LISTING OF AVAILABLE SPONSORSHIPS

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Listing of Available Sponsorships
Alphabetical
AC Milan Heartland Cup............................................81
Human Resource Forum Series.............................. 124
Annual Meeting ..........................................................1
Intercity Visit 2013.....................................................20
Annual Meeting Video.................................................2
Internship Benefactor (New)...................................... 21
Annual Membership Mailing........................................3
Job Networking Forum Series (New)...................... 125
Annual Report and Outlook.........................................4
Largest Employers List..............................................37
Business After Hours 2014.......................................... 5
Leadership and Elected Officials Golf Outing............ 59
Capitol Luncheon Series...........................................55
Leadership Banquet..................................................22
Chamber Briefing Video..............................................6
Leadership Retreat & Board Meeting........................ 23
Chamber Presentation Folder..................................... 7
Legislative Benefactor...............................................60
Chamber Report..........................................................8
Legislative Breakfast Series 2014............................. 61
Chamber Sustainability Program Benefactor.............. 9
Legislative Reception (Joint Tulsa/OKC)................... 62
Choose Tulsa Relocation Guide ............................. 122
Local Hero/Tops In Tulsa Luncheon........................ 115
Circuit Series 2014....................................................10
Mayor’s Mentoring Breakfast..................................... 44
College Access Career Readiness............................ 39
Mayor’s State of the City Address............................. 63
Community Development Forums............................. 33
Meeting Planner Guide............................................ 116
Conference Room Sponsor (New)..................11 & 137
Meeting Tulsa At A Glance Brochure....................... 117
Congressional Forum Series.....................................56
Member Overview.....................................................24
Dine Around Tulsa................................................... 113
Membership Directory 2014......................................25
Downtown Tulsa Map.............................................. 114
Monday Memo...........................................................26
Economic Outlook Conference 2013......................... 34
MOSAIC Benefactor................................................126
Economic Profile.......................................................35
MOVE: A Forum for the Promotion of Women in Sports
Education Benefactor................................................40
..................................................................................88
Education Forum Series............................................41
New Member Portfolio...............................................27
Education Guide........................................................42
Oklahoma Scholars Graduate Recognition............... 46
Employer Workforce Outlook................................... 123
Oklahoma Scholars Program....................................45
Entrepreneurs Guide.................................................72
OneVoice Legislative Reception (Tulsa).................... 64
FIVB World League-USA Volleyball........................... 82
Partners In Education E-Newsletter.......................... 46
Golf Fall Classic 2013...............................................14
Partners In Education Forums................................... 51
Golf Fall Classic 2014...............................................18
Partners In Education Handbook.............................. 48
Golf Summer Classic 2013........................................12
Partners In Education KickOff Breakfast................... 49
Golf Summer Classic 2014........................................16
Partners In Education Newsletter.............................. 50
Governor’s State of the State-Tulsa 2013................. 57
Partners In Education Recognition Reception........... 52
Governor’s State of the State-Tulsa 2014................. 58
Partners In Legislative Success................................ 65
Health Care Forum Series.........................................43
Policy Forum Series..................................................66
2013 Resource Campaign
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Listing of Available Sponsorships
Alphabetical
Political Directory & Legislative Agenda.................... 67
Tulsa Visitors Map................................................... 119
Quarterly Sports Forum.............................................90
Tulsa’s Young Professionals......................................92
Recruiter Roundtable Forums (New)....................... 127
TYPros “Art Around Town” Series............................ 105
Regional OneVoice Legislative Summit.................... 68
TYPros “Boom Town Awards” ...................................98
Resource Campaign KickOff 2014............................ 28
TYPros “Street Cred” Project .................................107
Resource Campaign Reward Session 2014............. 29
TYPros “Unplugged” Series....................................103
Resource Campaign Victory Celebration 2014......... 30
TYPros “YP Day At The Capitol”............................. 111
Small Business Awards Dinner 2013......................... 74
TYPros Community Impact Benefactor .................... 97
Small Business Benefactor.......................................75
TYPros Create Tulsa Series (New)......................... 110
Small Business Council Retreat................................ 77
TYPros Diversity Program Benefactor...................... 95
Small Business Forum..............................................78
TYPros Do-It-Yourself Series (New)........................ 101
Small Business Summit & Awards (New).................. 76
TYPros Family Event...............................................108
Speaker/Pro Temp Forum 2013................................69
TYPros Fitness in Tulsa (FIT Series) (New)............ 100
Sports After Hours 2014 (New).................................91
TYPros Host Sponsors............................................ 112
State of Education in Tulsa Metropolitan Area.......... 53
TYPros Intern Program Benefactor......................... 106
Strike Night 2013.......................................................89
TYPros Leadership Education Development (L.E.D.
Talent Attraction & Retention Benefactor (New)...... 128
Series).....................................................................104
Talent Dividend .......................................................129
TYPros Leadership Through Legislation (New)......... 99
The 2013 Golf Package...........................................135
TYPros New Member Networking Series ............... 102
The 2013-2014 Executive Package........................ 132
TYPros Pub Club.....................................................109
The 2013-2014 Platinum Package..........................130
TYPros Sustainability Program Benefactor............... 96
The 2013-2014 Table Package................................131
USA BMX Grand Nationals.......................................85
The 2014 Exhibitor Package...................................134
VisitTulsa Mobile Center (New)............................... 121
The 2014 Golf Package...........................................136
VisitTulsa Visitor’s Guide (New).............................. 120
The 2014 Legislative Package................................133
Website-GrowMetroTulsa.com.................................. 36
The Forge-TYPros Business Development Center... 93
Website-LetsDoBusinessTulsa.com.......................... 73
TSC Driller Suite........................................................86
Website-SourceLinkTulsa.com.................................. 79
TSC Football Tailgate................................................87
Website-TulsaChamber.com..................................... 31
Tulsa Demographics..................................................38
Welcome Center (New).............................................32
Tulsa Regional Day At The Capitol............................ 70
Tulsa Regional Washington DC Fly-In 2014.............. 71
Tulsa Run 2013.........................................................83
Tulsa Sports Commission..........................................80
Tulsa Totes.............................................................. 118
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Annual Meeting
Event
Annual Chamber luncheon to be held on January 15, 2014 featuring the previous year’s accomplishments
and next year’s priorities. Approximately 1,200 Tulsa business and civic leaders attend. The new Tulsa
Regional Chamber chair of the board of directors is introduced and the
prestigious chairman’s awards are presented.
Presenting Sponsor: $10,000 (two
available)
•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity, on
event visuals, on-line calendar and on materials printed
for the event
•CEO or representative to be seated at the head table
•One reserved table for ten in prime location
Host Sponsor: $9,500 (one available)
Seeking a hotel to provide location and food (budget
reduction trade or cash). Must be approved by Chamber.
•Recognized in advance and post publicity, on event
visuals, on-line calendar and on materials printed for the
event
Gold Sponsor: $6,500 (twenty available)
event
Silver Sponsor: $3,500 (twenty available)
event
Parking Sponsor: $2,500 (one available)
Provides free parking to all attendees of
annual meeting in the Tulsa Convention
Center parking garage
•Recognized in advance publicity
•Recognized during the event on signage at parking
entrance
•Recognized in script and on program at event
•Two tickets to event
Corporate Table Sponsor: $1,600 (unlimited
available)
•Recognized on invitation
•Recognized on program at event
•Recognized on sign at table
•One reserved table for ten
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Annual Meeting Video
Video
Features Tulsa and Chamber highlights and accomplishments for the past year. Presented in January 2014
at the Annual Meeting attended by approximately 1,200 Tulsa business leaders. Also available online at
TulsaChamber.com. An excellent opportunity to promote your business in conjunction with Tulsa Regional
Chamber successes.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,500 (three
available)
•Company’s logo on video and/or 10 second logo video
clip
•Recognized on event visuals
2
Annual Membership Mailing
Mailing
The Chamber’s annual distribution of the Membership Directory, Annual Report and Outlook, replacement
card for the membership plaque, window decal and other pieces disseminated to the entire Tulsa Regional
Chamber membership. Distribution is 3,100+.
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Annual Report and Outlook
Publication
The Annual Report and Outlook is a premier publication featuring editorials from the outgoing chair of the
board and the chair-elect as well as a review of the year’s accomplishments, financial report, strategic
goals and volunteer leadership. The publication debuts at the Annual Meeting in January 2014 to
approximately 1,200 attendees, mailed to the entire Chamber membership and disseminated throughout
the year to new members. Total distribution is over 5,000. Also available on
Chamber’s
website as a .pdf file.
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a new location
The Tulsa Regional Chamber moved to a new
location in early December. Chamber offices merged
new address is 1 W. Third St., Suite 100, with offices
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in the country for the location of secure
data centers, The Boyd Co.
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city for young people to
find a job, The Fiscal Times
continues to grow its list of programs and events,
there is an increased need to locate staff together
and make event space more accessible to members.
More than 400 regional leaders and Tulsa-area
residents participated in the enVision Summit in
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April to discuss the future of economic development
success in the region. Hosted by Tulsa County, and
co-chaired by the regional cities and area mayors in
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partnership with regional chambers, the enVision
Summit asked attendees to discuss in-depth five
particular questions focused on a regional vision; a
regional brand; new business recruitment and job
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growth; government collaboration/efficiency; and
development projects. The Tulsa Regional Chamber
and area chambers of commerce have continued the
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work started at the enVision Summit by engaging
for announced new and expanded
industries, Site Selection
in home value growth, Zillow.com
best employment outlook,
second quarter, Manpower
city for out-of-state house hunters,
Trulia.com
most affordable vacation, Livability.com
for percentage growth in exports,
Brookings Institution
for manufacturing,
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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task forces regarding the event’s five topics.
studying best practices
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The Chamber and chair-elect Jake Henry Jr., president
and CEO of Saint Francis Health System, led a
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on the “What’s Next” intercity visit to Charlotte,
studied best practices in regionalism, economic
development, tourism development, airport
The annual What’s Next trip enables our region’s
top civic leaders to identify opportunities to apply
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lessons learned from other communities in the Tulsa
region in order to improve our collective economy
and quality of life.
fastest growing MSA in
per capita personal income,
Bureau of Economic Analysis
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infrastructure and quality of life initiatives.
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best music scene outside of
Nashville, NYC or LA, Livability.com
financially fit city, CredAbility
delegation of 77 business and government leaders
N.C. For the third annual intercity visit, the group
Top
cities for retirees, Forbes
city out of top 150 for export growth,
U.S. Conference of Mayors
small city for families
(Broken Arrow),
Money Magazine family
100
metro among the leading world
economies, Brookings Institution
PRES ENTI
Presenting Sponsor: $5,000 (three available)
•Full-color company logo printed on front of publication
and full-page full-color business promotion placed on the
outside back cover OR inside front cover OR inside back
cover
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global location for oil and gas investment,
Fraser Institute
located on the 13th floor. As the organization
creating a new vision
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onto one floor in Williams Tower I, with meeting
and conference room space on the plaza level. The
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Silver Sponsor: $1,250 (two available)
•Full-color quarter page business promotion placed on
the inside
Gold Sponsor: $2,500 (one available)
•Full-color half page business promotion placed on the
inside
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Business After Hours 2014
Exhibitor
This highly attended networking event is held two times per year (February and October) 5:00-7:00 p.m.
It attracts more than 700 attendees, and features a tradeshow with approximately 90-100 booths, as well
as heavy hors d’oeuvres, cash bars and fun giveaways. Sponsors and exhibitors have the opportunity to
promote their products and services.
exhibitor cost: $350 per event
•Receive a draped booth space with table and company
sign
(Sponsorship is non-transferable)
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Chamber Briefing Video
Video
Features an overview of Chamber programs and services with testimonials from members and partners.
To be presented in 2013/2014 at Member Overview and Resource Campaign training sessions, and via the
Chamber’s primary website, TulsaChamber.com.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,000 (TWO available)
•Company’s logo on video
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PRESENTATIONS
An attractive folder presenting Chamber publications, programs and agendas. Placed in front of more than
1,200 business leaders at the Annual Meeting as well as member briefings, new business prospects, the
news media and board members throughout the year. Total distribution is approximately 2,500. Timeframe
is January-December, 2014.
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Chamber Report
Publication
Bi-monthly flagship publication of the Chamber used for communication, information and recognition of new
members. This is a high visibility publication with a circulation of 6,200 to members, elected officials, civic
leaders and media, and is available online at TulsaChamber.com.
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ECONOMY
FEATURE
STORY
Jake Henry Jr.
formally begins tenure
as 2013 board chair
verizon adds 500 jobs
onevoice priorities
UnveIleD
Celebrating 30 years
of Partners In eDUcatIon
borets-weatherford
breaks ground
on R&D center,
plans workforce expansion
mobIle aPP launches
Energy sector manufacturing
PLUS: A look inside
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firm Borets-Weatherford broke
ground on a new research and
development (R&D) center
in January, announcing plans
to expand its Tulsa-region
workforce. The Tulsa Regional
Chamber assisted in the
announcement.
Jim Fram, Tulsa Regional Chamber
senior vice president of economic
development, joins BoretsWeatherford U.S., Inc. president
and CEO Kim Arnold (center)
and
Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett (left)
in
announcing Borets-Weatherford’s
plans to construct a new research
and development center in Tulsa.
Chamber senior vice president
of economic development Jim Fram
agreed.
takes the reins
@tulsachamber
facebook.com/tulsachamber
Presenting Sponsor: $2,500 (12 available -2
per issue in 2014)
•Full page article on company with photo or full-color logo
inside publication
Henry’s initiatives for 2013
include
continuing the Chamber’s efforts
to lead
progress by advancing change
and initiating development in the region;
maintaining
Hospitality club
volunteer of the year
the Chamber’s long-term strategic
plan
and focus on economic development,
regional tourism, legislative success,
education and expanding regionalism.
Henry
also plans to focus on addressing
a plan
for Oklahoma’s response to
Medicaid Expansion, and promoting continued
and
increased funding of common
education.
“Representing the interests of
the business community, promoting
job growth
and educational advancement,
while also
advocating for the interests
and needs of
those on the margins of our
community
— all will be accountabilities
and duties
assumed by the Chamber in
2013,” Henry
said during his address before
the business community.
Henry assumed the role of chief
executive officer at Saint Francis
in July 2002.
Since then, Saint Francis
has become
one of the country’s most prominent
and
well-respected health care
institutions,
whose clinical quality is rated
among the
very best in the nation.
carl novara, Farmers Insurance*
Novara Insurance Agency
resource campaign
top Producer
shirley bailey, The Bama Cos.
resource campaign chair
mike thornbrugh of QuikTrip
Corp.,
who led almost 190 volunteers
in an
effort that raised $3.5 million
for the
chamber’s annual Resource Campaign
awards of excellence
Co-chairmen of the Vision2 campaign:
Don walker, commissioner john
smaligo and mayor Dewey bartlett
chairman’s award
steve bradshaw, senior executive
vice
president of Bank of Oklahoma,
and
chairman of the VisitTulsa Advisory
Council and executive committee.
Under his leadership, VisitTulsa
launched a capital campaign
that
raised more than $3.6 million
to
attract visitors and place the
Tulsa
region on equal footing with peer
cities in visitor attraction funding
verizon announces
500 tulsa-region jobs
investment in R&D that will
provide the
“We congratulate Borets-Weatherford
capability for full scope and
automated on its continued
success and growth in
testing of pumps, motors and
motor seals. northeast Oklahoma,”
Fram said. “The
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quality jobs that will greatly
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citing news not only for the
region.”
company but
also for the entire Tulsa region,”
said Mike
Borets-Weatherford is a participant
in
Neal, Tulsa Regional Chamber
president the Oklahoma Quality
Jobs incentive proand CEO. “This will further solidify
north- gram with the opportunity
to receive payeast Oklahoma’s standing as
the thriving roll tax rebates
in
exchange
for adding up
hub for the energy industry
and research to 100 jobs in
Oklahoma.
and development.”
Jake Henry Jr.
Borets-Weatherford is constructing
a
15,000-square-foot R&D lab,
and plans to
add at least 30 employees
in northeast
Oklahoma. The new lab is
a continuing
On Jan. 16, the Tulsa Regional
Chamber inaugurated Jake
Henry Jr., president and
CEO of Saint Francis Health
System as its 2013 chair
of the board of directors.
Henry succeeds Becky J.
Frank, chairman and CEO of
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More than 1,200 area business
leaders, local officials and
citizens were in attendance
when the Chamber formally
inaugurated Henry at its
Annual Meeting, presented by
Oklahoma State UniversityTulsa and hosted by the Tulsa
Convention Center.
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ANNUAL
AWARDS
Verizon has announced plans
to establish a financial
services hub at its facility at Cherokee
Industrial
park in Tulsa, bringing 500 high-wage
jobs to the
region. Chamber officials said
Verizon’s hiring plans
are among the largest Tulsa-area
job-creation
announcements in years.
Mike Neal announces new jobs
coming to Tulsa
Verizon currently employs more
than 900 employees at its North
Lakewood Avenue facility and
plans to add hundreds more
finance
and accounting positions. The
Tulsa office will handle accounts
payable, accounting and select
finance activities.
