their families, other city delegates, representatives from Washington, national media and Business Council members – saw a variety of attractions and venues including the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, 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

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Oklahoma City had left quite an impression on the attendees.

“Oklahoma City is clearly a place that is proud of its roots while being equally focused on its future as a modern, metropolitan urban center. It was remarkable to see so many residents engaged in the actions of their city government,” said Mayor Buddy Dyer of Orlando, Fla. “In nearly every encounter with a resident, we heard about the MAPS program and how it revitalized downtown Oklahoma City and set the city on course for a better future.”

CVB sEEs IMPROVED VIsITORs nuMBERs

The Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) saw a jump in visitor traffic to Oklahoma City during 2010. Group tours increased by 80 percent from 2009 and the total number of hotel rooms sold was up 4.2 percent to 3,203,381.

And with Oklahoma City also playing host to events including the 10th annual Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, the 2010 Creativity World Forum, and nearly 20 equine events, people from around the country and the world were able to experience Oklahoma City’s world-class offerings.

“Of the 13 Districts of Creativity around the world, Oklahoma is the only district in North America,” said Mike Carrier, president

of the Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau. “We were honored to host the 2010 Creativity World Forum and the more than 1,000 entrepreneurs, business leaders, technology experts, educators, scientists, artists, students and policy makers who came to Oklahoma City to share ideas and learn from each other.”

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Direct spending by CVB-booked or hosted groups was up 5 percent to $414 million.

The total number of hotel rooms sold in Oklahoma City increased 4.2 percent to a total of 3,203,381.

Group tours to OKC increased by 80 percent.

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The key to successful networking is going where the movers and shakers are gathered. Whether you’re welcoming a new company at a grand opening, helping a Chamber member market their business through TRDC, or networking at schmoozaPalooza, wherever you find the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is the place to be.

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 networking opportunities available through the Chamber are a tremendous benefit,” said David Harlow, BancFirst. “The opportunity to network with peers – all of whom have similar goals for our respective businesses and for our city, with a focus on the future – is one of the greatest benefits the Chamber has to offer.”

The high-quality events put on by the Chamber are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to connecting members. For many members, the Chamber is a key source of essential information and intelligence in Greater Oklahoma City.

“The most valuable aspect of membership for us is the

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information that is regularly shared through newsletters, public forums and the networking the Chamber encourages,” said Loren Greshman, Southern Nazarene University.

MEMBERs COMMITTED TO A BETTER OKC

Despite a national economic downturn, members invested in the Chamber at record levels in terms of membership and investment in 2010. The 2010 Total Resource Development Campaign (TRDC) reached a record total of $2,347,322, thanks to the 168 volunteers from 115 Greater Oklahoma City companies.

Chamber members are the organization’s biggest advocates when it comes to recruiting new members and creating a stronger business community.

“The Chamber makes great things happen for the benefit of everyone. I have reaped the rewards of my membership many times over,” said Judy J. Hatfield, Equity Commercial Realty, LLC. “This is a membership I would not give up. I would encourage all business people to become a member, get involved in the Chamber activities, and see the positive results it brings to their companies.”

With membership numbers continuing to grow, the Chamber will continue its role as the go-to source for information and networking opportunities throughout Greater Oklahoma City.

Chamber member companies are located in 29 of Oklahoma’s 77 counties.OKCChamber.com saw more than 140,000 hits, with Chamber members and the public accessing everything from Oklahoma City accolades to the Membership Directory.

Did you Know?

Chamber Member Companies

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henry Overholser*John h. Burford*W. J. Gault*O. A. Mitscher*W. W. storm*B. M. Dilley*Anton h. Classen*seymour C. heyman*George G. sohlberg*T. D. Turner*I. M. holcomb*h. y. Thompson*George B. stone*sidney L. Brock*O. P. Workman*Frank J. Wikoff*

s. M. Gloyd*C. F. Colcord*Edward K. Gaylord*Edgar s. Vaught*J. R. Cottingham*George Frederickson*A. W. Boyd*W. J. Pettee*Ed Overholser*John A. Brown*J. F. Owens*Gilbert A. nichols*R. J. Benzel*Virgil Browne*Frank Buttram*samuel W. haynes*

W. E. hightower*Fred Jones*Glenn C. Kiley*J. s. hargett*J. Wiley Richardson*William Morgan Cain*Donald s. Kennedy*Ray J. spradling*h. B. Groh*Ancel Earp*Edward L. Gaylord*John Kilpatrick, Jr.*William V. Montin*R. A. young*stanton L. youngJohn R. Parsons*

Robert E. Lee*norman P. Bagwell*Edward h. CookJames G. harlow, Jr.*R. D. harrison*Bill swisherDan hoganRichard h. ClementsGerald R. MarshallLee Allan smithClyde IngleEdmund O. MartinWilliam E. DurrettRay AckermanFrank A. McPhersonKen W. Townsend*

stanley F. hupfeldWilliam G. Thurman, M.D.Clayton I. BennettGerald L. GambleDave Lopezsteven E. Moore*Luke R. CorbettRobert A. FunkV. Burns hargisFred J. hallJ. Larry nichols

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Listed in order of service. An asterisk (*) denotes those who are deceased.

Pictured from left to right: [front row] Mark Funke; Tom J. McDaniel; David Thompson; Roger N. Mitchell; J. Larry Nichols; Dave Lopez; [back row] Carl Edwards; Kirk Humphreys; Clayton I. Bennett; Bradley W. Krieger; Bryan Gonterman; Rhonda Hooper; Bruce Lawrence; Roy H. Williams. Not pictured: Pete Delaney.

2010 ExECuTIVE COMMITTEE

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2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORsMr. Ray AckermanAckerman McQueen, Inc.

Bill Anoatubby, GovernorThe Chickasaw Nation

Ms. Brenda Jones Barwick, APRJones Public Relations, Inc.

Mr. Mark BeffortGrubb & Ellis | Levy Beffort

Mr. Clayton I. BennettDorchester Capital

Ms. Beverly BinkowskiBlue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma

Ms. Martha BurgerChesapeake Energy Corporation

Mr. William M. CameronAmerican Fidelity Assurance Company

Mr. James C. ClarkB.C. Clark Jewelers

Mr. Richard h. ClementsClements Foods Company - Garden Club

Mr. Edward h. Cook Mr. Luke R. Corbett

Mayor Mick CornettCity of Oklahoma City

Mr. Jim CouchCity of Oklahoma City

Mr. Peter B. DelaneyOGE Energy Corp.

Mr. William E. DurrettAmerican Fidelity Assurance Company

Mr. Carl EdwardsPrice Edwards & Company

Ms. Christy EverestThe Oklahoma Publishing Company

Mr. Jalal FarzanehHome Creations

Joseph J. Ferretti, Ph.D.University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

Mr. Robert A. FunkExpress Employment Professionals

Mr. Mark FunkeBank of Oklahoma

Mr. Gerald L. GambleGerald L. Gamble Co., Inc.

Mr. Bryan GontermanAT&T Oklahoma

Mr. J. Leland GourleyOKC FRIDAY Newspaper - Nichols Hills Publishing Co.

Mr. David F. GriffinGriffin Communications/NEWS9

Mr. Fred J. hallHall Capital, LLC

Mr. V. Burns hargisOklahoma State University

Mr. David harlowBancFirst

Ms. Judy J. hatfieldEquity Commercial Realty, LLC

President Robert henryOklahoma City University

Mr. Dan hoganDan Hogan Properties

Ms. Rhonda hooperJordan Associates

Mr. Bob E. howardMercedes-Benz of Oklahoma City

Mr. Kirk humphreysThe Humphreys Company

Mr. stanley F. hupfeld, FAChEINTEGRIS Health

Mr. Clyde Ingle Mr. David A. JacksonJPMorganChase Bank, N.A.

Mr. E. Carey Joullian, IVMustang Fuel Corporation

Mr. Percy KirkCox Communications

Mr. Bradley W. KriegerArvest Bank

Mr. Bruce LawrenceINTEGRIS Health

Mr. Dave LopezAmerican Fidelity Foundation

Mr. Greg LoveLove’s Travel Stops & Country Stores, Inc.

Mr. Gerald R. MarshallMidland Asset Management

Mr. Edmund O. MartinAckerman McQueen, Inc.

Mr. steve MasonCardinal Engineering, Inc.

Mr. Tom J. McDanielOklahoma City University

Mr. J. W. McLean

Mr. Frank A. McPherson Ms. Mary MélonThe Journal Record Publishing Company

Mr. Roger n. MitchellOklahoma Natural Gas Company

Mr. xavier neiraManhattan Construction Company

Mr. J. Larry nicholsDevon Energy Corporation

Mr. George nighIBC Bank

Mr. Ronald J. norickNorick Investment Company, LLC

Mr. Tim O’TooleOklahoma State Fair, Inc.

Mr. Josh ParsonsRedbud Financial Group, LLC - The Guardian

stephen M. Prescott, M.D.Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation

Mr. Thomas spencer Price, Jr.Chesapeake Energy Corporation

Mr. John RichelsDevon Energy Corporation

Ms. Lindy RitzMike Monroney Aeronautical Center - FAA

Mr. Robert J. RossInasmuch Foundation / Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation

Ms. Meg salyerAccel Financial Staffing

Mr. Eduardo sanchezLopez Foods, Inc.