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Silver Sponsor: $750 (12 available-2 per
issue in 2014)
•Fourth page full color business promotion inside
publication
Platinum Sponsor: $2,000 (6 available in 2014)
•Three quarter-page full color business promotion on
back cover
Gold Sponsor: $1,250 (12 available-2 per
issue in 2014)
•Half page full color business promotion inside
publication
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Chamber Sustainability Program Benefactor
c/o
Benefactor
Underwrites all sustainability efforts of the Tulsa Regional Chamber. Company will be recognized as
a sponsor for all Tulsa Regional Chamber internal green practices. Includes Lunch and Learn events
designed to educate staff about current green initiatives and teach ways to be “greener” in everyday life.
Timeframe is January - December 2014.
benefactor Sponsor: $2,500 (three
Available)
•Recognized in Tulsa Regional Chamber kitchens as
“green sponsor”
•Logo recognition on recycling bins
•Recognized on www.tulsachamber.com
•Recognized in Monday Memo and Chamber Report
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Circuit Series 2014
Event
The Circuit Series includes five Breakfast Networks, two Business After Hours, one Restaurant After Hours
and one RoundTable Connection 5.0 breakfast. Breakfast Network provides businesses the opportunity
to exchange ideas, network and get the lastest information on increasing profits. Business After Hours
features a tradeshow with approximately 90-100 exhibitors as well as fun giveaways. Restaurant After
Hours features 40-50 restaurant and exhibitors and caterers showcasing their business by giving samples
of their cuisine to all attendees. RoundTable Connection 5.0 attendees make new business contacts every
10 minutes by a rotation schedule with five different table assignments. Annual attendance for the Circuit
Series is 3,000+.
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•Recognition on event visuals, event materials and
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Seeking a venue to provide location and food (budget
•Recognized in advance and post publicity for event
announced at event
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Conference Room Sponsor (New)
Naming Rights
c/o
This is a great opportunity to support the chamber while branding and marketing your company. The
room is named after your company. As a sponsor of a room your company will receive visuals outside
the room and you will have the opportunity to decorate the room to show off your brand and organization.
All meeting notices will include your room name. Join existing sponsors such as Blue Cross Blue Shield,
Bama, Crossland Construction, Flintco LLC, IC Bus LLC, J. D. Young Company, Manhattan Construction,
Meek’s Group, Scott Rice and Spirit AeroSystems. Room sponsorship is for five years.
Conference Room Sponsor: $15,000 (One
available)
•One room in the Economic Development area
•Dimensions are 12’ x 19’
•Floor-to-ceiling glass 19 foot exterior wall with north
exposure
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Golf Summer Classic 2013
Event
To be held on Monday, June 24, 2013 at Tulsa Country Club with a scramble format. The purpose of this
tournament is networking among the participants and revenue generation for the Chamber.
Title Sponsor: $10,000 (one available)
•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity of
event; on-line calendar and on event visuals
•CEO or representative recognized from podium at
tournament functions
•Two teams of four to participate in morning or afternoon
flight
afternoon Awards Sponsor: $3,000 (one
available)
•Recognition in advance and post publicity and on event
visuals
awards reception
•Team of four to participate in morning or afternoon flight
Seeking a private country club to provide green fees, golf
carts, and driving range. (Direct budget reduction) Must
have approval from Chamber.
•Recognized in advance and post publicity, at event and
on visuals
•Recognized from podium at post tournament function
flight
Putting Green Sponsor: $2,500 (one
available)
•Recognition in advance and post publicity and on putting
green visuals
•Ability to offer give-aways or conduct contests at putting
green
Breakfast Sponsor: $2,500 (one available)
•Recognition in advance and post publicity for breakfast
and on event visuals
morning Awards Sponsor: $3,000 (one
available)
•Recognition in advance and post publicity for luncheon
luncheon
Driving Range Sponsor: $2,500 (one
available)
•Recognition in advance and post publicity and on driving
range visuals
•Ability to offer give-aways or conduct contests at driving
range
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Event
(Continued from previous page)
Drink Cart Sponsor: $3,000 (three
available)
•Recognition in advance and post publicity and on cart
visuals
•Ability to offer give-aways
•Opportunity for company rep to ride on cart
Golf Ball Sponsor: $1,500 (one available)
•Recognition in advance and post publicity and on visuals
•Opportunity for company rep(s) to distribute golf balls at
event registration
•Company to provide sleeve of three golf balls per player
Golf Glove Sponsor: $1,500 (one available)
•Opportunity for company rep(s) to distribute gloves at
event registration
•Gloves provided by company
Towel Sponsor: $1,500 (one available)
•Opportunity for company rep(s) to distribute towels at
event registration
•Towels provided by company
Tee Box Sponsor: $1,500 (four available)
at tee box
•Ability to offer give-aways or conduct contests at tee box
Greens Sponsor: $1,500 (eleven available)
at green
•Ability to offer give-aways or conduct contests at green
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Golf Fall Classic 2013
Event
To be held on Monday, September 30, 2013 at Cedar Ridge Country Club with a scramble format. The
purpose of this tournament is networking among the participants and revenue generation for the Chamber.
flight
available)
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green
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available)
range visuals
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Event
Drink Cart Sponsor: $3,000 (one available)
visuals
event registration
event registration
Tee Box Sponsor: $1,500 (five available)
at tee box
event registration
Greens Sponsor: $1,500 (sixteen available)
at green
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Event
To be held on Monday, June 23, 2014 at Tulsa Country Club with a scramble format. The purpose of this
tournament is networking among the participants and revenue generation for the Chamber.
flight
available)
visuals
awards reception
on visuals
flight
available)
green visuals
green
available)
luncheon
available)
range visuals
range
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Event
Drink Cart Sponsor: $3,000 (Four available)
visuals
event registration
event registration
Tee Box Sponsor: $1,500 (twenty four
available)
at tee box
event registration
Greens Sponsor: $1,500 (twenty four
available)
at green
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Event
To be held on Monday, October 13, 2014 at the Cedar Ridge Country Club with a scramble format. The
purpose of this tournament is networking among the participants and revenue generation for the Chamber.
flight
available)
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Event
Drink Cart Sponsor: $3,000 (Four available)
visuals
event registration
event registration
Tee Box Sponsor: $1,500 (twenty four
available)
at tee box
event registration
Greens Sponsor: $1,500 (twenty four
available)
at green
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Intercity Visit 2013
Event
The Tulsa Regional Chamber has visited three cities since 2010 to learn best practices from other topperforming regions. Last year, the Chamber led a group of influential and diverse regional representatives
to Charlotte, North Carolina to learn more about its merged city-county government, regional economic
development pact, and downtown and river development. Attendees included more than 70 leaders from
the Chamber, Mayors from Tulsa, Jenks, Bixby, Broken Arrow, and Owasso, County Commissioner, Tulsa
City Council members, INCOG, and local city managers. Attendance is expected to increase in 2013,
when the group will visit Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
on October 13-15 to learn about its success in
economic development and downtown revitalization.
The trip is chaired by 2014 Chair-elect Wade
Edmundson.
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•One company representative to attend trip ($2,000
value)
•Recognized during entire Intercity Visit as Presenting
sponsor
•Opportunity for company representative to address
attendees
•Company logo on all printed materials for event
•Company logo on event visuals
Dinner Sponsor: $5,000 (one available)
•Recognized as Dinner sponsor at event
•Company name listed in Intercity Visit program guide
Opportunity to address attendees during dinner
Lunch Sponsor: $2,500 (two available)
•Recognized as Lunch sponsor at event
Welcome reception Sponsor: $5,000 (one
available)
•Recognized as Reception sponsor at event
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Bus tour Sponsor: $2,500 (one available)
•Recognized during bus tour
•Company name listed in Intercity Visit program
Elected official scholarship: $2,000
It is critical regional elected officials attend the valuable
programs during the What’s Next trip. Consider
underwriting the cost to ensure they are a part of the
inclusive discussions surrounding regional planning.
•Opportunity to designate ellected official and provide
welcome letter to recipient
Welcome Basket Sponsor: $1,500 (one
available)
•Recognized as Welcome Basket sponsor during
Intercity Visit
•Company logo displayed with “Courtesy Of” note
accompanying each basket
•Company logo listed on event visuals
Speaker gift Sponsor: $1,000 (two
available)
•Recognized as Speaker Gift sponsor during Intercity
Visit
•Company logo displayed with “Courtesy Of” note
accompanying each gift
•Company logo listed on event visuals
•Recognized as Breakfast sponsor at event
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Internship Benefactor(New)
Benefactor
c/o
Internship benefactors will assist in funding scholarships for Tulsa Regional Chamber intern positions for
12 months. College interns assist the Chamber in executing its programs and services by helping staff in
departments, including the Tulsa Sports Commission, VisitTulsa, Small Business, IT, Communications and
Human Resources. Timeframe is January - December 2014.
Benefactor Sponsor: $2,500 (four
available)
•Sponsor logo in Internship area
•Recognition in Chamber report with a story on program
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Leadership Banquet
Event
Reception and appreciation dinner at Southern Hills Country Club to be held on December 12, 2013 for
the current board of directors, their guests and the incoming board of directors. Program includes roast of
current chair of the board and comments from the chair-elect. Attendance is approx. 100.
Presenting Sponsor: $3,500 (six available)
•Recognized on invitations and at event
•Opportunity for CEO and guest to attend event
22
Leadership Retreat & Board Meeting
Event
Held on October 28, 2013 for Chamber board, executive committee, board of advisors, and previous year’s
board to develop strategic plans for the business community. Facilitated program results in written report
with plan of action for the Chamber’s priorities. Attendance is approx. 100.
Presenting Sponsor: $5,000 (one available)
•Receives top billing on invitation to retreat and at event
•Opportunity for CEO to attend event
Gold Sponsor: $2,500 (five available)
•Recognition on invitation to retreat and at event
Seeking a facility to provide location and food (budget
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Member Overview
Event
Overview for members featuring a discussion of Chamber programs, involvement opportunities, Chamber
staff meet-and-greet, a comprehensive member video, and relationship building with other members
including Hospitality Club and Small Business Council members. Held quarterly in 2014, with an average
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Presenting Sponsor: $250 per event (four
available)
•Recognition on invitation (printed and digital) and
signage at event
•CEO or representative is invited to attend and greet
members upon arrival
•Distribution of company’s promotional materials
(provided by company to each attendee)
•Opportunity to offer door prizes (provided by company)
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Membership Directory 2014
Publication
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MEMBERShip
The Membership Directory highlights more than 3,100 Chamber member listings
alphabetically and by category. This flagship publication is used
daily by members seeking business-to-business opportunities. It is
disseminated in the annual mailing to members and in new member
packets throughout the year. Approximate distribution is 4,000.
presenting sponsors
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Gold Sponsor: $2,500 (three available)
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Silver Sponsor: $1,500 (four available)
•Full-color quarter page business promotion placed on the
inside
bronze Sponsor: $500 (unlimited available)
•Black and white business card size business promotion
on category page
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Monday Memo
Publication
A weekly e-newsletter distributed to all Chamber members, community leaders and the media. This
newsletter contains local updates affecting Tulsa’s business community and
the community at large, a listing of current Chamber projects, and recognizes
new members. The Monday Memo is also available for viewing on the
Chamber’s website weekly. Monthly distribution is over 26,000.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,000 per month (five
per month available-Jan. thru Dec. 2014)
•Logo appears on memo and on version posted on the
Chamber’s website
•Logo linked to member website
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New Member Portfolio
Publication
Each year, approximately 1,000 businesses receive the new member portfolio containing Chamber
information. Sponsor provides company logo and/or information about company. Sponsors may also
include company brochure or other printed piece. A great opportunity to put company information in the
hands of new members. Distribution begins first quarter 2014.
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•Receives top billing on the portfolio containing new
member material
•Enclosure of one printed piece provided by company
Gold Sponsor: $750 (four available)
•Enclosure of one printed piece provided by company
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Resource Campaign KickOff 2014
Event
Event marks the beginning of the Chamber’s annual Resource Campaign.
Approximately 200 volunteers, business leaders and Chamber leaders attend.
•Recognition in advanced publicity, Chamber Report and
campaign handbook
•Recognized on visuals at event
•Recognized as sponsor in thank you edition at close of
campaign
•Recognition in Chamber Report and campaign
handbook
•Recognized on visuals at event
•CEO or representative seated at head table
campaign
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Resource Campaign Reward Session 2014
Event
Weekly event held during the Chamber’s annual Resource Campaign to report production, motivate
volunteers and update volunteers of Campaign activity. Producing volunteers receive weekly rewards.
Volunteers, business leaders and Chamber leadership attend.
Host Sponsor: $1,000 (eight available-one
per event)
•CEO or representative recognized at reward session
campaign
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Resource Campaign Victory Celebration 2014
Event
This event celebrates the successful completion of the Chamber’s annual Resource Campaign.
Approximately 200 volunteers, business leaders and Chamber leaders will attend.
Seeking a facility to provide location and/or food (budget
•Recognition in Chamber Report and on event visuals
•CEO or representative recognized at event
campaign
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Website - TulsaChamber.com
Internet
The Tulsa Regional Chamber site provides regularly updated news and announcements on the homepage;
a calendar of events with online registration; the Chamber membership directory; easily navigated tabs
about every facet of the Chamber’s programs and services; and helpful links to partners and affiliate sites.
The website was re-launched in early 2013 with a
new real-time, interactive design and content that
gives site visitors a reason to visit the site more
frequently. With the new site comes additional
promotion and marketing to drive visitors to the
site. Timeframe is January -December, 2014.
home page Sponsor: $500 per month (twelve
available) subject page Sponsor: $1,500 per year
(eight available)
The homepage sponsor will receive a static (unchanging,
always visible) banner ad on the TulsaChamber.com
homepage. The banner ad can include company logo
and brief description (no more than 35 words), or a solid
jpg “advertisement.” Homepage sponsorship can be
bought for more than one month; however, new ads/
artwork must be provided monthly.
TulsaChamber.com section sponsors will receive a static
(always visible) banner ad on the designated section of
the website for 12 months. The banner ad can include
company logo and brief description (no more than 35
words), or a solid jpg “advertisement.” Section sponsors
are encouraged to submit new/fresh art monthly in order
to keep with the feel of the website, which features new
content daily.
Available sections include:
•
Membership
•
Events
•
Economic Development
•
Small Business Connection
•
Government Affairs
•
Education/Workforce
•
Tourism & Sports
•
Community
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Welcome Center (New)
Sponsor
The Tulsa Regional Chamber is pleased to offer member companies the opportunity to showcase their
business on one of the LCD televisions located in the Welcome Center of the plaza level lobby of Williams
Center Tower I. This sponsorship includes a five second graphic business promotion to run during normal
chamber business hours. First available quarter is July-September, 2013.
gold Sponsor: $1,000 per quarter (five
available per quarter) •Business promotion on LCD television in Chamber’s
Welcome Center (see above)
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Community Development Forums
Event
These seminars address topics of interest to business, civic and development leaders who aspire to see
downtown Tulsa reach full potential. Held twice a year in 2014, the forums also provide an opportunity for
these leaders to network and gather successful partnership ideas. Attendance is approximately 50 per
forum.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,500 (Two available)
•Receives top billing on all printed materials, event
visuals and program
•Opportunity for company rep to welcome attendees
•Recognition in on-line calendar
•Recognition on printed materials, event visuals and
program
33
Economic Outlook Conference 2013
Event
A highly anticipated event to be held in November or December designed to inform Tulsa area businesses
of economic forces which impact business performance in the months and
year ahead. Experts discuss local happenings, state and national issues and
global circumstances that business executives need to understand, whether
doing business down the street or around the world. Business and community
leaders and the media attend this popular breakfast program. Attendance:
650.
available)
•Receives top billing on printed material and on-line
calendar and on event visuals
•CEO or representative seated at head table and
recognized from the podium
•One reserved table of eight
Speaker Sponsor: $5,000 (one available)
•Opportunity for CEO or representative to introduce
speaker at event
Gold Sponsor: $5,000 (SIX available)
•Recognized in printed materials and on-line calendar
Silver Sponsor: $2,500 (five available)
Corporate Table Sponsor: $1,000 (twenty
available)
•Recognized on event visuals printed for the event
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Economic Profile
Publication
An annual publication highlighting economic trends for 2013 and forecasts for 2014 for the metro area.
Publication provides a 10-year history and short-term projections for all economic indicators important to
business decisions. The 8-1/2 “ x 11” piece is distributed to 5,000 local businesses and business packets
for prospective new companies. Will be published in first quarter 2014. Also,
available online at growmetrotulsa.com and tulsachamber.com.
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Presenting Sponsor: $3,500 (two available)
•Full- page four-color business promotion on inside front
OR outside back cover and logo on front cover
•Half- page four-color business promotion inside
Gold Sponsor: $2,000 (two available)
•Full- page four- color business promotion inside
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Website - GrowMetroTulsa.com
Internet
GrowMetroTulsa.com is an industry and community marketing tool. The site serves as a comprehensive
clearinghouse of information for local companies interested in expansion opportunities and incentives; sitelocation consultants researching the most recent data on the Tulsa region; and prospective new businesses
seeking a cost-effective community in which to consider relocation. The site contains demographics, cost
of living index, economic profile, workforce analysis,
largest employers list, business snapshots and much
more. GrowMetroTulsa.com is a one-stop shop for
anyone who does or is considering doing business in
the Tulsa region. Timeframe is January-December,
2014.
Primary Sponsors GrowMetroTulsa.com (Economic Development)
Presenting sponsor: $5,000 (four available)
•Logo with link to company’s web site appears in
prominent position on home page and all additional
pages throughout the site. Size of Logo 120 pixels wide
by 40, 65KB
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Largest Employers List
Publication
Publication listing Tulsa employers of 250-1,000+ employees. Distributed to businesses local and
nationwide. Includes company name, address, and phone number, type of operation, and product or
service. A valuable sponsorship opportunity that will be published in first
quarter 2014. Also available online at growmetrotulsa.com and tulsachamber.
com. Distributed/downloaded more than 2,000 times yearly.
500 - 999 Employees
2012 Largest Employers List
PUBLIC SERVICE CO OF OKLA
212 E 6TH ST
TULSA OK 74102
(918)599-2000
ELECTRIC UTILITY
QUIKTRIP CORP
4705 S 129 E AVE
TULSA OK 74134
(918)615-7700
CONVENIENCE STORES
REASOR’S FOODS
200 W CHOCTAW
TAHLEQUAH OK 74464
(918)456-1472
GROCERS
BAMA COS
PO BOX 4829
TULSA OK 74159
(918)732-2000 (918)585-5484
WHOLESALE BAKERY
CAPITAL ONE AUTO FINANCE
6929 N LAKEWOOD
TULSA OK 74117
(918)581-6600
LOAN SERVICING
CENTRILIFT
200 W STUART ROOSA DR
CLAREMORE OK 74017-3095
(918)341-9600 (918)342-2316
PUMPS
SAINT FRANCIS HEALTH SYSTEM
6161 S YALE AVE
TULSA OK 74136-1992
(918)494-2200 (918)494-4501
HEALTH CARE
SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS INC.
3330 N MINGO RD
TULSA OK 74116-1211
(918)835-3111 (918)832-2266
AEROSPACE
ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER
1923 S UTICA AVE
TULSA OK 74104-6520
(918)744-2345 (918)744-2570
HEALTH CARE
DEPT OF HUMAN SERVICES
444 S HOUSTON
TULSA OK 74127
(918)581-2401
SOCIAL SERVICES
DILLARD’S
ALL LOCATIONS
TULSA OK N/A
(918)438-1000
RETAIL
FORD GLASS
5555 S 129TH EAST AVE
TULSA OK 74134-6714
(918)254-5248
GLASS
STATE FARM INSURANCE
12222 STATE FARM BLVD
TULSA OK 74146
(918)621-3000 (918)621-3020
INSURANCE
TULSA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6111 E SKELLY DR #200
TULSA OK 74135
(918)595-7000 (918)595-7994
HIGHER EDUCATION
TULSA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PO BOX 470208
TULSA OK 74147
(918)746-6800
EDUCATION
HILTI
PO BOX 21148
TULSA OK 74121
(918)252-6000 (918)252-6520
FASTENER MFG
HOME DEPOT
ALL LOCATIONS
TULSA OK N/A
(918)583-3400
RETAIL
JC PENNEY
ALL LOCATIONS
TULSA OK N/A
(918)627-8500 (918)628-0840
RETAIL
TULSA, CITY OF
200 CIVIC CENTER
TULSA OK 74103
(918)596-2100
CITY GOVERNMENT
TULSA, COUNTY OF
500 S DENVER
TULSA OK 74103
(918)596-5000 (918)596-5215
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
UNION PUBLIC SCHOOLS
5656 S 129TH E AVE
TULSA OK 74133
(918)459-5432 (918)459-4673
EDUCATION
JOHN ZINK CO
11920 E APACHE ST
TULSA OK 74116-1300
(918)234-1800 (918)234-1973
INDUSTRIAL BURNERS
METLIFE INSURANCE
12902 E 51ST ST
TULSA OK 74134-6700
(918)252-8000
INSURANCE
NATIONAL STEAK & POULTRY
301 E 5TH AVE
OWASSO OK 74055-3450
(918)274-8787
WHOLESALE MEAT
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA
600 S COLLEGE
TULSA OK 74104
(918)631-2000 (918)631-2247
HIGHER EDUCATION
US POSTAL SERVICE
333 W 4TH
TULSA OK 74103
(800)275-8777
MAIL SERVICE
VERIZON
6929 N LAKEWOOD AVE
TULSA OK 74117-1808
(918)590-1000 (918)590-5757
COMMUNICATION SERVICES
ONEOK INC
100 W 5TH ST
TULSA OK 74103-4240
(918)591-5000
NATURAL GAS
ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY
7777 S LEWIS AVE
TULSA OK 74171-0001
(918)495-6161
HIGHER EDUCATION
PENLOYD OFC
2900 E APACHE
TULSA OK 74110-2251
(918)836-3794 (918)836-3835
CABINET MAKERS
WAL-MART
ALL LOCATIONS
TULSA OK N/A
(918)488-8791 (918)488-8851
RETAIL
WHIRLPOOL
7301 WHIRLPOOL DR
TULSA OK 74117
(918)274-6000 (918)274-6900
ELECTRIC & GAS RANGES
WILLIAMS COMPANIES INC
1 WILLIAMS CTR
TULSA OK 74172-0150
(918)573-2000
OIL & GAS
SAMSON INVESTMENT CO
2 W 2ND ST
TULSA OK 74103-3123
(918)583-1791 (918)591-1704
OIL & GAS
SINCLAIR REFINERY
902 W 25TH ST
TULSA OK 74107-2841
(918)584-5025 (918)588-1119
OIL & GAS
SOUTHCREST HOSPITAL
8801 S 101ST E AVE
TULSA OK 74133
(918)294-4000 (918)294-4809
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Tulsa Demographics
Publication
Publication with complete demographics for Tulsa, Tulsa County, and the Tulsa MSA. Distributed
throughout the year to businesses nationwide inquiring about Tulsa for new business
location and
other investment needs. Published in first quarter 2014. Also, available online at
growmetrotulsa.com and tulsachamber.com. Distributed/downloaded more than
2,000 times yearly.
Vehicles Available
1990
Census
Average Vehicles Per
Hhld
2000
Census
1.7
2011
Estimate
1.6
Percent Change
2016
Projection
1.9
1990 to
2000
2.1
21,944
6.9%
24,096
7.2%
21,031
5.7%
20,184
5.2%
9.8%
1 Vehicle Available
103,049
32.2%
117,853
35.0%
120,308
32.4%
122,140
31.2%
14.4%
2+ Vehicles Available
195,189
61.0%
195,076
57.9%
230,397
62.0%
248,729
63.6%
-0.1%
2011 to
2016
-7.5%
0 Vehicles Available
2012 Tu
lsa
8.7%
-4.0%
1.5%
8.0%
Demog
raphics
Marital Status
1990
Census
Age 15+ Population
588,691
Married, Spouse
Present
349,430
2000
Census
2011
Estimate
668,744
Percent Change
2016
Projection
751,992
807,314
1990 to
2000
2011 to
2016
13.6%
7.4%
5.5%
7.7%
59.4%
368,809
55.2%
426,953
56.8%
460,018
57.0%
9,817
1.7%
27,314
4.1%
29,039
3.9%
30,975
3.8%
178.2%
Divorced
64,427
10.9%
80,345
12.0%
86,516
11.5%
92,386
11.4%
24.7%
Widowed
42,121
7.2%
41,905
6.3%
44,506
5.9%
47,437
5.9%
-0.5%
Never Married
122,910
20.9%
150,370
22.5%
164,978
21.9%
176,498
21.9%
22.3%
Married, Spouse
Absent
6.7%
6.8%
6.6%
7.0%
Educational Attainment
1990
Census
Age 25+ Population
2000
Census
484,399
Grade K - 8
6.9%
Grade 9 - 12
High School Graduate
2011
Estimate
550,089
33,474
4.2%
Percent Change
2016
Projection
623,315
23,152
1990 to
2000
671,543
26,093
4.2%
26,331
3.9%
2011 to
2016
13.6%
7.7%
-30.8%
0.9%
-12.4%
69,931
14.4%
65,446
11.9%
47,784
7.7%
41,839
6.2%
-6.4%
147,197
30.4%
164,622
29.9%
195,671
31.4%
214,165
31.9%
11.8%
Some College, No
Degree
108,752
22.5%
131,992
24.0%
141,134
22.6%
147,377
22.0%
21.4%
4.4%
Associates Degree
30,118
6.2%
37,671
6.9%
52,343
8.4%
60,615
9.0%
25.1%
15.8%
Bachelor's Degree
66,868
13.8%
85,243
15.5%
111,282
17.9%
126,310
18.8%
27.5%
13.5%
Graduate Degree
28,045
5.8%
38,287
7.0%
49,007
7.9%
54,906
8.2%
36.5%
12.0%
No Schooling
Completed
3,676
9.5%
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0.7%
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College Access Career Readiness
Sponsor
The College Access Career Readiness program is an education-to-workforce initiative created to recruit,
train and match career coaches with Teachers as Advisors in Tulsa Public Schools middle and high school
classrooms to reduce drop-out rate, increase graduation rate and increase the college attainment rate.
The program is marketed to Chamber membership and Tulsa regional educators throughout the year.
Timeframe is June 2013-June 2014.
gold Sponsor: $5,000 (three available)
•Recognition at kickoff event
•Recognition on all marketing and training materials
•Recognition at on-going development/support events for
volunteers
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Education Benefactor
Benefactor
This benefactor underwrites all of the Chamber’s Education, Partners In Education, Oklahoma Scholar and
College Access Career Readiness program events and publications. Events throughout the year include
the Partners In Education Forum Series, Education Forum Series, Partners In Education Kickoff and
recognition events and Oklahoma Scholars Program and Scholars graduation dinner. Publications include
the Education Guide and Partners In Education Handbook. Timeframe is September 2013-August 2014.
Benefactor Sponsor: $15,000 (five
available)
•Recognition on Chamber correspondence relating to
Education/Partners In Education/Oklahoma Scholar/
College Access Career Readiness and Talent Dividend
issues and events including Monday Memo, direct mail,
website and emails, etc.
•Recognition at all Education/Partners In Education/
Oklahoma Scholar/College Access Career Readiness
and Talent Dividend events and publications
•Opportunities to introduce speakers at Education/
Partners In Education/Oklahoma Scholar/College Access
Career Readiness and Talent Dividend events and
representative seated at head table when applicable
•Special seating or table designations at all Partners
In Education events, Oklahoma Scholars and State of
Education
•One reserved table for eight at State of Education
•Logo on cover of Education Guide
•Recognized on Education page on Chamber website
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Education Forum Series
Event
The Tulsa community is passionate about education. To keep the region informed, the Chamber offers
a series of informal presentations on Education related topics of interest to Chamber members and the
community. Series of four or more programs running Fall 2013 through Spring 2014. Usually planned as
afternoon meetings, the forums draw on local and state expertise.
Projected attendance for each of the four forums: 80.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,000 (two available
for four event series)
•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity for
each event
•Recognition on event visuals, materials printed for each
event, on-line calendar and from podium
•Opportunity to moderate or introduce panelists
Gold Sponsor: $750 (SIX available for four
event series)
event, on-line calendar and from podium
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Education Guide
Publication
This Guide provides comprehensive information about education opportunities in the metropolitan Tulsa
area. All Tulsa metro area public school districts are described, Chamber-member private schools featured
in a special section, brief description of institutions of higher education in Tulsa, post-secondary and tech
schools; approx. 40 pages. Distributed to new residents, businesses and Chamber members. To be
published in December 2014. Distribution is 5,500.
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district maps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
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public schools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
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private and charter schools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
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colleGes and universities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
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Administrative Offices
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Broken Arrow Campus
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Health Sciences Center
@ Memorial Complex
3350 S. Memorial Dr. Tulsa
Lemley Campus
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Peoria Campus
3850 N. Peoria Tulsa
Sand Springs Campus
500 N. Adams Rd. Sand Springs
Riverside Campus
801 E. 91 St. Tulsa
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Gold Sponsor: $2,000 (one available in 2013
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Health Care Forum Series
Event
Informal presentations on health care related topics of interest to Chamber members and the community.
Series of six programs running fall 2013 through spring 2014. Planned as breakfast meetings, the forums draw
on local and state expertise. Topics may include: community health issues,
health benefit purchases, long-term care, benefit plan design, public policy issues, workplace health,
wellness and small business issues. Projected attendance: 50 per forum.
Presenting Sponsor: $3,500 (six available
for six event series)
•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity
•Receives recognition on event visuals, on materials
printed for each event and on-line calendar
Silver Sponsor: $1,250 (six available for six
event series)
•Recognition on event visuals and materials printed for
each event
Gold Sponsor: $2,000 (three available for
six event series)
event and on-line calendar
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Mayor’s Mentoring Breakfast
Event
The Mayor’s Mentoring Breakfast will be held in January 2014 (National Mentoring Month) to encourage
citizens to become actively engaged in Tulsa’s students’ success through mentoring. The breakfast
features a speaker, a former mentor or someone who benefitted from having a mentor, and has expected
attendance of about 100 people.
•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity and
on-line calendar
event
•Opportunity to make introductions
•Recognized in advance and post publicity and on-line
calendar
•Recognized on event visuals, materials printed for the
event
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Oklahoma Scholars Program
Sponsor
The Oklahoma Scholars program reaches every eighth grade student in Tulsa and Union Public Schools
in the second semester of each school year through presentations by over 100 business volunteers. The
Oklahoma Scholars program promotes enrollment in a more rigorous high school program to ensure that
high school graduates are well prepared for post-secondary education and training opportunities. Materials
for the program go to eighth graders, middle and high school administrators, and parents (approximately
3,000). There are additional events each fall with high school students to reinforce their commitment to
graduate as Scholars. Timeframe is August 2013 thru July 2014.
•Recognition on Chamber correspondence, publications
and at events relating to Oklahoma Scholars program
•Representative seated at head table at graduation event
with opportunity to participate in program
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Oklahoma Scholars Graduate
Recognition
Event
A dinner event held in April or May 2014 to honor graduating seniors who have met the academic
requirements for Oklahoma Scholars in Tulsa Public Schools. Parents of graduates are invited to attend.
Approximately 350 will attend.
•Recognition on event visuals and program
•Opportunity for company representative to welcome
attendees
•Special seating or table designation
Gold Sponsor: $1,500 (unlimited available)
•Recognized in advance and post publicity
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Partners In Education E-Newsletter
Publication
The Partner Press eNews is a monthly e-newsletter disseminated to members of Tulsa’s Partners In
Education program, Tulsa Public Schools Principals, Board Members and Administrators. Partner eNews
is designed to inform readers of upcoming program events, feature partnership stories and list new
partnerships. The eNews also shares with readers a featured partner of the month. Timeframe: August
2013 thru July 2014.
presenting Sponsor: $1,500 per year (TWO
available)
•Logo appears on each month’s electronic publication
with link to member website
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Partners In Education Handbook
Publication
A practical and invaluable guide to Tulsa Public School’s Partners In Education Program for business/
community organizations and school administrators. Also serves as a marketing tool when recruiting
prospective organization’s interested in the program. It includes creative suggestions that are guaranteed
to maximize Partners in Education partnerships. Handbook is distributed to all current and prospective
partners. Also, available on-line at www.tulsachamber.com. The handbook is
published annually.
2011-2012
Handbook
A Learning Environment
That Makes The Grade
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Partners In Education KickOff Breakfast
Event
Held in fall of 2013 to kick off the school year for the Partners In Education program. Attended by partner
companies’ CEOs, site coordinators, school principals and administrators as well as Mayor Bartlett and
Tulsa Public School Superintendent. The kickoff is a major community and media event attended by
approximately 500 guests.
on-line calendar
opportunity for company representative to welcome
attendees
•Reserved seating for eight persons at event
calendar
•Reserved seating for four persons at event
calendar
•Reserved seating for four persons at event
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Partners In Education Newsletter
Publication
This eight-page newsletter is published twice per year and is mailed to schools, businesses, and
community partners in the Tulsa Public Schools district. Also mailed to the
Chamber’s Board of Directors and Board of Advisors. To be published in Fall
2013 and Spring 2014. Distribution is approximately 1,700.
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2007-2008 Education Benefactors
Program reaches 784 partners
District partners offer a
variety of resources to schools
schools
With 33 District Partners In Education,
they can utilize in
now have a variety of resources
students and staff.
order to help meet the needs of TPS
companies
District Partners are made up of
to a number
that are able to contribute resources
entire district.
of schools or oftentimes to the
professional
Example of such resources include
and fundraisers
development for educators, incentives
or monetary
for students and staff and supply
call 560-0218.
contributions. For more information
ACT
American Fidelity Assurance Company
Anne & Henry Zarrow Foundation
AT&T
Bank of America
Barnes & Noble
Big Brothers & Sisters of Green Country
Borders Books & Music
Foundation
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family
Christian Ministers Alliance, Inc.
CMW Financial, Inc.
Cox Communications
Family and Children Services
Going to Bat for Tulsa Kids
of America
Indian Nations Council Boy Scouts
Inc.
Junior Achievement of Eastern Oklahoma,
LDF Food Group Inc. - Wendy’s
Inc.
McGraw Davisson Stewart Realtors,
Metropolitan Tulsa Urban League
and Justice
Oklahoma Conference for Community
of Tulsa
Operation School Bell/ Assistance League
Supplies
Partnership for the Availability of School
Radio Disney Tulsa
Samson
Southwest Airlines
Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.