Ms. Avis scaramucciNonna’s Euro-American Ristorante and Bar

Mr. Charles P. schroederNational Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Mr. Lee Allan smithOklahoma Events, LLC

Mr. Karl springerOklahoma City Public Schools

Mr. Renzi stoneSaxum Public Relations

Mr. Bill swisherIndustrial Investments, LLC

Mr. Lee symcoxFirst Fidelity Bank

Mr. Richard TanenbaumGardner Tanenbaum Holdings

Mr. David ThompsonOPUBCO Communications Group

William G. Thurman, M.D.

Mr. Thomas L. TravisIBC Bank

Commissioner Ray VaughnOklahoma County

Dr. W. Roger WebbThe University of Central Oklahoma

Mr. Roy h. WilliamsGreater Oklahoma City Chamber

Mr. G. Rainey Williams, Jr.Marco Capital Group ALP

Mr. John Williams, ChAWilliams & Associates Hospitality

Ms. Marsha n. WoodenSandRidge Energy, Inc.

Mr. stanton L. youngStanton L. Young Companies

LIFE MEMBERsJ.W. McLean George nigh

LIAsIOn TO ThE BOARD Maj. Gen. P. David Gillett, Jr.Tinker Air Force Base

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BOARD OF ADVIsORs silver Lead Investors ($5,000 to $9,999)

AAA Member services Co.Mr. Andrew Shinn

Ackerman McQueen, Inc.Mr. Edmund O. Martin

Advancia CorporationMr. Rudy Alvarado

AssET Group, Inc.Ms. Jennifer P. Fogg

BKD, LLPMr. Todd Lisle

Bank of America Merrill LynchMr. Tony Shinn

The Benham Companies, LLCMr. Lance Benham

Blue Cross Blue shield of OklahomaMs. Beverly Binkowski

The Boeing CompanyMr. Steven D. Hendrickson

Century, Inc.Mr. Mike Dillard

The Chickasaw nationBill Anoatubby, Governor

Coppermark BankMr. Thomas L. Legan

Cox CommunicationsMr. Percy Kirk

Crowe & DunlevyMr. Michael S. Laird

Deaconess hospitalMs. Cathryn Hibbs

Dell usA, LPMr. Tom Benson

Dignity Memorial Providers of OklahomaMr. Scot Werkmeister

Dorchester CapitalMr. Clayton I. Bennett

B.D. Eddie EnterprisesMr. Clay T. Farha

Ernst & young, LLPMr. Mark Wood

Express Employment ProfessionalsMr. Robert A. Funk

First Fidelity BankMr. Lee Symcox

First Liberty BankMr. Joey Root

Gardner Tanenbaum holdingsMr. Richard Tanenbaum

GenzymeWilliam M. Canfield, M.D., Ph.D.

Government Liquidation / Liquidity services, Inc.Mr. Steve Jackson

Grant Thornton, LLPMr. Tom R. Gray, III

Great Plains Coca-Cola Bottling Co.Mr. Robert F. Browne

The hertz CorporationMr. R. Todd Blevins

hobby LobbyMr. David Green

holder Construction CompanyMr. Mike Raponi

Inasmuch Foundation / Ethics and Excellence in Journalism FoundationMr. Robert J. Ross

KPMG LLPMr. Keith J. Schwarz

LsB Industries, Inc.Mr. Tony Shelby

Mustang Fuel CorporationMr. E. Carey Joullian, IV

2010 BOARD OF ADVIsORs / LEAD InVEsTORsBoard of Advisor member companies are involved with the Chamber in a significant way. Through their additional financial support and exclusive invitations to Board Meetings, Board Retreats and Intercity Visits, Board of Advisors play a key role. An annual investment of $3,000 or more qualifies a member company to be part of the Board of Advisors.

Lead Investors are members that have taken a special leadership role in financing the Chamber’s operations at significantly higher levels. Any company can be a Lead Investor, even a one-person company. Annual dues investment of $1,000 or more qualifies a member company to be a Lead Investor.

BOARD OF ADVIsORs Platinum Lead Investors ($40,000 or more)

BOARD OF ADVIsORs Gold Lead Investors ($10,000 to $39,999)

AT&T OklahomaMr. Bryan Gonterman

Chesapeake Energy CorporationMr. Thomas Spencer Price, Jr.

Devon Energy CorporationMr. J. Larry Nichols

OGE Energy Corp.Mr. Peter B. Delaney

Oklahoma Industries AuthorityMr. Gary M. Bush

Oklahoma natural Gas CompanyMr. Roger N. Mitchell

The Oklahoma Publishing CompanyMs. Christy Everest

sandRidge Energy, Inc.Ms. Marsha N. Wooden

American Fidelity Assurance CompanyMr. William M. Cameron

Bank of OklahomaMr. Mark Funke

Dolese Bros. Co.Mr. Mark A. Helm

General Electric AviationMr. Steven Kahne

hall Capital, LLCMr. Fred J. Hall

IBC BankMr. Thomas L. Travis

InTEGRIs healthMr. Bruce Lawrence

JPMorganChase Bank, n.A.Mr. David A. Jackson

Love’s Travel stops & Country stores, Inc.Mr. Tom Love

Mercy health Center, Inc.Ms. Diana Smalley

MidFirst BankMr. George J. Records

Ou Medical CenterMr. Cole C. Eslyn, FACHE

Pratt & WhitneyMr. Robert Johnson

ssM health Care of OklahomaMr. Chris Howard

sonic, America’s Drive-InMr. J. Clifford Hudson

specialty Real Estate services, LLCMr. Mark Beffort

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BOARD OF ADVIsORs Bronze Lead Investors ($3,000 to $4,999)