Tulsa Founders Chorus
Tulsa World
Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association
Tulsa Community Foundation
Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry
Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust
Tulsa Zoo Friends, Inc.
Tulsa’s Incredible Pizza Company
Oklahoma Scholars program to
graduate first senior class
“No gift is too small to make an impact
on impressionable students who value
the
attention from adults they may not
the students
event will be held in April to recognize
have
even met.”
graduating as Oklahoma Scholars.
this program
of
“Volunteers are vital to the success
-Dr. Michael Zolkoski
a huge difference
and they have the opportunity to make
Superintendent, Tulsa Public Schools
in the lives of these students,” said Harris.
The Oklahoma Scholars
this dynamic
If you are interested in helping out with
program, in its fourth
make classroom
program, volunteers are needed to
throughPartners In Education program is well on its
consecutive year at Tulsa
Tulsa’s
with ninth
presentations to eighth graders, visit
will
Schools,
more
For
Public
groups.
way to reaching the 2010 goal of 1,350 partners. This
The program
twelfth grades and talk with parent
graduate its first senior class this spring.
at 560-0218 or
issues by
information, contact Melissa Torkleson initiative was set back in the fall of 2004 as members of
continues to address critical workforce
email [email protected].
the information they
the Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education deliberated
providing high school students with
prepare them for a
need to take courses that will best
concerning the most important things the district should
has changed
competitive workplace.
In the last 50 years, the workplacedo
over the next five years to assure the best possible
to prepare
20% highly
“It is more important than ever for students
from about 60% low skilled workers,
is increasing,”
result
of community participation in the schools.
for life-long learning as the pace of change
low skilled,
of Education and
skilled and 20% professional to 15% Over the past two months the Partners In Education
said Susan Harris, Vice President
professional.
Chamber.
20%
and
Metro
Tulsa
skilled
the
for
highly
65%
Community Betterment
program has formed many new partnerships through
seven different
“Today’s students will take at least
different
organizations such as Barthelmes Conservatory, Boy
but
jobs in their lifetime – not just employers,
will be in school or
Scouts of America, Camp Fire USA Green Country
jobs requiring different skills. They
On average, that’s how much leaves our local business for
economy
day.
$10.6 billion
lives.” annually. Down the road, out of sight,
working
of their
the rest each
training
Council, Inc. and Northside Homes Mission.
prepare for
helping some other community.
Scholars taking advantage of this program
These organizations specifically requested they partner
training or the workplace by
education,
for partnership
post-secondary
First
Now imagine bringing 5 percent of your out-of-area
business
spending home, to the greater
Werequest
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with each school on an individual basis, which ultimately
rigorous course of study, including
a moreand
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enrich our tax base and improve public services,
parks. We couldscience.
attractAs
new
business and create more
a result,
success stories
helps support the growth of the program. Whether it is
highlights
rigorous courses in both math and
Recent forum
jobs.
school because
things going on
they have more options when they finish
We would like to know the wonderfulthrough character education, after-school programming,
rigorous technical
significance of mentoring
success
partnership
they are academically ready for
your
Submit
your partnership.
or one-on-one
mentoring, these valued organizations
with
We’re not asking local businesses
to pay more iftraining
you canand/or
find better
quality
and value out of town (and some
vendors
won’t
education.
academic
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emailing [email protected].
bystandards
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story
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120
than
offer
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even have what you need).
Simply
give
local
companies
a
chance.
If
you
can
get
it
here,
and
it
meets
your
needs,
more
your of resources to so many schools.
with
The Chamber organizes
demonstrating
Youth Programming Coordinator
Your submission can be a story
Paula Royce,
Schools using
and price, why not buyattendees
here? regarding
partnership
Tulsa’s
Partners In Education program is proud to
of your
to eighth graders attending Tulsa Public
partnership’s impact, or a description
Resonance, spoke to a crowd of 80
prepared
can make
volunteers. These volunteers use a
hour a week dollars
one pinpointing
announce its most recent partnership total, which is 784,
andaimpact
the significance
Spend
little time
sent out business
of our area, andexplain
when you
find a 5ofpercent
the rest is overall.
easy. Our web site
economy,
today’s niche
the realities
end of
and
the
for
presentation
awards
determine
to
Stories are used
on a child’s life.
the
most Tulsa has ever witnessed.
matches you with local vendors — there’s
even a hotline for
unique requirements. Visit www.LetsDoBusinessTulsa.com
workplace,
opportunity to let
including global competition, the changing
can best be described as
relationship
The mentoring
the year reception. This is the perfect “How exciting
possible
for details.
It’s time to say … experienced
training,
or
it is to be a part of program that has such
education
your
between
with
on
going
caring,
the connection
others know about the great things
a relationship between a committed,
hour-long session
person who lacks
a positive impact and continues to produce remarkable
jobs and income. Students leave the
partnership.
adult and an inexperienced young
aspire to have is
and counsel
understanding that the lifestyle they
results.in length.
Your organization’s efforts truly make the
Keep your submission under two paragraphs
direction and focus. Through the guidance
in high school
school year
receives selective
only possible if they prepare themselves
Information needs to be from the 2007-2008
of a thoughtful adult, the young person
difference,” said Mike Earl, Chairman, Partners In
for that job.
for the education or training required
only.
attention and inspiration.
Scholars Committee
Oklahoma
the
Education
and
President-Oklahoma,
Bank of America.
and
with
2008.
Chamber
14,
mentoring
in
The
March
interested
Friday,
If your organization is
Submission deadline is
students throughout
Paula Royce
continue visiting with high school
“Our Partners in Education, as well as other community
students at your partnering school, contact
them why they are
their high school years to remind
advocacy groups for education have enabled us to
at [email protected].
Right Here.
Right Now.
Tulsa Metro Chamber
they arrange for
taking rigorous courses. In addition,
2 West 2nd St. Ste 150
students to continue
provide additional support in meeting the needs of
incentives that will encourage these
Tulsa Ok 74103
class of Scholars
all of our students and staff that would otherwise not
the program. Tulsa Public Schools first
senior recognition
will graduate in 2008. A district wide,
$29,041,096
Fall-Winter 2007 edition
have been possible. Our community’s generous spirit
of giving through volunteering, providing additional
supplies, mentoring students, and hosting and financially
supporting special events has made a significant impact
on the lives of students and their teachers. No gift is too
small to make an impact on impressionable students who
value the attention from adults they may not have even
met,” said Dr. Michael Zolkoski, Superintendent, Tulsa
Public Schools.
Mark your calendars
Partners In Education Forum
“State of the Schools Address” followed by
breakout sessions covering topics such as Best
Practices, How to Manage your Partnership,
Mentoring, etc.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
8:00am - 10:00am
Fulton Teaching and Learning Academy
8906 East 34 Street
RSVP by calling 560.0218 or e-mail
[email protected].
Partner Press
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Partners In Education Forums
Event
These seminars address topics of interest to business/community partners and school principals. Held
twice a year (Fall 2013 and Spring 2014), the forums also provide an opportunity for partners to network
and gather successful partnership ideas. Attendance is approximately 50.
•Receives top billing on all printed materials, event
visuals and program
•Opportunity for company rep to welcome attendees
•Recognition on printed materials, event visuals and
program
51
Partners In Education Recognition
Reception
Event
Celebrating end-of-year success while recognizing and thanking program partners for their participation
and support (Spring 2014). Awards are presented to outstanding Partners. Projected attendance: 300.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,500 (four available)
on-line calendar
•Opportunity for company representative to welcome
attendees
•Reserved seating for eight at event
Gold Sponsor: $1,500 (four available)
calendar
•Reserved seating for four at event
calendar
•Reserved seating for six at event
52
State of Education in Tulsa
Metropolitan Area
Event
Annual luncheon to be held in Spring 2014 featuring a state of education address from a prominent
educator or panel. Teachers, K-12 and higher education administrators, community leaders, employers,
legislators and district superintendents are expected to attend. Past speakers include Dr. Keith Ballard,
Superintendent, Tulsa Public Schools; Wendy Kopp, CEO & Founder, Teach for America; Sandy Garrett,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, State of Oklahoma; Dr. Phil Berkenbile,
Director of the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education; and
of
Chancellor Glen Johnson, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.Projected
attendance: 350.
State
Education
State of Education
Tuesday, March 1 | Noon-1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 1 | Noon-1:30 p.m.
DoubleTree hoTel DownTown | 616 W. Seventh Street
Double Tree, DownTown | 616 W. Seventh Street
kEy NoTE SpEakEr:
KaTe walsh | President, National Council on Teacher Equality
•Recognized in advance publicity and on-line calendar
•One reserved table for eight
kEy NoTE SpEakEr:
the national Council on Teacher Quality advocates for reforms in
order to increase the number of effective teachers. nCtQ conducts
research that has direct and practical implications for policy.
KaTe walsh | President, National Council on Teacher Equality
the national Council on Teacher Quality advocates for reforms in order to increase
the number of effective teachers. nCtQ conducts research that has direct and practical
implications for policy.
reservaTions reQuireD
Please rSvP By February 25 | Cost $30.
register online at tulsaChamber.com. For more information call
918-560-0212 or email [email protected].
hoST SpoNSor
EDUCaTioN BENEFaCTorS
golD SpoNSorS
SilvEr SpoNSorS
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available)
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State of Education
Tulsa Metro Chamber
two West Second Street, Suite 150
tulsa, OK 74103
Cox Communications; helmerich & Payne, Inc.; Oklahoma Wesleyan University;
Oral roberts University; the University of Oklahoma – tulsa
State of Edu Pcard_2011.indd 1
2/4/11 9:00 AM
2/9/11 10:06 AM
calendar
Corporate Table Sponsor: $1,500 (twenty
available)
•Recognized on sign at table and program
calendar
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Capitol Luncheon Series
Event
A series of three or four monthly luncheons during the state legislative session at which
board members and regional leaders meet with state legislators to discuss legislation
in all areas. Representatives and Senators from throughout the state provide updates
on their activities and priorities and answer questions from those in attendance. These
lunches continue to advocate the Tulsa region’s OneVoice Legislative Agenda and other
Chamber priorities to elected officials. Projected
attendance for the event is 60-80.
2012 Capitol Luncheon Series
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m

February 8
|| Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, Oklahoma City

March 7

May 9
Presenting Sponsor
2012 Legislative Briefings
7:30 - 9 a.m.

February 24
|| DoubleTree Downtown , Tulsa

April 27
|| Hyatt Regency, Tulsa

June 1
|| DoubleTree Downtown , Tulsa
Presenting Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Legislative Benefactors
GAD 2012 Event Hand Out.indd 1
1/25/2012 10:54:14 AM
Presenting Sponsor: $3,000 (FIVE available)
•Recognition in pre-publicity
•Recognition at event
•Opportunity to welcome group
•Opportunity for two representatives to attend event
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•Opportunity for one representative to attend pre-meeting
Gold Sponsor: $7,000 (five available for
4-event series)
•Recognized in advance and post publicity, on event visuals, program and on-line calendar
•CEO or representative to be recognized at the event and
seated at head table
Silver Sponsor: $4,000 (five available for
4-event series)
•CEO or representative to be recognized at the event
Corporate Table Sponsor: $2,500 (multiple
for 4-event series)
Event Table Sponsor: $750 (multiple available for singular event)
Host Sponsor: $4,500 per event (four available)
•CEO or representative to be recognized at the event and
seated at head table
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Governor’s State of the State-Tulsa 2013
Event
The Governor’s State of the State is a luncheon to be held in the summer of 2013, which will feature an
address on Oklahoma affairs by Governor Mary Fallin. More than 600 Tulsa business leaders, local political
leaders, and media attend.
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•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity, online calendar, on event visuals and program
•CEO or representative to participate in program
introductions and seated at head table
•Recognized in advance and post publicity, on-line
calendar, on event visuals and program
Gold Sponsor: $5,000 (twelve available)
Silver Sponsor: $2,500 (ten available)
Provides free parking to all attendees
of event in the Tulsa Convention Center
parking garage
entrance
Corporate Table Sponsor: $1,600 (thirty
available)
57
Governor’s State of the State-Tulsa 2014
Event
The Governor’s State of the State is a luncheon to be held in the summer of 2014, which will feature an
address on Oklahoma affairs by Governor Mary Fallin. More than 600 Tulsa business leaders, local political
leaders, and media attend.
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Gold Sponsor: $5,000 (sixteen available)
parking garage
entrance
available)
58
Leadership and Elected Officials Golf
Outing
Event
To be held on October 18, 2013 at Cherokee Hills Golf Course, the Leadership and Elected Officials Golf
Outing serves as a networking opportunity for the Chamber’s board of advisors, board of directors, Small
Business Council, and elected officials. The event is formatted as a scramble, with teams typically consisting of 4 people.
Two West Second Street, Suite 150 | Tulsa, OK 74103 | TulsaChamber.com
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Host Course Sponsor: $6,000 (one available
in 2013)
•Four golfers to participate
•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity, online calendar and on event visuals
•CEO or representative recognized from podium at event
•Four golfers to participate
Lunch Sponsor: $2,500 (one available)
•Two golfers to participate
Drink Cart Sponsor: $2,500 (one available)
visuals
•Opportunity for company rep to drive cart
6/30/10 5:35 PM
visuals
event registration
visuals
•Opportunity for company rep(s) to distribute golf gloves
at event registration
•Company to provide one glove per player
Golf Towel Sponsor: $1,000 (one available)
visuals
•Opportunity for company rep(s) to distribute golf towels
at event registration
•Company to provide one golf towel per player
59
Legislative Benefactor
Benefactor
Legislative Benefactors underwrites all of the Chamber’s legislative events and publications. Timeframe is
January – December 2014.
available)
legislative issues and events including Monday Memo,
broadcast emails, direct mail, website
•Recognition at all legislative events and in legislative
publications
•Opportunities to introduce speakers at legislative events
and representative seated at head table when applicable
•Logo on cover of Tulsa Legislative Agenda & Political
Directory
•Recognized on OneVoiceTulsa.com page on website
•Receives two tickets or table of eight (when applicable)
to legislative events
•Includes registration fee for Washington DC Fly-In (travel
and hotel expenses are not included)
60
Legislative Breakfast Series 2014
Event
The Legislative Breakfast Series is a series of three briefings at which members of Tulsa’s delegation
provide an update on current legislation and other priorities. Discussions will focus on the OneVoice
Legislative Agenda and the region’s legislative priorities. Attendance for each breakfast is in excess of 250
people, including local elected officials and business leaders.
Presenting Sponsor: $3,500 (three available
for 3-event series)
•Receives top billing on letter of invitation; on-line
calendar and visuals at event
Gold Sponsor: $2,000 (six available for
3-event series)
•Recognition on letter of invitation, on-line calendar and
visuals at event
•CEO or representative recognized at event and seated
at head table
Host Sponsor: $6,000 (one available for
3-event series) OR $2,000 (three available
for one event)
•Recognized on letter of invitation, on-line calendar and
visuals at event
•CEO or representative recognized at event and seated
at head table
for 3-event series)
Event Table Sponsor: $350 (multiple
available for singular event)
61
Legislative Reception (Joint Tulsa/OKC)
Event
The Joint Tulsa/Oklahoma City Legislative Reception is held in the spring of each year and brings
Oklahoma’s two major chambers together to discuss policy issues, concerns, and priorities which impact
the entire state. Attendance is approximately 200-250 people, with legislators, state elected officials,
cabinet members, and the Governor invited to attend. The reception provides attendees the opportunity
to personally interact with the state’s top leadership and elected officials, and to discuss the major issues
currently affecting their business or organization. Event is held in spring 2014.
•Recognition at event, on event visuals and on-line
calendar
•CEO or representative to be recognized at the event
•Eight tickets to event
62
Mayor’s State of the City Address
Event
The Mayor’s State of the City will be held on September 5, 2013 and will feature Tulsa Mayor Dewey
Bartlett as he provides an address on the upcoming year and the outlook for the City of Tulsa and
surrounding region. More than 700 Tulsa business leaders attend each year, with the event covered by
local and state media.
Presenting Sponsor: $8,000 (five available)
on-line calendar
•Recognition on event visuals and on materials printed
for the event
Host Sponsor: $8,000 (one available in 2014)
calendar
•Recognized on event visuals and materials printed for
the event
Gold Sponsor: $5,000 (twelve available)
calendar
the event
calendar
•Recognition on event visuals and materials for the event
parking garage
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The Tulsa’s FuTure II CampaIgn CabIneT has announCed a new FundIng goal For The FIve-year regIonal eConomIC developmenT plan. Mike Neal, presideNt aNd CeO Of the tulsa MetrO ChaMber, was seleCted as the 2011
tulsaN Of the Year bY tulsapeOple MagaziNe fOr his “liMitless eNergY, CaN-dO OptiMisM aNd tireless
effOrts tOward MakiNg tulsa a better plaCe.” gwaCs deFense, InC. (gdI), a Tulsa-based researCh and TeChnology Company speCIalIzIng In snIper and gunshoT deTeCTIon sysTems For The mIlITary, announCed Today IT has been
aCCepTed InTo oklahoma’s 21sT CenTury QualITy Jobs program. duCtMate, the largest heatiNg, veNtilatiON aNd
air CONditiONiNg aCCessOries MaNufaCturer iN NOrth aMeriCa, aNNOuNCed tOdaY it has ChOseN tulsa
fOr its New distributiON warehOuse lOCatiON. the COMpaNY leased a 61,520-square-fOOt faCilitY lOCated ON 9.4 aCres iN NOrth tulsa with plaNs tO expaNd quiCklY. one oF Tulsa’s greaTesT aTTrIbuTes Is ITs
abIlITy To work TogeTher For The beTTermenT oF The regIon. on Tuesday, more Than 75 area busIness leaders and
eleCTed oFFICIals wIll embark on The Tulsa meTro Chamber’s annual Tulsa regIonal washIngTon d.C. Fly-In. the
tulsa MetrO ChaMber aNd 38 regiONal partNers aNNOuNCed tOdaY the tOp ONevOiCe state aNd federal
legislative ageNda iteMs tO advOCate iN 2011. usa volleyball has announCed Today ThaT Tulsa wIll hosT a 2011
FIvb world league maTCh FeaTurIng The u.s. men’s naTIonal Team and The no. 1 ranked brazIl Team on June 24-25 aT
The reynolds CenTer aT The unIversITy oF Tulsa. the u.s. ChaMber will hONOr tulsa-based part-tiMe prOs,
elOté Café & CateriNg aNd the persiMMON grOup with the prestigiOus blue ribbON award at aMeriCa’s
sMall busiNess suMMit MaY 23-25 iN washiNgtON, d.C. mark andrus, presIdenT and Ceo oF expo sQuare, and ray
hoyT, InTerIm senIor vICe presIdenT oF vIsITTulsa, were JoIned by bob o’bannon, exeCuTIve dIreCTor oF breeder’s InvITaTIonal, and Tulsa CounTy CommIssIoner Fred perry aT a press ConFerenCe Today To announCe The sIgnIng oF a
Three-year ConTraCT beTween breeder’s InvITaTIonal and expo sQuare. aN additiONal twO perCeNt Cut iN fuNdiNg fOr eduCatiON disCussed bY legislatOrs tOdaY was Met with CONCerN aNd OppOsitiON bY the tulsa
MetrO ChaMber aNd MaNY Of their regiONal partNers, whO uNited tO develOp the ONevOiCe ageNda
earlier this Year iN aN effOrt tO bOlster the fight agaiNst issues iMpOrtaNt tO the future Of Our
regiON. The Tulsa hoTel and lodgIng assoCIaTIon have released prelImInary numbers showIng hoTel oCCupanCy
raTes were up by 30 perCenT To average markeT oCCupanCy oF 75 perCenT durIng The nCaa TournamenT. The TournamenT was hosTed durIng sprIng break, a noTorIously slow week For loCal hoTel busIness. the tulsa MetrO ChaMber’s presideNt aNd CeO Mike Neal aNNOuNCed the seleCtiON Of raY hOYt tO lead visittulsa, the CONveNtiON aNd visitOrs prOgraM at the tulsa MetrO ChaMber. The Tulsa meTro Chamber and broken arrow
Chamber oF CommerCe sIgned a CommITmenT To regIonal eConomIC growTh aT a speCIal Ceremony held Today In broken arrow. the tulsa MetrO ChaMber aNNOuNCed tOdaY jOb CreatiON aNd Capital iNvestMeNt gOals fOr
the seCONd five-Year phase Of its ONgOiNg regiONal eCONOMiC develOpMeNt plaN, tulsa’s future. OffiCials alsO aNNOuNCed the plaN’s list Of iNvestOrs aNd tOtal aMOuNt iNvested fOllOwiNg a seveNMONth CaMpaigN tO fuNd the aggressive plaN. maJeska & assoCIaTes, a new Tulsa-based developmenT and
markeTIng Company To The mId-ConTInenT pavIng IndusTry, announCed Today IT has been aCCepTed InTo oklahoma’s
21sT CenTury QualITy Jobs program, an InCenTIve CreaTed To aTTraCT growTh IndusTrIes and seCTors Through a
polICy oF rewardIng busInesses wITh a hIghly skIlled, knowledge-based workForCe. the ever-pOpular breeder’s
iNvitatiONal returNs tO tulsa MaY 16-28 at the wOrld-Class expO square iN the heart Of tulsa. this
eveNt Offers ONe Of the largest paYOuts Of aNY COMpetitiON saNCtiONed bY the NatiONal CuttiNg hOrse
assOCiatiON aNd prOMises tO deliver the fiNest CuttiNg hOrses aNd riders iN the COuNtrY. aNd, fOr the
seCONd Year iN a rOw, the bi will ruN iN CONjuNCtiON with ONe Of the MerCuria wOrld fiNals qualifYiNg
shOws kiCkiNg Off MaY 14. The Chamber Is seekIng loCal and legIslaTIve supporT For The oklahoma museum oF
musIC and popular CulTure, a 67,000 sQuare-FooT museum dedICaTed To The CreaTIve spIrIT oF oklahomans. OklahOMa state uNiversitY’s sChOOl Of eNtrepreNeurship will NOw pair with east CeNtral high sChOOl as
part Of the tulsa MetrO ChaMber’s partNers iN eduCatiON prOgraM. There are InsTanCes In Tulsa’s hIsTory
ThaT are a “game Changer” For our CommunITy. advOCatiNg the develOpMeNt Of a fuNdiNg MeChaNisM fOr
qualitY healthCare iN OklahOMa is NOw COMplete. In a preCauTIonary measure, breeder’s InvITaTIonal evenT
The Tulsa’s FuTure II CampaIgn CabIneT has announCed a new FundIng goal For The FIve-year regIonal eConomIC developmenT plan. Mike Neal, presideNt aNd CeO Of the tulsa MetrO ChaMber, was seleCted as the 2011
tulsaN Of the Year bY tulsapeOple MagaziNe fOr his “liMitless eNergY, CaN-dO OptiMisM aNd tireless
effOrts tOward MakiNg tulsa a better plaCe.” gwaCs deFense, InC. (gdI), a Tulsa-based researCh and TeChnology Company speCIalIzIng In snIper and gunshoT deTeCTIon sysTems For The mIlITary, announCed Today IT has been
aCCepTed InTo oklahoma’s 21sT CenTury QualITy Jobs program. duCtMate, the largest heatiNg, veNtilatiON aNd
air CONditiONiNg aCCessOries MaNufaCturer iN NOrth aMeriCa, aNNOuNCed tOdaY it has ChOseN tulsa
fOr its New distributiON warehOuse lOCatiON. the COMpaNY leased a 61,520-square-fOOt faCilitY lOCated ON 9.4 aCres iN NOrth tulsa with plaNs tO expaNd quiCklY. one oF Tulsa’s greaTesT aTTrIbuTes Is ITs
abIlITy To work TogeTher For The beTTermenT oF The regIon. on Tuesday, more Than 75 area busIness leaders and
eleCTed oFFICIals wIll embark on The Tulsa meTro Chamber’s annual Tulsa regIonal washIngTon d.C. Fly-In. the
tulsa MetrO ChaMber aNd 38 regiONal partNers aNNOuNCed tOdaY the tOp ONevOiCe state aNd federal
legislative ageNda iteMs tO advOCate iN 2011. usa volleyball has announCed Today ThaT Tulsa wIll hosT a 2011
FIvb world league maTCh FeaTurIng The u.s. men’s naTIonal Team and The no. 1 ranked brazIl Team on June 24-25 aT
The reynolds CenTer aT The unIversITy oF Tulsa. the u.s. ChaMber will hONOr tulsa-based part-tiMe prOs,
elOté Café & CateriNg aNd the persiMMON grOup with the prestigiOus blue ribbON award at aMeriCa’s
sMall busiNess suMMit MaY 23-25 iN washiNgtON, d.C. mark andrus, presIdenT and Ceo oF expo sQuare, and ray
OneVoice Legislative Reception (Tulsa)
Event
The OneVoice Legislative Reception held in early 2014 provides Chamber members and regional leaders
with the opportunity to meet state legislators before the 2014 legislative session begins, and serves as the
official kick-off event announcing the Regional OneVoice Legislative Agenda. More than 250 people attend
this reception, which is a virtual “who’s who” of Tulsa’s business and political community.
Tulsa Regional
Legislative Reception
January 26, 2012 |
Summit Club | 15 W 6th St, 30th Floor
» During 2011 the Tulsa region
experienced one of its most successful
legislative sessions to date. Join the
Tulsa Metro Chamber and area
partners as we prepare to add
to our success in 2012.
presenting sponsors
Legislative Reception.indd 1
5 – 7 pm
legislative benefactors
12/22/11 11:12 AM
available)
on-line calendar
•Eight tickets to event
•Recognition at event, on event visuals and on-line
calendar
•Four tickets to event
calendar
•Four tickets to event
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Partners In Legislative Success
Sponsor
The Tulsa Regional Chamber is committed to being the leading business advocacy organization at the
local, state and federal level for northeastern Oklahoma. Your investment in this program will ensure the
successful implementation of this initiative as we grow its effectiveness. Timeframe: January - December
2014.
supporting Sponsor: $5,000 (unlimited)
•Recognized in Political Directory and Legislative Agenda
•Opportunity for representative on Advocacy Committee
•Invitation to legislative events - Capitol Luncheon Series,
Regional Day at the Capitol and Legislative Receptions
(Tulsa and Oklahoma Statewide)
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Policy Forum Series
Event
The Policy Forum Series brings together policy experts on current legislative issues which impact the
business community and Tulsa region. The series will host two (2) events, at which regional business
leaders, elected officials, and state leaders will come together for a discussion on policy topics in the local,
state, and national spotlight. The events will provide an opportunity for Chamber members and regional
leaders to both learn more about issues that impact them, and provide input on those issues to key players.
Electoral debates during gubernatorial and mayoral races will be hosted through this series.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,000 (four available
for two event series)
•Receives recognition on event visuals, on materials
printed for each event and on-line calendar
Gold Sponsor: $1,000 (six available for two
event series)
event and on-line calendar
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Political Directory & Legislative Agenda
Publication
The Political Directory and Legislative Agenda is an annual publication published in early 2014 and
distributed to over 5,000 businesses including all new members. The publication facilitates business
involvement in Oklahoma’s political process and is turned to by both members and elected officials for
information on the Tulsa region’s legislative priorities. In addition to this, the Political Directory provides
contact information for local, county, and state elected officials, helping our
members and regional leaders effectively advocate to government leaders
throughout the state.
Tulsa Regional Chamber | Comprehensive Legislative Agenda
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Tulsa Regional Chamber | LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
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STATE ISSUES
Small Business
Support health care reforms at the state and federal level
that will enable small businesses to keep health insurance
premium costs down and increase the number of insured
employees. Encourage the expansion of programs such
as Insure Oklahoma to enable small businesses to access
insurance products. Specific suggestions include raising
the wage ceiling for program eligibility.
In the event that a constitutional amendment to exempt
intangible property from taxation is not passed by voters in
November 2012, support continued efforts to permanently
resolve the challenges created by the Oklahoma
Supreme Court ruling in Southwestern Bell Telephone
Co. v. Oklahoma State Board of Equalization through a
constitutional amendment. If the BAT remains in place
beyond 2012, support reforms to the tax that simplify
reporting requirements for businesses, as well as make the
tax more equitable between business entities.
Support state legislative efforts to enhance the collection
of sales tax from online purchases, and encourage the
Oklahoma Tax Commission to develop and utilize
software, which would simplify the reporting process for
small businesses. Without legislative action, Oklahoma
retailers will continue to operate at a competitive
disadvantage versus out-of-state online retailers who
refuse to collect sales taxes on sales made within
Oklahoma.
Business Retention & Expansion
Support $2 million in appropriations to the Oklahoma
Innovation Institute for the Tulsa Community
Supercomputer. This appropriation will help fund
the common infrastructure and operations of the
supercomputer for the next five years, after which
operations of the Tulsa Community Supercomputer will
be self-sustaining. This will also enable community-use
nodes for state and local governments and entrepreneurs
statewide. Transportation
Defend all existing road funding; prevent any diversion of
monies; and support increased funding for transportation
by developing an adequate, comprehensive funding
strategy to broaden the sources of funds and increase the
total amount going to transportation statewide. Support
moving the remaining 25 percent of motor vehicle fees,
which currently go into the state general revenue fund,
to transportation priority areas that may include state
highways, city and county streets, and public transit.
PRESENTING SPONSORS
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•Full- page, four color business promotion on outside
back cover
•Full- page, four color business promotion on inside front
cover OR inside back cover
Silver Sponsor: $1,500 (two available)
•Half- page, four color business promotion inside
Bronze Sponsor: $750 (six available)
•Quarter- page, four color business promotion inside
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Regional OneVoice Legislative Summit
Event
The Regional OneVoice Legislative Summit to be held in August 2013 is the culmination of the OneVoice
Legislative Agenda process, and is used to define the Tulsa region’s top state and federal political priorities
for the upcoming year. The event is attended by more than 300 of northeast Oklahoma’s business
and political leaders, including local, county, and state elected officials; chambers of commerce; and
representatives of Tulsa’s diverse business community. Attendees play a personal role in debating top
issues with other area stakeholders, and collaboratively crafting the region’s political focus.
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Seeking a facility to provide location (budget reduction
trade or cash). Must be approved by Chamber.
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Speaker/Pro Temp Forum 2013
Event
The Speaker/Pro Tempore Forum is an annual lunch or breakfast featuring the Speaker of the Oklahoma
House of Representatives and the President Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma State Senate. During the event,
the leaders of Oklahoma’s House and Senate give insight on the priorities of legislative leaders and provide
a preview of the issues they hope to address during the upcoming legislative session. The event attracts
approximately 300+ people and provides an opportunity for regional business and civic leaders to address
our state leaders on the region’s legislative priorities.
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•CEO or representative to be seated at head table
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•Recognized on event visuals and program
•CEO or representative to be seated at head table
calendar
•Recognized on event visuals and program
available)
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Tulsa Regional Day at the Capitol
Event
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This event provides a regional day of advocacy at the State Capitol and is attended by officials from the
City of Tulsa, Tulsa County, and regional community governments and chambers of commerce. The day
consists of issues briefings, lunch, and an opportunity for personal visits with legislators and other state
elected officials. Attendees utilize their time at the Capitol to further publicize the
OneVoice Regional Legislative Agenda and to address legislators on current policy
issues. Expected attendance for the event to be held in spring 2014 is 200+ people.
Tulsa Regional Day at the Capitol
oklahoma CiTy, sTaTe CapiTol
weDnesDay, apRil 14 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Join the Tulsa metro Chamber, together with local governments and
regional chambers, for a critical day under the dome as we represent the
Tulsa region’s needs with one Voice.
» OneVoice Supporters
CiTy anD CoUnTy
GoVeRnmenTs
3/9/2010 8:09:30 AM
Bixby
Broken Arrow
Catoosa
Coalition of Tulsa Area Governments
Collinsville
Glenpool
INCOG
Jenks
Mannford
Owasso
Sand Springs
Sapulpa
Tulsa
Tulsa City Council
Tulsa County
pResenTinG
sponsoRs
George Kaiser
family fou ndation
ReGional ChambeRs
Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce
Bixby Metro Chamber of Commerce
Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce
Broken Arrow Economic
Development Corporation
Catoosa Chamber of Commerce
Glenpool Chamber of Commerce
Greater Muskogee Chamber of
Commerce
Greater Tulsa Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce
Greenwood Chamber of Commerce
Indo-American Chamber
of Commerce
Jenks Chamber of Commerce
Mannford Chamber of Commerce
Okmulgee Chamber of Commerce
Owasso Chamber of Commerce
Sand Springs Chamber
of Commerce
Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce
Skiatook Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Tulsa Community Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa Metro Chamber of Commerce
leGislaTiVe
benefaCToRs
Presenting Sponsor: $5,000 (tWO available)
•Recognition on advance publicity and program
•Opportunity to participate in program
•Opportunity for twelve representatives to attend event
Gold Sponsor: $3,000 (THREE available)
•Recognition on advance publicity and program
•Opportunity for ten representatives to attend event
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Tulsa Regional Washington DC Fly-In 2014
c/o
EVENT
The Chamber’s DC Fly-In Event hosts regional elected officials, civic and business leaders, and Chamber
members for a three day event in Washington, D.C. Attendees have the opportunity to network with
regional partners on the first evening, while spending the remaining two days meeting with Oklahoma’s US
Representatives and Senators, as well as top officials from federal agencies and key members of Congress.
The agenda provides attendees with a direct connection to Oklahoma’s federal delegation and plays a crucial
role in developing a positive business climate for Northeast Oklahoma. Additionally, participants are provided
the opportunity to create relationships with Chamber staff members, learn
more about the federal legislative process, and advocate on behalf of the top
priorities in the region.
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presenting Sponsor: $5,000 (eight Available)
•Opportunity to introduce elected officials and/or special
guests at luncheons and receptions during D.C. Fly-In
program
•Invitation to attend private, leadershipdinner with Federal
Delegation and staff members
•Receive recognition and logo on all collateral material
including invitation, visuals, program and communication
pieces
Note:
Sponsorship fee includes registration fee. Travel and
hotel expenses are not included.
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Entrepreneurs Guide
Publication
The guide for business start-ups or growing small businesses. Includes business plan outline, business
formation, financing, management considerations, licenses and permits, list of small business resources,
incentives and demographics. Distributed to prospective new start-up companies and small business
leaders seeking assistance. Excellent opportunity to promote your business with new and growing
businesses in northeast Oklahoma. Publication date is December 2014.