AAR Aircraft servicesMr. Stan Mayer

a la mode, inc.Ms. Tammy Dawson

ARL BioPharma, Inc.Dr. Thomas Kupiec

Abby RoofingMs. Autumn Bostick

Accord human Resources, Inc.Mr. Dale Hageman

Acorn Growth CompaniesMr. Jeff Davis

Advanced AcademicsMr. Jeff Elliott

AsTEC, Inc. (AsTEC Charter schools)Freda Deskin, Ph.D.

Affinia Group - Affinia ProductsMr. Scott McCoy

Air Comfort solutions heat & AirMr. Ron Gregory

Alliance steel, Inc.Mr. Larry Thomas

Allied ArtsMs. Deborah McAuliffe Senner

Andrews DavisMr. John Frederick Kempf, Jr.

Anglin Public RelationsMs. Debbie Anglin

Architectural Design Group, Inc.Mr. Mike Mize

Armstrong AuditoriumMr. Shane Granger

Arvest BankMr. Bradley W. Krieger

Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc.Mr. Tim Bellanti

Association of Central Oklahoma GovernmentsMr. John G. Johnson

BP America, Inc.Mr. Jason French

Baker First Commercial Real Estate servicesMr. Rod N. Baker, CCIM

BancFirstMr. David Harlow

BancInsure, Inc.Mr. Rodney N. Sargent

Bank of the WestMr. Daniel Garcia

The Boldt CompanyMr. Steve Olson

Bronco Drilling CompanyMr. D. Frank Harrison

CARE Center - Child Abuse Response and EvaluationMr. David B. Hooten

CB Richard Ellis / OklahomaMr. William T. Forrest

CFR Insurance & Risk ManagementMr. Gray Holden

CMA strategies, Inc.Ms. Sharon Caldwell

Is Technologies dba CsDMs. Iva Salmon

Cameron InternationalMr. Mark Gamber

Cancer Treatment Center of AmericaMs. Christie Enochs

Capstone Construction servicesMr. Kevin Dunn

Carlisle Foodservice ProductsMr. David M. Shannon

Casady schoolMr. Christopher C. Bright

Case & AssociatesMs. Karen Franz

Cassidy Financial Group, Inc.M. Diann Cassidy, Ph.D.

Central Liquor CompanyMr. Bradley Z. Naifeh

Champion hotels & DevelopmentMr. Bob Lewter

Chaparral Energy, Inc.Mr. Joe Evans

City Rescue Mission, Inc.Rev. Tom Jones

Claims Management Resources, Inc.Mr. John M. “Chip” Fudge

Clarion Meridian hotel & Convention CenterMr. Gary Burleson

B.C. Clark JewelersMr. James C. Clark

Cleary Petroleum CorporationMr. Douglas B. Cleary

Colcord hotelMr. Jeff Erwin

Coldwell Banker Mike Jones CompanyMr. Mike Jones

Cole & Reed, PCMr. Jim Denny, CPA

Compressco, Inc.Mr. Gary McBride

Comtech Design Print and Mail, LLCMr. Michael Morrison

ConocoPhillipsMr. H. J. Reed

CoreVaultMr. Jeff Cato

Cosmo Investments, LLCDr. Janet C. Barresi

Crafton TullMr. Phillip Hagen

Credit union Association of Oklahoma Credit unionMs. Debra (DJ) J. Morrow Ingram, J.D.

Crossroads ChurchSr. Pastor Terry Barriss

DBI services - DeAngelo Brothers, Inc.Mr. Mark Blandford

DMs Roofing & General ContractingMr. Craig Dyer

Delaware Resource Group, a Busey Group CompanyMr. Philip Busey, Jr.

Design+Build GroupMs. Deemah Ramadan

Griffin Communications/nEWs9Mr. David F. Griffin

Oklahoma Christian universityDr. Mike E. O’Neal

Oklahoma City ClinicMs. Denise Suttles

Oklahoma City Community FoundationDr. Nancy Anthony

Oklahoma City universityPresident Robert Henry

Oklahoma state Fair, Inc.Mr. Tim O’Toole

Quad/Graphics, Inc.Mr. Stu Moore

Reserve national Insurance Co.Mr. Orin Crossley

Riverwind CasinoMr. Clayton Stewart

snB Bank of Oklahoma CityMr. John W. Osborne

The sheraton Oklahoma CityMr. Matt Cowden

The skirvin hiltonMr. Steve Houser

Tinker Federal Credit unionMr. Michael D. Kloiber

Veolia Energy Oklahoma City, Inc.Mr. Todd Lewis

Wells Fargo BankMr. John Munger

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Dowell Properties, Inc.Mr. Richard Dowell

Reed Downey Life Insurance AgencyMr. Reed Downey, Jr.