Checklist/
[ Startll-up
Business Workshops ]
Sma
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stArt-up cHecKli
that starting
you learn very quickly
As an entrepreneur
a process. The
is an event as well as
your own business
that will
idea and the enthusiasm
event is your business
planning
the organizational and
drive that idea through
and following a well-thoughtprocess. Implementing
success and
your chances for the
out plan will increase
to achieve.
business owners strive
independence most
explanation on the
detailed
a
with
This checklist, along
starting point
provide you with a
following pages, will
business idea.
your
of
for the self-evaluation
reasons why many
new businesses fail:
lack of funding
failure to plan
nt
Poor cash-flow manageme
Business
on sound
business plan based
» Prepare a written
basic
This should include
business practices.
the business, management
information about you,
complete financial statements.
team, projections and
this, please
that can assist you with
For a list of entities
kTulsa.com or call SourceLink
visit www.SourceLin
assistance.
for
888.424.9411
Tulsa toll free at
file a
under a fictitious name,
» If the business operates
the County
with
statement
fictitious business name
As)
a DBA (Doing Business
Clerk’s office or file
918.596.5801
Clerk
Tulsa County
statement. Contact:
your business:
» Decide how to organize
1. organizing Your
• Sole Proprietorship
(individual)
or more individuals)
• Partnership (two
(limited liability)
• Limited liability company
and board of directors)
• Corporation (individual
site (location). For listings
» Select a business
visit www.
of commercial properties,
tulsacommercialrealtors.com.
all licenses and permit
» Determine and obtain
pg 2
to your business –
requirements that apply
Contact: City of Tulsa
local, state and federal.
- 1.800.588.5959
918.596.7640 and ODOC
and other
ordinances, regulations
» Check local zoning
INCOG - 918.584.7526
land-use restrictions.
business financing.
» Acquire adequate
2. Management considerations
state
compliance with the
» Determine necessary
Act. Contact: Oklahoma
Workers’ Compensation
- 918.581.2400
Labor Department
Safety
with the Occupational
» Determine compliance
Labor
Contact: Oklahoma
and Health Act (OSHA).
Department - 918.581.2400
returns
quarterly income tax
» Be prepared to file
immediately after starting
(payments) almost
Tax
Contact: Oklahoma
business or incorporating.
Commission - 918.581.2751
tangible personal property,
» If you intend to sell
File timely
use tax seller’s permit.
apply for sales and
collected.
be
taxes must
returns if sales or use
Tax Commission - 918.581.2978
Contact: Oklahoma
the necessary commercial
» Determine and obtain
necessary.
insurance coverage
selfreport to the IRS any
» For a sole proprietorship,
Form
on Schedule SE of federal
employment income
IRS C of Form 1040. Contact:
1040, and Schedule
918.622.8482
by filing
is reported to the IRS
» Partnership income
reports his or her share
Form 1065. Each partner
SE of
income on Schedule
of self-employment
or loss from partnership
Form 1040, and income
E of Form 1040.
operations on Schedule
file Certificate of Limited
» For a limited partnership,
of State
Oklahoma Secretary
Partnership with the
has
where the partnership
and copies in counties
Oklahoma
real estate. Contact:
places of business or
405.521.3911
Secretary of State articles
company (LLC), file
» For a limited liability
of
the Oklahoma Secretary
of incorporation with
partnership
Form 1065 to report
State. Generally, file
nt
shares for self-employme
income; members report
income or
SE of Form 1040 and
income on Schedule
1040.
on Schedule E of Form
loss from LLC operations
405.521.3911
Secretary of State Contact: Oklahoma
adopt
file articles of incorporation,
» For a corporation,
formalities.
necessary corporate
by-laws, and observe
(1120-S for a
tax return Form 1120
File federal income
If property is transferred
corporation).
S
Sub-chapter
under Internal Revenue
to the corporation tax-free
relating
required information
report
351,
Section
Code
income tax return for
to the transfer on corporation’s
IRS – 800.829.1040
that year. Contact:
to obtain an
a corporation, be sure
» If your business is
coupons in
federal tax deposit
adequate supply of
tax payments. Contact:
time to make your estimated
A Guide for
entrepreneurs
the year. The
may change during
days of the workshops
workshops for individuals
following is a list of Tulsa-area
2010. For a
business as of August
planning to start a new
please visit
resource partner events,
detailed list of all area
slink
www.SourceLinkTulsa.com/clas
in
presented each month
seminars,
plan
Business
libraries
Tulsa-area regional
cooperation with the
(Service Corp of Retired
SCORE
by
sponsored
and
an
plus seminar offers
Executives). This two-hour
provides
planning process and
business
the
of
overview
full range of
booklet covering a
a valuable take-home
to financial
from market research
business plan topics
information
offer valuable business
projections. They also
e.org.
at their website: www.tulsascor
.org/bpseminars.
visit www.tulsascore
For a class schedule,
IRS – 918.622.8482
or
limited liability company,
» For a corporation,
for a Federal Employer
a partnership, apply
if the
on Form SS-4, even
Identification Number
want
Sole proprietors may
business has no employees.
IRS – 800.829.1040
to apply as well. Contact:
Form 1099
Form 1096 and the
» File annual tax returns,
items such as
of $600 or more for
series for payments
for services and send
rent, interest and compensation
File Form 1098 for mortgage
1099s to the payees.
business
more in a year your
interest of $600 or
Also, report any cash
receives from an individual.
to
$10,000 that you receive
payments of more than
to be done
Such filing may have
the IRS within 15 days.
some cases.
magnetic media in
on computer-readable
in the tulsa metro region
html or call 918.581.7462
twice
Workshop, presented
oklahoma tax commission
of the Oklahoma
by a representative
each month in Tulsa
covers a
three-hour workshop
Tax Commission. This
and includes
to a business startup
variety of topics related
new
of Oklahoma sales tax,
information on the collection
information.
and other related tax
business registration
l
/btwkshps.htm
visit www.tax.ok.gov
Contact: IRS – 800.829.1040
labor
you must post federal
» If you have employees,
Opportunity, job safety,
laws listing Equal Employment
Free
minimum wage information.
Family Leave Act and
Contact:
posters are available.
employee information
Service - 918.437.4473
Oklahoma State Employment
small
health care plans for
» Information on alternative
“Chamber
Tulsa Metro Chamber’s
business through the
ber.
be found at: www.tulsacham
Choice” Program can
com or by calling 918.560.0280.
ops
sMAll Business WorKsH
lonely
is an exciting and often
Starting a new business
and
need more than dedication
endeavor. Entrepreneurs
their businesses
proper tools to get
energy; they need the
off to a good start.
a new
individuals considering
We recommend that
several workshops offered
business start-up attend
workshops
governments. These
by area agencies and
to start and
basic aspects needed
introduce many of the
business plans
Tulsa. From taxes to
operate a business in
the “nuts
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•Full- page four-color business promotion on outside
back cover and logo on front cover
Silver Sponsor: $750 (five available)
•Half-page black and white business promotion inside
•Full- page four-color business promotion on inside front/
back cover
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Website - Letsdobusinesstulsa.com
c/o
Internet
LetsDoBusinessTulsa.com promotes regional spending by encouraging companies to look local first when
making business purchases. The Web site offers complete business-to-business connectivity through a
local vendors list, RFP services, and a products/services list. Timeframe is January-December, 2014.
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LetsDoBusinessTulsa.com
Presenting Sponsor: $1,000 (eight available)
•Logo with link to company’s website appears in
prominent position on each page (excluding “Participants”
page)
•Logo included with company listing
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Small Business Awards Dinner 2013
Event
The Small Business Awards Dinner to be held on May 7, 2013 at the Wyndham Hotel-Tulsa will recognize
the Chamber’s outstanding small businesses in a number of categories and SBA award recipients that
qualify for state and national competition. Attended by approx. 300.
Small BuSineSS
awardS 2012
monday
May 14 |
noon–1:30 pm
TulSa ConvenTion CenTer
The Crystal Star will be awarded
to the best and brightest
small business practitioners
nominated by their peers as
exemplary leaders who are
defining the future of small
business in Tulsa. Join us as we
commend these recipients with
a luncheon featuring keynote
speaker Paul J. Corson of
the Office of Innovation
and Entrepreneurship, U.S.
Department of Commerce
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•CEO or rep to be seated at the head table
calendar
calendar
•CEO or rep to be seated at the head table
4/4/12 5:32 PM
calendar
reception Sponsor: $2,000 (one available)
calendar
available)
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Small Business Benefactor
Benefactor
This benefactor underwrites all of the Chamber’s small business programs, events and publications,
including: Breakfast Network; Small Business Awards; Entrepreneur’s Guide and SourceLink website.
Time frame is January-December 2014.
Benefactor Sponsor: $5,000 (five available)
small business issues and events including broadcast
emails, direct mail and website
•Recognition at five Breakfast Networks, Small Business
Awards and in small business publications
•Receives two tickets to five Breakfast Networks and a
table of eight at Small Business Awards
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Small Business Summit & Awards 2014 (New)
Event
The Tulsa Regional Chamber is excited to announce a dynamic summit to be held in fall 2014 geared
toward enhancing small businesses in northeast Oklahoma. As part of the 2014 Small Business Awards
Luncheon, this small business summit (the former Governor’s Conference on Small Business) will focus
on networking, professional development and tools for small business owners. In addition, it will serve as
a catalyst for creating a stronger, more cohesive small business climate throughout Northeast Oklahoma.
Projected attendance is 300.
•One reserved table for eight at event
Gold Sponsor: $5,000 (ten available)
reduction trade or cash). Includes Small Business
Conference and Small Business Awards. Must be
approved by Chamber.
corporate table Sponsor: $1,000 (unlimited
available)
Speaker Sponsor: $5,000 (one available)
•Opportunity for CEO or representative to introduce
speaker at event
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Small Business Council Retreat
Event
Held in Fall 2013 for the Small Business Council to develop small business initiatives for the upcoming
year, this off-site event is a facilitated program with breakout sessions for the various committees to set
objectives and establish goals for creating small business programs and events. A written plan of action is
incorporated into the 2014 program agenda and followed by the respective committee co-chairs.
•Recognition on invitation to retreat and event program
•Opportunity for CEO to attend reception after retreat
Host Sponsor: $1,500 (one available in 2013)
•Recognition on invitation to retreat and event program
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Small Business Forum
Event
The Small Business Forum is an educational series dedicated to the success of small businesses in our
community and geared to business owners and principals. Formerly known as the Business Owners
Forum, this forum was created to bring experts together in their fields to offer insight on how to stay viable
and successful through good and bad business climates. The forums include a speakers’ panel followed
by a facilitated roundtable discussion each month. Average attendance is 50 per forum.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,500 (one available in
2014)
•Prominent logo recognition in advance publicity and on
powerpoint
•Opportunity for CEO to welcome guests
place
gold Sponsor: $350 per forum (ten
available in 2014)
•Name recognition in advance publicity and on
powerpoint
place
Host Sponsor: $1,000 per year (one
available in 2014)
•Recognition on invitation
•CEO or representative is invited to attend and welcome
participant’s
place
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Website - SourceLinkTulsa.com
Sponsor
The SourceLink program is a resource for businesses in the Tulsa Metro area. Based on a model created
by the Kauffman Foundation, the SourceLink website connects a network of over 70 nonprofit organizations
that will help entrepreneurs and small businesses looking to expand in the Tulsa metro area. This network
offers training classes, business plan counseling and acccess to financing just to name a few. Timeframe is
January-December, 2014.
small Business Benefactors
network
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SourceLink connects start-ups and
entrepreneurs to a network of resource
connect
partners offering business-building
services in the greater Tulsa region.
Whether a first-time
business owner
or an existing company looking to
expand, SourceLink will help point you in
the right direction with speed & accuracy –
all at no cost.
2 West Second Street, Suite 150
Williams Tower II | Tulsa, OK 74103
phone: 918·560·0275 or
888·4·BIZ·411 (888·424·9411)
fax: 918·599·6173
www.sourcelinktulsa.com
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small BusInesses
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website Sponsor: $2,000 (four available)
•Logo with link to company’s web site appears in
prominent position on home page and all additional
pages throughout the site - sourcelinktulsa.com
•Logo recognition on SourceLink monthly e-newsletter
and in SourceLink brochure
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Tulsa Sports Commission
c/o
PROGRAM
Provides financial support for the Tulsa Sports Commission organization to achieve its mission of attracting
and developing amateur sports events, championships, meetings, conventions and other sports ventures
to create a positive economic impact in the region and promote an enhanced quality of life in the region.
Since its inception, the TSC has accounted for more than $250 million in economic impact to the Tulsa
region. Timeframe is January - December 2014.
TulsaSportsCommission
benefactor Sponsor: $10,000 (five
available)
Benefactors underwrite all of the activities, programs,
events and communications of the Tulsa Sports
Commission.
•Recognition in all correspondence relating to Tulsa
Sports Commission issues, programs, events,
communication and publications
•Recognized as a major funding sponsor through logo
inclusion on Tulsa Sports Commission banner present at
all events
•Included in all communications sent to media
•Logo recognition on www.tulsasports.org
•One ABA Grand Nationals ticket package
•One team of four at Strike Night
•Invitation to all Tulsa Sports Commission TU Tailgates
for four people
supporting Sponsor: $5,000 (unlimited
available)
•Recognized as a supporting sponsor through company
name inclusion on Tulsa Sports Commission banner
present at all events
•Company name inclusion on www.tulsasports.org
•One ABA Grand Nationals ticket package
•One team of four at Strike Night
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AC Milan Heartland Cup
c/o
EVENT
The Tulsa Sports Commission has partnered with Italian soccer power AC Milan to develop an elite
international youth soccer tournament to be held annually in Tulsa. The July 12-14, 2013 event will feature
10 international teams from AC Milan’s Junior Elite Program (which includes teams from Puerto Rico,
Colombia, Argentina and Mexico just to name a few!) and 40-50 elite domestic teams ages 11-15. A total
of approximately 60 teams are expected, bringing with them family and friends for an estimated weekend
economic impact of over 2 million dollars to the Tulsa community.
title Sponsor: $15,000 (one available)
•Recognized as “Presented by” on all print publications
•Recognized as Title sponsor with link on website
•Display area at venue and all social functions (Opening/
Closing ceremonies, VIP functions, etc.)
•On-site signage and PA recognition
•Opportunity for promotional item in the athlete goodie
bag
gold medal Sponsor: $10,000 (three
available)
•Recognized in all print publications and website
•Logo and/or coupon on admission ticket
•On-site signage opportunities throughout venue
•Naming rights to 2 competition fields
•Display area at each named field
bag
opening ceremony Sponsor: $7,500 (one
available)
•Naming rights and signage at the Opening Ceremony
•Display area and giveaways at Opening Ceremony
bag
silver medal sponsor: $5,000 (five available)
•Naming rights to 1 competition field
•Display area at each named field
bag
bronze medal sponsor: $2,500 (ten
available)
bag
supporting sponsor: $1,000 (ten available)
bag
hospitality Sponsor: $7,500 (one available)
•Naming rights and signage at the on-site hospitality area
•Display area in hospitality area
bag
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FIVB World League - USA Volleyball
c/o
EVENT
The U.S. Men’s Volleyball Team will bring World League to Tulsa again in 2013. On June 15 & 16,
Tulsa will host the Federal International de Volleyball (FIVB) World League match featuring the U.S.
Men’s National Team versus France at the Tulsa Convention Center
Arena. The U.S. men are ranked fifth in the world and are the defending
Olympic champions. This two-day event is expected to draw 8,00010,000 visitors.
title sponsor: $10,000 (one available)
•Recognized as official event sponsor ie. (company
name) USA vs. France-World League Volleyball on all
promotional materials
•Full page business promotion in event program
•Display booth inside concourse
•Two (2) banners inside arena
•Opportunity to brand noise makers/promotional items to
public as they enter
•60 second on-court promotion and PA announcements
during event
•20 Premium tickets and access for 20 to VIP lounge
ace sponsor: $5,000 (four available)
•Half page business promotion in event program
•PA announcements during event
•Display booth inside concourse
•One (1) banner inside arena
•12 tickets and access for 12 to VIP lounge
spike sponsor: $1,000 (unlimited available)
•PA announcements during event
•Recognition in event program
•4 tickets and access for 4 to VIP lounge
on-court promotion sponsor: $1,000 (two
available)
•During TV timeouts: 60 seconds to promote your product
on-court to 8,000-10,000 people in attendance (ie-shoot
towels into fan sections, perform on-court contest, etc.)
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Tulsa Run 2013
EVENT
For more than 30 years the Tulsa community has enjoyed the iconic Tulsa Run every October. The
tradition continues this year on Oct. 26. With an expected participation of 9,000+ runners and an
enhanced philanthropic portion, the Tulsa Sports Commission plans to continue the positive momentum
gained from last year’s event. The race’s historical reputation will be enhanced with the announcement
that it will be the USA Track and Field Masters15K Championship. Title sponsor will receive category
exclusivity. All other levels will be limited to one company per industry per level.
Title sponsor: $35,000 (one available)
•Product exclusivity and Right of first refusal for 2014
•Incorporation of logo into Tulsa Run branding
•Company logo on Race Shirts and Race Bibs
•Company name and logo on the Start and Finish
Banners
•Opportunity to provide a rep for Celebrity Runner
•Logo and link provision on the Tulsa Run homepage
•Name and logo on the front of registration forms
•Verbal recognition during the Race and Finish Line
Festival
•Prominent banner placement at the Finish Line
•Tent provided at the Finish Line Festival
•Recognition in the Chamber Report sent to entire
membership
•Inclusion in all communications with media
•Premium placement in VIRTUAL RACE BAGS
•Prominent booth space at the Runners Expo
•Opportunity for distribution of marketing materials in
VIRTUAL RACE BAGS
•20 complimentary registrations and t-shirts
presenting Sponsor: $15,000 (five available)
•Category exclusivity and Right of first refusal for 2014
•Company logo on Race Shirts
•Company name on Race Bibs
•Company name and logo on the Start and Finish
Banners
•Opportunity to provide a rep for Celebrity Runner
•Logo and link provision on the Tulsa Run homepage
•Name and logo on the front of registration forms
Festival
•Prominent banner placement at the Finish Line
•Tent provided at the Finish Line Festival
•Recognition in the Chamber Report sent to entire
membership
•Inclusion in all communications with media
•Premium placement in VIRTUAL RACE BAGS
VIRTUAL RACE BAGS
gold Sponsor: $10,000 (five available)
•Recognition in the Chamber Report send to entire
membership
Festival
•Company name on Race Shirt and registration forms
•Second tier placement in VIRTUAL RACE BAGS
•Prominent banner placement at Finish Line Festival
•Logo and link provision on Tulsa Run website
VIRTUAL RACE BAGS
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EVENT
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silver Sponsor: $5,000 (five available)
membership
•Verbal recognition during the Race
•Company name on registration forms and VIRTUAL
RACE BAGS
•Signage at the Runners Expo
•Name and link provision on Tulsa Run website
•Booth space at the Runners Expo
VIRTUAL RACE BAGS
Bronze Sponsor: $2,500 (unlimited available)
membership
•Verbal recognition during the Race
•Company name on registration forms
•Signage at Runners Expo
•Name and link provision on Tulsa Run website
finish line festival booth Sponsor: $1,500
(unlimited available)
•Small tent along a designated area on 3rd Street
•Availability to sell or distribute goods or products
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USA BMX Grand Nationals
c/o
EVENT
The Tulsa Sports Commission will host BMX Olympians in the USA BMX Grand Nationals over
Thanksgiving weekend in 2013. Olympic racers from numerous countries including Italy, France, the
Netherlands and the UK will participate. The “Grands” as they have become known, is the league’s
largest, most prestigious competition and will bring an estimated $7.2 million in economic impact on
the city of Tulsa. The Pro Spectacular is a show and competition element of the Grands that features
the professional riders and Olympic medalists performing
astonishing stunts. This event brings over 3,000 participants
and 10,000 spectators.
welcome sponsor: $5,000 (two available)
•Recognition on signage at the welcome table
•Promotional item from company placed inside 3,000
athlete goodie bags
•50 tickets to the Pro Spectacular
•Site visit from BMX Pro
community cup sponsor: $2,500 (two
available)
The Community Cup will be an opportunity for local nonprofits to participate in the USA BMX event while earning
money for their organization. The cup with be held the
Monday before the Pro Spectacular and volunteers will
race to stuff as many athlete goodie bags as they can.
The organization that fills the most bags will win the prize
money and recognition at the Pro-Spectacular.
•Recognition on promotions
•Recognition on signage at the event
•Opportunity to present check to winning organization
ticket package: $500 (unlimited available)
•30 tickets to the Pro Spectacular
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TSC Driller Suite
c/o
EVENT
Enjoy days/evenings at ONEOK Field in your own private suite. Located on third base line with a beautiful
downtown view.
Suite sponsor: $1,500 per game (three
available)
•Receives 20 tickets and 4 parking passes
•Food and beverage included (basic menu)
•Hosted by Tulsa Sports Commission Executive Director,
TSC staff or local sports personality
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TSC Football Tailgate
c/o
EVENT
Held in the Fall, the Tulsa Sports Commission hosts a football tailgate for sponsors, board members and
corporate partners in a prime location on Glenn Dobbs Drive at the University of Tulsa’s campus. This
tailgate is an excellent opportunity to host clients, employees and prospects while enjoying a football
tradition. This sponsorship includes six University of Tulsa home games during the 2013 season.
presenting Sponsor: $5,000 for all six
games or $1,000 per game (six available)
•Includes right of first refusal for available game tickets
•Recognition on invitations prior to game
•Recognition on event signage (provided by TSC) and on
tailgate koozie
•Complimentary food and beverage at tailgate
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Move: A Forum For The Promotion of Women in
c/o
Sports
EVENT
Mink’s Supper for the Promotion of Women in Sports will be a dinner for Tulsa area companies and
individuals to convene and discuss opportunities to promote involvement opportunities for Tulsa women
and girls in sports. The event will include dinner, guest speaker and a mediated discussion. This event is
scheduled for Fall 2013.
presenting sponsor: $5,000 (one available)
•Receives top billing on correspondence related to the
Move event and committee
•Logo recognition on promotional materials
•Opportunity for representative to serve on planning
committee
•Eight event tickets
host sponsor: $3,000 (one available)
reduction trade or cash). Must be approved by Tulsa
Sports Commission.
•Recognition on promotional materials
•Opportunity to distribute mutually agreed upon materials
•Opportunity to host quarterly meetings
gold sponsor: $2,500 (one available)
•Name recognition on promotional materials
•Four event tickets
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Strike Night 2013
c/o
EVENT
To be held on June 18 at Andy B’s, this popular bowling competition generates revenue for the Tulsa
Sports Commission. By participating in this event, sponsors help the non-profit Tulsa Sports Commission
accomplish it’s mission of growing Tulsa’s economic status and quality of life through sports.
•Receives top billing in advance publicity of event and on
event visuals
•Branded on site table to display promotional items or
give aways
•Recognition on event trophy
•Two teams of four to participate
host Sponsor: $1,000 (one available in 2014)
•Recognition on promotional materials and during event
best ball Sponsor: $1,000 (one available in
2014)
•Recognized on Best Ball challenge promotionals and
onsite branding of the game itself
•Recognized during award ceremony
•One team of four to participate
team sponsor: $400 (thirty available)
•Recognition on team table
•One team of four to participate
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Quarterly Sports Forum
c/o
EVENT
The Quarterly Sports Forum will be a relationship building event for local sports leaders. Leaders in local
sports teams, fitness, retail, facilities, athletic departments, leagues, teams, associations, volunteers and
organizations will be invited to network, learn, and discuss current events, topics and trends. The quarterly
events will create and foster strategic relationships within the Tulsa sports industry. Timeframe will be
January 2014-December 2014.
presenting sponsor: $5,000 (one available)
•Recognition on all promotional materials and media
•Logo inclusion on tulsasports.net
•One table for eight at each quarterly meeting
host sponsor: $1,000 (four available)
reduction trade or cash). Must be approved by Tulsa
Sports Commission.
•Recognition on promotional materials
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Sports After Hours 2014 (New)
Exhibitor
This new relationship building event will be held once a year (March 27, 2014) 5:00 pm- 7:00 pm. Event
will feature a tradeshow with approximately 50 booths, as well as heavy hors d’œuvres, cash bars and fun
giveaways. Sponsors and exhibitors have the opportunity to promote their products and services.
•Recognition on event visuals, event materials and announced at event
•Complimentary double booth in a prime location at
Sports After Hours
•Receives recognition in advance and post publicity
•Complimentary booth in a prime location at Sports After
Hours
Host Sponsor: $2,500 (one available-facilities only)
Seeking a venue to provide location and
food (budget reduction trade or cash).
Must be approved by Chamber.
•Recognized in advance and post publicity for event
exhibitor cost: $350
•Receive a draped booth space with table and company
sign
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Tulsa’s Young Professionals
Sponsor
The mission of Tulsa’s Young Professionals is to attract and retain young talent while also fostering
the next generation of leadership. Tulsa’s Young Professionals is a quality group of diverse young
professionals working together to showcase Tulsa as a cool place to spend their weekdays, weeknights
and weekends. TYPros provides its members with opportunities to get in front of and build relationships
with local community and business leaders. TYPros now boasts
over 8,000 members and is considered one of the fastest growing
and leading young professional groups in the nation. TYPros
engages young professionals by offering eight different work crews:
Arts & Entertainment, Attraction, Business Development, Diversity,
Government Relations, Next Generation Leadership, Sustainability,
and Urbanists. Timeframe: July 2013 thru June 2014.
available)
Benefactors underwrite all of the activities, programs,
events and communications of Tulsa’s Young
Professionals.
•Representative on the advisory council
•Recognition in all correspondence relating to Young
Professional issues, programs, events, communication
and publications (Including weekly member e-newsletters
and approximately 80 events)
•Recognition in all special events email reminders
•Logo recognition at all TYPros events
•Prominent logo recognition on the home page of
www.typros.org
•Recognized as the major funding sponsor
Supporting Sponsor: $5,000 (UNLIMITED
available)
As this program continues to advance, it is imperative
young professionals receive corporate and community
support. Supporting sponsors provide the resources
necessary to ensure Tulsa’s Young Professionals
continued growth.
•Recognition on the web, www.typros.org
•Recognized on print and electronic communications
•Opportunities to participate in programs
•Logo recognition at all TYPros events (approximately 80)
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The Forge-TYPros Business Development Center
Sponsor
MISSION: To accelerate the development and success of start-up and existing businesses. By providing
affordable lease space to start-up companies, flexible office space to TYPros members, and access to
business development services, The Forge assists young professionals in overcoming obstacles faced in
the marketplace.
SERVICES:
Incubator: TYPros offers affordable lease space for start-up companies in a permanenet location at the
Wright Building Annex in the heart of downtown Tulsa. Qualifying companies will have a business plan
that targets the young professional demographic or is owned by a young professional. The space is
designed in urban style and will repurpose many recyclable materials to create an evergetic and innovative
atmosphere.
Co-Working Space: TYPros members and entrepreneurs can pay a daily or monthly fee to gain exclusive
access to the facillity which offers a short-term desk in a creative and collaborative environment. Members
will have access to a conference room, desks and wireless network. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
benefactor sponsor: $5,000 (four
available)
•Prominent name recognition at the Business
Development Center
•Opportunity for one representative on the Business
Development Center advisory council (group of advisors
to the tenants)
•Recognition on www.theforgetulsa.com
•Recognition on print and electronic communications
supporting sponsor: $2,500 (unlimited
available)
•Recognition at the Business Development Center
•Recognition on www.theforgetulsa.com
•Recognition on print and electronic communications
conference room Sponsor: $2,500 (one
available)
•Prominent logo recognition on the entrance and www.
theforgetulsa.com
•Recognized in advance publicity for all events that The
Forge and TYPro’s host in the conference room
•Name recognition in press releases and newsletters
pertaining to the conference room
•Company representatives may participate in lunchn-learn sessions conducted by The Forge corporate
sponsors
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Co-working space Sponsor: $5,000 (one
available)
•Prominent logo recognition on the entrance and within
the co-working space
•Prominent logo recognition on www.theforgetulsa.com
•Name recognition in press releases and newsletters
pertaining to the co-working space
•Company representatives may participate in lunchn-learn sessions conducted by The Forge corporate
sponsors
lobby entrance Sponsor: $3,000 (one
available)
•Prominent logo recognition in the lobby
•Prominent logo recognition on www.theforgetulsa.com
•Name recognition in press releases
forge ahead speaker series Sponsor:
$1,000 (minimum of six-four available)
The Forge partners with TYPros to bring a monthly
luncheon speaker series to hear from leading business
experts on topics related to entrepreneurship, business
development and leadership training. Past discussions
include: human resource training for small business
owners, social media training, a conversation with
David Littlefield, Littlefield Brand Development and the
importance of hiring smart.
•Recognized in advance publicity and at the event
•Opportunity for CEO and guest to attend the event
•Recognized in the TYPros newsletter
•Logo recognition on the typros.org and the forgetulsa.
com websites
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TYPros Diversity Program Benefactor
Benefactor
Underwrites all of the diversity and inclusion efforts of TYPros. Events supported by this sponsorship
create more informed young professionals who embrace the value of diverse groups and the inportance of
an inclusive community. Sponsorship will be featured on all diversity crew activities. New initiatives include
the “Perspectives” series that focuses on highlighting various minority groups and the D2 signature event.
Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
benefactor Sponsor: $5,000 (four
Available)
•Recognized in advance publicity and at events
•Opportunity for rep on Advisory Council
•Opportunity for CEO and guest to attend events
•Recognized in the TYPros e-newsletter
•Recognized as a crew sponsor
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TYPros Sustainability Program Benefactor
Benefactor
Underwrites all of the sustainability efforts of TYPros. Sponsor will be recognized as the crew sponsor as
well as a sponsor for all TYPros events that are organized and planned using green practices. Sponsor
will also be featured on any other sustainability crew activities. Includes 6 Do-It-Yourself events designed
to educate members about current green initiatives and teach ways to act “greener” in everyday life.
Available)
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TYPros Community Impact Benefactor
Benefactor
Underwrites all of the philanthropy events with the annual TYPRos Community Partner, including a TYPros
hosted fundraiser. Supports TYPros partnership with Leadership Tulsa to match young professionals to
community boards as “interns” meaning that they
do not have voting rights or financial obligations.
This connects young professionals to the
community and educates them on what boards are
doing to make Tulsa a better place and provides
them with invaluable leadership skills. Includes
three events centered around Board interns.
Additionally, the sponsorship will underwrite all
of the new initiatives of the Next Generation
Leadership Crew, whose mission is to develop
strategies to promote leadership opportunities and
education for young professionals, including the
Fitness in Tulsa Series. Timeframe is July 2013June 2014.
Available)
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TYPros Boomtown Awards
Event
In 2011, TYPros hosted its inaugural Boomtown Awards at The Mayo Hotel to highllight individuals,
businesses and organizations that are helping TYPros achieve its’ mission of attracting and retaining young
professionals to the Tulsa area and developing the next generation of business and community leaders.
The event was an enormous success and sold out with over 300 people in attendance. The second year
also sold out and was even bigger and better. The Boomtown
Awards will be held in the fourth quarter of 2013.
•Included as “Presenting sponsor” in all communications
sent to media and interviews regarding Boomtown
Awards
•Prominent logo recognition in all printed materials
•One reserved table for eight-ten
•Four individual tickets
supporting Sponsor: $2,000 (five available)
•Included in all communications sent to media and
interviews regarding Boomtown Awards
•Name recognition in all printed materials
•One reserved table for eight-ten
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TYPros Leadership through Legislation (New)
Event
This new series features quarterly educational sessions such as Civics 101, How a Bill Becomes a Law,
Effective Advocacy and timely educational items related to the legislative process. Guest speakers include
former Secretary of State Susan Savage, former Speaker of the House Chris Benge and others. These
sessions are open to the public and are attended by approximately 50 people. Timeframe is July 2013June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,500 (series of fourfour available)
•Recognized in advance publicity and at event
•Logo promotion in the TYPros e-newsletter
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TYPros Fitness In Tulsa (FIT Series) (new)
Event
The Next Generation Leadership Crew hosts this new series focused on getting young professionals
physically active in the community. Past events have included: a running group to support the Tulsa Run, a
kickball league, rock climbing and yoga. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,000 (series of six
minimum-four available)
100
TYPros Do-It-Yourself Series (new)
Event
The Sustainability Crew hosts this new weekend series centered on providing practical, do-it-yourself
activities to incorporate sustainable practices into your daily life. Past events have included: creating a rain
barrel, winterizing your garden, compositing 101 and understanding the city’s new trash policy. Timeframe
is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $500 (series of six
minimum-four available)
101
TYPros New Member Networking Series
Event
Underwrites all outreach and events catered toward new members. This includes the TYPros 360
Orientation Series and monthly “Toast to TYPros” new member events. This series is designed to educate
members about TYPros’ activities and initiatives to ultimately get new members engaged on a work crew.
Orientation sessions address questions and allow members to discuss projects with crew leaders. Also,
helps underwrite the DIVE presentations that TYPros volunteers present to area companies to recruit
employees to Tulsa and TYPros, as well as educate new employees about the benefits and opportunities in
the Tulsa metro area. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
•Recognized in the TYPros e-newsletter and website
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TYPros “Unplugged” Series
Event
Unplugged events provide a question/answer forum, giving young professionals exposure to decision
makers and community leaders. Examples of past speakers include Mayor Kathy Taylor, Mayor Dewey
Bartlett, Governor Brad Henry, Bill LaFortune, Chet Cadieux, Bobby Lorton, Steve Malcolm, Scott Booker
(manager, Flaming Lips), Ken Levitt and Jeff Stava, George Kaiser Family Foundation. Please note:
speakers may be controversial. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,500 (minimum of twofour available)
•Opportunity for CEO and guests to attend event
•Recognized in any additionally added unplugged events
103
TYPros Leadership Education Development (L.E.D. Series)
Event
TYPros will provide its members with luncheon opportunities to hear from distinguished leaders and
educators on topics related to professional and business development, leadership training, and community
involvement. Past discussions include: resume building, how to effectively work a room, and human
resource training for small business owners. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,500 (series of six four available)
104
TYPros “Art Of Tulsa” Series
Event
“Art Of Tulsa” events were created to enhance and develop appreciation, understanding and continued
support for the arts in our community. Through these events, TYPros members can experience
performance art, art museums and galleries, etc. TYPros hosts their own show each year to celebrate YP
artists. Past events include partnerships with Tulsa Ballet, Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa Opera and Chamber
Music Tulsa. Also covers a TYPros public art project. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,000 (approximately
four per year-four available)
•Recognized in the TYPros e-newsletter and website
105
TYPros Intern Program Benefactor
Development
Tulsa’s future workforce is dependent on our youth. This program encourages businesses to develop
and expand internship programs and provides them with an internship guide. In addition, companies are
encouraged to list internship opportunities on the web site solely for Tulsa internships. TYPros continues
to promote Tulsa as a choice destination for internships and jobs through attendance at career fairs and
marketing materials directing them to both the internintulsa.com site and the TYPros site. Includes events
designed specifically for interns to meet, make connections, and learn more about Tulsa, thus enhancing their
internship experience and hopefully, influencing where they want to live and work.