Eide Bailly LLPMr. Steven Corley

ePartners, Inc.Mr. Craig S. Hogan, PMP

Equipment Technology, LLCMr. Jim Neuberger

Family CFO, LLCMr. Jeff White

Farmers Insurance GroupMr. Randy Dickerson

Fellers snider Law FirmMs. Paula Love

FireLake Grand CasinoMr. Brad Peltier

First united Bank & TrustMr. Derek Gill

Flintco, Inc.Mr. Mark A. Grimes

Forest Building MaterialsMr. Rich Bass

The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public schoolsMs. Lori Dickinson

Foundation surgery AffiliatesMr. Robert Byers

Francis Tuttle Technology CenterDr. Tom Friedemann

Frankfurt-short-Bruza Associates, PCMr. William Frankfurt

Gaillardia Country ClubMs. Kristine Mendenhall

General AtomicsMr. Doyle Somers

Global Gaming solutions, LLCMr. John Elliott

GlobalhealthMs. Penny Louviere

Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma, Inc.Ms. Heather Rennebohm

C.h. Guernsey & Co.Mr. Michael K. Moore

hal smith Restaurant GroupMr. Hal Smith

hall, Estill, hardwick, Gable, et alMs. Kim Searls

halliburton Energy servicesMr. Eric Williams

hard Rock hotel & Casino TulsaMs. Stacy McKee-Redden

The hartfordMr. Gunnar H. Hood

heartland FlyerMr. Joe R. Kyle

heartLine, Inc.Mr. Tom Taylor

heritageMr. David C. DeLana

Roger hicks & Associates Group Insurance, Inc.Mr. Roger F. Hicks

hinesMr. John Wood

hoganTaylor LLPMr. Richard A. Wright

home CreationsMr. Jalal Farzaneh

ITT Technical InstituteMs. Terri Lowery

Ideal homesMr. Vernon McKown

Inkwell Managed Print servicesMr. David Crossley

north American Group dba InsuRICA Insurance Management networkMr. Michael F. Ross

InVEsTRusTMs. Jeri Dawson

Irish Realty CorporationMr. John Kennedy

Isola BellaMr. David C. Miller

J.E. Dunn Construction CompanyMr. John Thompson

JacobsMr. Scott Bussell

Jasco Products Company, LLCMr. Steve Trice

Jones Public Relations, Inc.Ms. Brenda Jones Barwick, APR

Jordan AssociatesMs. Rhonda Hooper

The Journal Record Publishing CompanyMs. Mary Mélon

Junior League of Oklahoma City, Inc.Ms. Jill Greene

KDC Real Estate DevelopmentMr. Steve Van Amburgh

KFOR-TVMr. Jim Boyer

KIPP Reach College PrepMr. Tracy McDaniel

KOCO TVMr. Brent Hensley

The Kerr Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Lou C. Kerr

Key Construction, LLCMr. David Hale

Kimray, Inc.Mr. David Hill

Lamar Outdoor AdvertisingMr. Bill Condon

Linn Energy, LLCMr. Mark Owen

Lippert Bros., Inc.Mr. D.E. “Rick” Lippert, Jr.

Lopez Foods, Inc.Mr. Rich Garofolo

M-D Building Products IncorporatedMr. Loren A. Plotkin

MTM Recognition / Midwest TrophyMr. Mike Ketcherside

Manhattan Construction CompanyMr. Xavier Neira

Manhattan Road and BridgeMr. Mike Webb

MassMutual Financial GroupMr. Mark Burson

Mathis Bros. OKC, LLCMr. Calvin Worth

McAfee & TaftMr. Richard Nix

McBride ClinicMr. Mark Galliart

Metro Technology CentersJames Branscum, Ed.D.

Metropolitan Library systemMs. Donna Morris

Meyers-Reynolds & Associates, Inc.Mr. Lee Reynolds

Mid-America Christian universityJohn Fozard, Ph.D.

Midtown Renaissance A REhCO CompanyMr. Mickey Clagg

Mr. Ooley’sMr. David Ooley

Bob Moore Auto GroupMr. Curtis L. Hayes

Moorenouri, LLCMr. Bob Nouri

The Morgan Real Estate Group, LLCMs. Nancy E. Morgan

Mount st. Mary Catholic high schoolMr. Chris Stiles

nAI sullivan GroupMr. Bob Sullivan

network Funding, LPMr. James Laing

northrop GrummanMr. Stewart Scannell

nowsoft, LLC “simplifying IT”Mr. Ray Shaik

Ohh PhysiciansMs. Susie Weeks

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Ou PhysiciansMr. Brian L. Maddy

Oak Tree nationalMr. Danny Cline

OfficeMax national sales CenterMr. Rustin Sparks

Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic, Inc.Administrator

Oklahoma Blood InstituteJohn Armitage, M.D.

Oklahoma City Boathouse FoundationMr. Michael J. Knopp

Oklahoma City Community CollegeDr. Paul Sechrist

Oklahoma City Indian ClinicMs. Robyn Sunday-Allen

Oklahoma City Metropolitan Assoc. of Realtors, Inc.Ms. Dawn Kennedy

Oklahoma City national Memorial & MuseumMs. Kari F. Watkins

Oklahoma City RedhawksMr. Michael Byrnes

Oklahoma DentalMr. Charles Blackburn

Oklahoma Fidelity BankMr. Aaron Bastian

Oklahoma Financial Center, Inc. Ms. Karen S. Cunningham

Oklahoma heart hospitalJohn Harvey, M.D.

Oklahoma heart hospital south CampusMr. John Austin

Oklahoma Medical Research FoundationStephen M. Prescott, M.D.

Oklahoma state universityMr. V. Burns Hargis

Oppenheim, a division of Bosc, Inc.Mr. John Waldo

Order-Matic CorporationMr. Robert Powell

Orthocare Innovations, LLCMr. Michael Harrison

PACCAR PartsMr. Chris Davis

PDC ProductionsMr. Patrick M. Boylan

Paradigm AdvantEdgeMs. Charlene Wilson

PAyCOMMr. Chad Richison

The Pepsi Bottling Group of Oklahoma CityMr. Clyde Watts

The Persimmon GroupMr. Brad Martin

Physicians Mutual InsuranceMr. Jim McBride

Pickard ClintonMr. Jon Pickard

Poe & Associates, Inc.Mr. Robert P. Williams

Pointe Vista DevelopmentMr. Scott Fischer

PremiersourceMs. Teah R. Corley

Procure Proton Therapy CenterMr. Richard McBryde

ProdigalMr. Bob Funk, Jr.

The Professional Basketball Club, LLC - Oklahoma City ThunderMr. Danny Barth

Quail Creek Bank, n.A.Mr. Bert Olah, Jr.

Quik Print Printing & CopyingMr. Mark Little

REIMr. Tom S. Smith

RFIP, Inc.Mr. Brandon Clark

RREEFMs. Paula Aduddell, CCIM

Rainey Law FirmMs. Roberta Browning Fields

Rausch Coleman homesMs. Beckie S. Shephard

Rees Associates, Inc.Mr. Jay W. Tullis

Remedy Roofing, Inc.Mr. Brad Scardino

Remington Park, Racing * CasinoMr. Scott Wells

Renaissance Oklahoma City Convention Center hotel & spaMr. Joe Lomonaco

Riggs, Abney, neal, Turpen, Orbison & LewisMr. Michael C. Turpen

sAICMr. James Patterson

s Design, Inc.Ms. Sarah Sears

sMGMr. Gary Desjardins

saxum Public RelationsMr. Renzi Stone

schnake Turnbo Frank PRMs. Karen Wicker

BCM of Oklahoma, LLC dba schwarz Ready MixMr. Ron Henley

scott RiceMr. George Basore

shapardResearch, LLCMr. Bill Shapard

silvercliffe Construction CompanyMr. David Pollard

simons Petroleum, Inc.Mr. Roger Simons

southern nazarene universityDr. Loren Gresham

sperry Van ness / Gregory Interests, LLCMr. Gary Gregory, CCIM

sperry Van ness / William T. strange & Assoc.Mr. Tim Strange

spiritBankMr. Rod Marso

sprint nextel Customer Care CenterMr. Craig Sherry

standley systemsMs. Jayna Anderson

stericycleMr. Jermaine Wilson

stewart Abstract & Title of OklahomaMs. Gerri Heidebrecht

stonegate-hoganMr. Randy Hogan

strata Leadership, LLCDr. Nathan Mellor

TAParchitectureMr. Anthony McDermid, AIA, RIBA

TelefloraMr. Tom Butler

Terex RoadbuildingMr. Frank Wilson

Terracon Consultants, Inc.Mr. Phil Wood

Tetra TechMr. Marc A. Long, P.E.

Third Degree Advertising & CommunicationsMr. Roy Page

Timberlake Construction Co., Inc.Mr. Bryan Timberlake

Titus ConstructionMr. J.W. Peters

Trammell Crow CompanyMr. Shaun Frankfurt

TriCorps securityMr. David Ross

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AAA OklahomaAIIM Capital CorporationAPI Enterprises, Inc.ATC Drivetrain, Inc.Acme Brick CompanyAction RoofTopzAction Wholesale LiquorAdmiral Express Office supplyAegis Food Testing Laboratories, Inc.Aero Tech service Associates, Inc.Allied Waste servicesAllstate ManagementAmerica First InsuranceAmerican Red Cross of Central OklahomaAmerica’s Best Value Inn BricktownApplebee’s neighborhood Grill & BarAspen Building servicesAtlas General Contractors, LLCAuto DentsBAE systemsB & B Medical services, Inc.BnsF RailwayBally TechnologiesBalon Corp.Baptist Village Communities of Oklahoma CityBasin Environmental and safety TechnologiesBass Pro shopsJoy Reed Belt & Associates, Inc.Best Western Barsana hotels & suitesThe Biltmore hotel Oklahoma CityBlack Oak, LLC

R.K. Black, Inc.Blanton Property CompanyBlue Bell Creameries, LPBlue spruce Incorporated dba McDonald’sBlunck studios, Inc.Boomerang Car WashBraum’s Ice Cream & Dairy storesBravo Cucina ItalianaBricktown BreweryBuffalo Wild WingsCapital Distributing, LLCCattlemen’s steakhouse, Inc.Celebrity AttractionsCentral Mechanical services, Inc.Central Oklahoma Transportation & Parking AuthorityChickasaw Telecom, Inc.The Children’s CenterChrist the King Catholic ChurchChristian Companion senior CareCintas CorporationCircor Energy Products, Inc.Clear Channel Interspace AirportsClements Foods Company - Garden ClubCobalt Communications, Inc.Cobb Engineering Co.Coker’s Transmissions & Auto RepairComfort InnConn’s Appliances and ElectronicsJackie Cooper BMW & MInIBeatniks, Inc. dba The CopaCorken, Inc.

Corporate ResourceCountry Leisure Mfg.Courtyard by Marriott Oklahoma City Downtown / BricktownCourtyard by Marriott / OKC northwestCrescent MarketCrossings Community ChurchCrowne Plaza Oklahoma CityCypress springs Alzheimer’s & Memory support ResidenceCytovance Biologicsdds Business solutionsOK Department of Environmental Quality Day, Edwards, Propester, Christensen, PCDays Inn WestDealers Auto Auction of OKC, Inc.DeVry university & Keller Graduate school of ManagementDigestive Disease specialists, Inc.Duncan Oil Properties, Inc.Dynamics Research CorporationEOG Resources, Inc.EsT, Inc.Earth, Water & Fire, LLCEaster seals OklahomaEIKOn, Inc.Elliott + Associates ArchitectsEmbassy suitesEmrick’s Van & storage Company, Agent for Allied Van LinesEnterprise Rent-A-CarEnvironmental Management, Inc.

Equal Energy us, Inc.Eskridge Auto GroupEverest Bros.Evergreen syndicate, LLCFAA Credit unionFenton nissan EastFife CorporationFirestone Complete Auto CareFirst American Title & Trust CompanyFirst Commercial BankFirst Enterprise BankFirst Maintenance CompanyFirst national Bank of OklahomaFour Points by sheraton Oklahoma City Quail springsC.L. Frates and CompanyFreedom CompaniesFreedom Financial servicesFrontier CityGalt FoundationGerald L. Gamble Co., Inc.General ElectricGenslerA Good Egg Dining Groupsamuel Gordon Jewelers & Diamond MerchantGrubb & Ellis | Levy Befforth & h Plumbing & utilities, Inc.hampton Inn yukonhealthBack home healthheritage Trust CompanyhighMount Exploration & Production, LLCDan hogan Properties

uMB BankMr. Royce M. Hammons

uPsMs. Nancy Koeper

usFleetTracking Corp.Mr. Jerry Hunter

united Way of Central Oklahoma, Inc.Ms. Debby Hampton

university hospitals AuthorityMr. Dean Gandy

The university of Central OklahomaDr. W. Roger Webb

university of Phoenix - Oklahoma City CampusMr. Troy Thomas

VI Marketing and BrandingMr. Tim Berney

Valir healthMr. Garyl Geist

Valliance BankMr. Brad Swickey

Vericrest Financial, Inc.Mr. Patrick Hickey

Verizon WirelessMs. Brandy Yeager

W & W steel, LLCMr. Rick W. Cooper

WDG Architecture Dallas, PLLCMr. Sterling Little

Waterford MarriottMr. Tom Mamalis

Waterstone Benefit AdministratorsMr. Tim Reddout

WeightWise Bariatrics ProgramGregory Walton, M.D.

Western Industries CorporationMr. Jim Robertson

WillisMr. Frank Shadid

Wilson supply CompanyMr. Ricky Welsh

The Winchester GroupMs. Susan Winchester

Wood Group EsPMr. Scott Seefeldt

yMCA of Greater Oklahoma CityMr. Michael S. Grady

yWCA Oklahoma CityMs. Jan Peery

zerby InterestsMr. Terryl Zerby

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holiday Inn Airporthooters of south Oklahoma Cityhousley Bros. Construction & Roofing Co.yash Ent., Inc. dba howard Johnson ExpressIndependent Insurance Agents Association of Greater Oklahoma City, Inc.Industrial Investments, LLCClyde IngleInnovative Construction & RoofingInterurban RestaurantsInTRusT Bank, n.A.J & M Roofing & supply CompanyJacobs General ContractingKampCo Foods, LLC dba Johnny Carino’s Country ItalianJourney house - American Express TravelBen E. Keith FoodsKestrel Investments, Inc.Kickapoo CasinoKirby - smith Machinery, Inc.LAssO Corp.L-3 Vertex CFsLakeside Women’s hospitalLangston CompanyLangston universityLegacy at Arts QuarterLegacy Aviation services, Inc.Legacy Cleaners & LaundryLevy RestaurantsLifeChurch.tv Central OfficesLingo ConstructionLong Wave, Inc.Longhorn steak houseMA+ Architecture, LLCMIT Group, Inc.MacArthur Associated Consultants, LLCThe Mantel Wine Bar & BistroOklahoma City Marriott hotelDean A. McGee Eye InstituteMedley Material handling, Inc.Medley / Turrentine & AssociatesMercer Valve Co., Inc.Metro Appliances & MoreMIDCOn Data services, LLCMidlands Management CorporationMidwest Wrecking CompanyMiko Group, Inc.Miller-Tippens ConstructionMonnet hayes Bullis Thompson & Edwards Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center - FAA

Moore norman Technology Center / Franklin Road CampusnAPA - Oklahoma CitynBC OklahomanCED Conference Center & hotelnabholz Construction servicesnew Century Investments hotels & Restaurantsnewman Development & DesignnewView Oklahoma94.7 KBRu-96.1 Kxxy-101.9 KTsT-102.7 KJyO-1000 KTOK-1340 The Gamenomaco, Inc.norick & heightley Roofing & Constructionnorthwestern Mutual Financial networkOKC FRIDAy newspaper - nichols hills Publishing Co.Oak Tree Country ClubObjectstream, Inc.Office Depot #676Oklahoma Cattlemen’s AssociationOklahoma Center for Implants & PeriodonticsOklahoma Christian schools, Inc.Oklahoma City Industrial & Cultural Facility TrustOklahoma City Philharmonic OrchestraOklahoma Electrical supply CompanyOklahoma Employees Credit unionOklahoma Farm Bureau & AffiliatesCountry style home health dba Oklahoma healthcare solutionsOklahoma Institute of Allergy & Asthma, Amy L. Darter, M.D., PCOklahoma national stockyards CompanyOklahoma Office systems, Inc.Oklahoma Refrigerated services, LLCOklahoma Roofing & sheet Metal, LLCOklahoma student Loan AuthorityOld Republic Title of OklahomaOlive Garden Italian RestaurantOneDOC Managed Print services, LLCOral and Maxillofacial Associates, LLCOsborne Electric CompanyOzarka Water & Coffee service A Division of Eureka Water CompanyPanera Bread Bakery-CafePark at MemorialPartners human Resources Co.MG novelty dba Party GalaxyPension solutions, Inc.Perimeter Technology Center, LLCPhillips Murrah, PCPhysicians Liability Insurance Co. (PLICO)

Pinnacle Design GroupPiper Valve systemsPraxis health GroupPremium Beers of Oklahoma LLCPrice Edwards & CompanyPro BuildProAdProducers Cooperative Oil MillProgressive stamping, LLCProvidence PlacePublic supply CompanyQuail Ridge Assisted LivingQuail springs MallRCB Bank of nichols hillsRamada AirportRamada Airport southRepublic Bank & TrustRepublic national Distributing Company OklahomaThe Reserve Petroleum CompanyResidence Inn by Marriott - Downtown / BricktownResidence Inn by Marriott - WestRib Crib BBQ & Grill - Corporate OfficeRiverbend sod LLCRoadside Medical Clinic & LabRockwell Collins, Inc.Rogers Marvel Architects, PLLCRose state CollegeRoss ElectricRx Medicalschlumberger Oilfield servicesscott’s Printing & Copying7-Eleven storesshawver & son Inc.sheraton Midwest City hotel at The Reed Conference Centersmart Lines, LLCsmith & nephew, Endoscopysmith & Pickel Construction, Inc.smith, Carney & Co., PCsooner network solutionssouthwestern Roofing & Metal Company, Inc.southwestern stationery & Bank supply, Inc.The spaghetti Warehousespringhill suites - Quail springsstandard Testing and Engineering Companystelera Wireless, LLCsterling Wines & spirits Co.stinnett & Associatesstreets, Inc.superior Exteriorsuperior Well servicessurgical specialists of Oklahoma, PLLC

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