•Recognized on advance publicity and at event(s)
•Opportunity for CEO and guest to attend event(s)
•Recognized in e-announcements to college students
•Recognized at summer intern event(s)
•Opportunity to provide promotional items at intern
event(s)
106
TYPros “Street Cred” Project
Development
“Street Cred” - community redevelopment through urban revitalization. Sometimes all an area needs is a
little push to offer people a vision of what it can become. Street Cred attempts to showcase areas of Tulsa
for what they could be-livable, walkable, sustainable and revitalized.
In its inaugural year, “Street Cred” focused on “Polishing the Pearl”, the intersection of 6th and Peoria in
the Pearl District. Often referred to as the corridor from TU to downtown, TYPros gave the intersection
a “weekend makeover” to visually articulate the potential the area has to become the next “Blue Dome”,
“Cherry Street” or “Brookside”. The second year saw the “Red Fork Revival” in west Tulsa. TYPros
will host a weekend event that brings together local businesses, entertainment, people and energy to
promote a vision for a thoughtful approach to infill development, helping to shape Tulsa’s growth without
compromising its identity and individuality. Each year, a different area of Tulsa will be highlighted. The
location for the 2013 Street Cred event is in north Tulsa at 36th Street North and Peoria. Timeframe is July
2013-June 2014.
•Recognized in advance pubicity and at the event
•Logo displayed at the event
•Opportunity for CEO and guest to attend event(s)
•Recognized in the TYPros e-newsletter and on the
website
107
TYPros Family Event
Event
This event provides a chance for young professionals to network in a family-friendly environment making it
easier for YPs with families to get plugged in. Past activities include the Air and Space Museum; picnics;
Pumpkin Patch trip; pool party; children’s reading hour with best selling authors; float in the Holiday Parade
of Lights and Children’s Art Day at Zarrow Center. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,000 (series of two four available)
108
TYPros Pub Club
Event
TYPros’ members are invited to meet at cool spots around Tulsa to network and mingle. Pub clubs
typically attract 100-150 members at each event. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,500 (series of 6-12five available)
109
TYPros Create Tulsa Series (New)
Event
It’s important for young professionals to be educated on the future plans for the city. This series allows
young professionals to learn about possible developments from the source and to ask questions. Areas of
particular interest include downtown and river developments. Events include speakers on the importance
of building a creative community and bring speakers from out of state to discuss ways individuals can
enhance their community. Timeframe is July 2013-June 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $2,000 (series of two
minimum-three available)
•Recognized at any additional development events
110
TYPros “YP Day at the Capitol”
Event
A “Young Professionals” day at the State Capitol provides the opportunity for young professionals to meet
with our state-elected delegation. Each year, this event has gained momentum and is an important outlet
for YPs to share their legislative agenda and ultimately, have a voice in affecting change. This event will be
held in spring 2014. Approximate attendance is 50.
available)
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TYPros Host Sponsors
Sponsor
Seeking location venues suitable for young
professionals’ events (50-300 people depending
on event) and food (budget reduction trade or
cash). An urban bar type atmosphere is preferred.
Must be approved by the special events crew
of Tulsa’s Young Professionals. Timeframe
July 2013-June 2014.
is
Sponsor: $1,000 (unlimited available)
•Opportunity for CEO and guests to attend event
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Dine Around Tulsa
c/o
Publication
Tulsa’s restaurant guide includes listings by neighborhood, by type of cuisine, and in alphabetical order.
These will be provided to all convention/meeting delegates as well as to all group and individual leisure
visitors. Distribution estimated at 30,000 annually. Sponsorship includes a “featured” lcoation on the
VisitTulsa restaurant page. Published twice per year in 2014.
ONEOK Cafeteria
100 W. 5th St.
918.588.7625
Mon - Fri 7a-1:30p
Skyline Snack Shop
15 E. 5th St., Ste 130
918.592.5502
Mon – Fri 7:30a-3:30p
Skyline Snack Shop
110 W. 7th St., Ste LL100
918.592.5503
Mon – Fri 7:30a – 3p
Steakfinger House
403 S. Boulder Ave.
918.584.0454
Mon – Fri 6:30a – 2:30p
Subway
4 W. 4th St.
918.592.0000
Mon – Fri 9a-6:30p
Sat 10a-3p
Trula’s
115 West 5th St.
918.895.8403
Breakfast: 6:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Lunch: 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Bar: 5:00 p.m. – Close
Teri’s
3 E. 5th St.
Tulsa, OK 74103
918.58.CONEY (26639)
Mon - Fri 10:30a-2p
The Greens on Boulder
419 S. Boulder
918.587.0123
Mon - Fri 7:30a - 3p
Core Business District
Quizno’s
15 W. 5th St.
918.583.7849
Mon – Fri 11a-5p
Ti Amo’s
302 S. Cheyenne Ave.
918.592.5151
Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm
Thurs-Sat: 5pm-11pm
Sun-Wed: 5P-11P only during
BOK Center Events
1974 Pub & Grill
402 E. 2nd St.
918.599.7019
Tues – Thurs 11a – 12a
Fri – Sat 11a – 2a
James E. McNellie’s Public
House
409 E. 1st St.
918.382.7468
Mon - Sun 11a - Midnight
Blue Dome Diner
313 E. 2nd St.
918.382.7866
Tues – Fri 7a – 2p
Sat – Sun 8a – 1:30p
Thurs – Sat 6p - 10p
JoeMomma’s Pizza
112 S. Elgin
918.794.6563
Sun - Thurs 11a-midnight
Fri & Sat 11a - 3a
Yokozuna
309 E. 2nd St.
918.508.7676
Mon – Fri 11a-2p
Mon – Thurs 5-10p
Fri - Sat 5p - midnight
Dilly Deli
402 E. 2nd St.
918.938.6382
Sun-Sat 8a – 4p
El Guapo’s
322 E. 1st St.
918.382.7482
Mon – Thurs 11a – 12a
Fri – Sat 11a-1a
Sun 11a- 12a
For more restaurant listings, or other things to do while visiting Tulsa, check out
our website www.VisitTulsa.com.
Williams Café
7 E. 2nd St.
Tulsa, OK 74103
918.573.2080
Mon - Fri 6:45a-9:30a,
11a-1:30p
Outback Steakhouse
9006 E 71st St
TULSA’S DOWNTOWN DINING EXPERIENCE
254-4741
Shogun Steakhouse
6808 S Memorial Dr
254-2134
Panda Express
9815 E 71st St
459-0315
Silver Flame Steak House &
Seafood
6100 S Sheridan Ave
496-3311
Panera Bread
11123 E 71st St Spc B
250-0196
Pizza Hut
7121 S Memorial Dr
234-8080
Zorba’s Greek Grill
601 S Boston Ave
295.4800
Mon – Fri 11:30a-3p
Popeye’s
Woodland Hills Mall
294-1311
Qdoba Mexican Grill
8310 E 71st St
994-7145
Tabouli’s
414 S. Main St.
918.599.8220
Mon - Fri 11a-2p
Quizno’s Sub
10031 E 71st St
918-459-7966
Red Lobster
6718 S Memorial Dr
250-5330
Greenwood
Fat Guy’s Burger Bar
140 N. Greenwood Ave
794.7782
Mon-Sat 11a – 10p
Open after 10p and on Sundays
during ONEOK Field events
Tulsa Convention and Visitors Bureau
Tulsa, OK 74103
800.558.3311
www.VisitTulsa.com
Savoy Restaurant
6033 S Sheridan Rd
494-5621
Papa John’s
6105 S Mingo Rd
252-7272
Pei Wei Asian Diner
4609 W Kenosha St
250-8557
Subway
601 S. Boulder Ave.
918.592.7722
Mon – Fri 9a-5p
Jordan’s Fresh Fish Market
140 N. Greenwood Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74120
918.582.1041
Tues - Fri 11a-7p,
Sat 11a-6p
Blue Dome District
Oklahoma Spud
410 S. Main St.
Tulsa, OK 74103
918.587.1255
Mon - Fri 11a-2p
Red Robin
4801 W Kenosha
Broken Arrow
254-4756
Smashburger
10830 E 71st St
307-0830
Smokey Island
Woodland Hills Mall
249-0550
Sonic Drive In
9310 E 71st St
254-0128
Starbucks
7101 S Memorial Dr
459-0841
Starbucks
Super Target Store
10711 E 71st St
307-8161
TGI Friday’s
8221 E 61st St
250-7825
The Honeybaked Ham Co.
8228 E 61st St Ste 116
254-6339
Ti Amo Italian Restorante
6024 S Sheridan Rd #A
499-1919
Twin Peaks
7007 S Memorial Dr
250-0700
Village Inn Pancake House
8320 E 71st St
254-7623
Waffle House
7022 S Mingo
252-5176
New China Super Buffet
2142 S Sheridan Ave
832-1388
Ron’s Hamburgers
1545 S Sheridan Ave
832-1911
Tacos Dom Francisco
4008 E 11th St
834-4866
On The Border
5340 E 41st St
627-3300
Ruby Tuesday
7806 E Skelly Dr
622-0781
Tally’s Good Food Café
1102 S Yale Ave
835-8039
Osaka Fantasy Steakhouse
3324 E 51st St
712-9943
Santa Fe
1515 S Sheridan Ave
836-9707
Thai Siam
6380 E 31st St
622-7667
Outback Steakhouse
4723 S Yale Ave
627-1992
Smoothie King
5075 S Yale Ave
622-2224
TGI Fridays
5359 E 41st St
280-8443
Wranglers Bar-B-Q
7915 E 71st St
252-4499
Panda Express
4728 E 21st St
743-8186
Speedy Gonzalez
2301 S. Memorial Dr
826-0960
Ty’s Hamburgers
1534 S Harvard Ave
749-8122
Villa Pizza
Woodland Hills Mall
250-9341
Panera Bread
5601 E 41st St
663-1600
Starbucks Coffee
5984 S Yale Ave
488-8547
Umberto’s Pizzeria
3228 E 21st St
712-1999
Zio’s Italian Kitchen
7111 S Mingo Rd
250-5999
Pei Wei Asian Diner
5954 S Yale Ave
497-1015
Steve’s Sundry Books
(Lunch Counter)
2612 S Harvard Ave
743-3544
Viet Huong
7919 E 21st St
664-1682
Which Wich
6028 S Memorial Dr
394-9424
Wing Run
7996 S Sheridan Rd
492-9464
TULSA’S 71st STREET RESTAURANT ROW
Pizza Hut
1907 S Harvard Ave
234-8080
Wendy’s
11032 E 71st St
254-1623
Promenade Food Court
4107 S Yale Ave
627-9224
Whataburger
6004 S Sheridan Rd
492-6154
Qdoba Mexican Grill
5320 S Yale Ave
493-7179
Starbucks
11123 E 71st St
294-8600
Quiznos
1419 E 15th St
584-6200
Steak N Shake
6136 S Memorial
294-0275
Red Lobster
4525 E 51st St
496-3323
Subway Sandwiches & Salads
10156 E 71st St
250-3897
Rocket Brothers
9705 E. 61st
St
Downtown
Dining Guide Souper Salad
872-1155
8228 E 61st St
249-2624
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
6603 S Memorial Dr
Taco Bell
254-7800
8109 E 74th Pl
254-6652
Ron’s Hamburgers
7119 S Mingo Rd
Taco Bueno
250-7667
6825 S Memorial Dr
252-1444
Ruby Tuesdays
6746 S Memorial Dr
Texas Roadhouse
459-4212
11111 E 71st St
461-8891
Rib Crib
1601 S Harvard Ave
742-2742
Ricardo’s Restaurant
5629 E 41st St
622-2668
For more restaurant listings, or other things to do while visiting Tulsa, check
out our website www.VisitTulsa.com.
Tulsa, OK 74103
800.558.3311
www.VisitTulsa.com
Sonic Drive-In
3821 S Harvard Ave
749-7046
Subway
1911 S Yale Ave
764-9600
Warren Duck Club
(Doubletree Warren Place)
6110 S Yale Ave
495-1000
Wendy’s
3341 E 31st St
749-9420
Western Country Diner
1905 S Sheridan Ave
835-8862
Western Sizzlin’
6510 E 21st St
835-8442
Whataburger
5726 E 41st St
665-1317
TULSA’S EXPO SQUARE RESTAURANTS
Wilson’s BBQ
3616 E 11th St
836-7020
Wingstop
1921 S Yale Ave
743-9464
Village Inn
2745 S Harvard Ave
742-3515
Wok-Hot Chinese Delivery
1731 S Sheridan Rd
437-8391
Village Inn
5230 S Yale Ave
496-1207
South of the Border Express
2165 S Sheridan Rd
835-7300
Sushi Train
3300 E 51st St
747-9931
Taco Bueno
2814 E 11th St
582-1090
For more restaurant listings, or other things to do while visiting Tulsa, check
out our website www.VisitTulsa.com.
Taco Bell
4703 E 51st St
481-5238
Taco Cabana
1941 S Yale Ave
712-8834
Tulsa, OK 74103
800.558.3311
www.VisitTulsa.com
Expo Square Dining Guide
71st Street Dining Guide
Presenting Sponsor: $750 (four available)
•Logo recognition on printed piece
•”Featured” location on the VisitTulsa website
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Downtown Tulsa Map
Publication
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and entertainment venues. Map is distributed at all downtown
hotels, BOK Center, Tulsa Regional Chamber, downtown
businesses and to meeting attendees. Print quantity is minimum
of 15,000. Timeframe is January-December 2014.
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•High visibility logo promotion
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Local Hero/Tops In Tulsa Luncheon
Event
The Tulsa Hotel & Lodging Association (THLA), the City of Tulsa and VisitTulsa will honor “Local Heroes”
in May 2014. This luncheon will honor up to 20 Tulsans (and area residents) who have worked with the
VisitTulsa staff to bring a meeting, convention or event to Tulsa in the past year. The THLA also honors top
hotel employees. Representatives from the mayor’s office, city councilors, Chamber leadership and those
being honored attend as well as THLA members. Approximately 200 attend.
•Receives top billing in advance and post publicity, online calendar and on event visuals
•Opportunity for CEO or rep to welcome guests
•Opportunity to address attendees
• Recognition in the Chamber Report
•Seating for 8 at the luncheon
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Meeting Planner Guide
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Publication
Tulsa’s Meeting Planner Guide outlines in detail all aspects of the meeting and convention industry in the
city. The Guide is designed to assist meeting and event planners with their activities in Tulsa. The Guide
is divided into sections, including: About Tulsa, Convention Facilities, Arenas and Theaters, Hotels and
Lodging, Attractions, Shopping and Sports, Convention Services, Restaurants, and Transportation
and Maps. The Guide is provided to approximately 500 planners per year and is available printed or
electronically. Also, available on the VisitTulsa website. Timeframe is January-December 2014.
Presenting Sponsor: $1,000 (six availableone per section in bold above)
•One-third page at beginning of the corresponding
section, to include logo and 25 word description/sales
message
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Meeting Tulsa At A Glance Brochure
c/o
Publication
An attractive and concise convention sales brochure promotes convention facilities available in Tulsa. The
brochure will be distributed at conventions, electronically to meeting planners, through direct mail and on
the VisitTulsa website. Distribution will be approximately 750 per year. This is an excellent sponsorship
opportunity for hotels or attractions. Timeframe is January-December 2014.
CONvENTION & MEETINg
FACILITIES
CONvENTION PROPERTIES
TULSA CONvENTION CENTER
2010 began a renaissance for Tulsa’s Convention Center. A 30,000 sq. ft. ballroom was opened, the largest in
Oklahoma. Other meeting space was refreshed to coordinate with this new addition. TCC offers over 100,000 sq.
ft. of flexible exhibit space, several additional breakout rooms and an arena with a seating capacity of 8,900
Banquet Seating
6,500
550
5,000
4,200
360
Exhibit Hall B & C
72,200
5,700
4,400
360
Exhibit Hall A
30,400
2,700
1,400
150
Exhibit Hall B
30,400
2,700
1,500
150
Exhibit Hall C
38,000
3,400
1,600
190
Assembly Hall
(with built-in stage)
7,700
1,000
500
40
Conference Hall
(divisible into 7 sections)
20,000
1,536
Tulsa Ballroom A & B
30,060
3,300
1,800
150
Tulsa Ballroom A
21,474
2000
1,300
105
Tulsa Ballroom B
Tulsa Ballroom B2
1,408
HOTELS
COURTyARD TULSA DOWNTOWN
www.marriott.com/ 918.508.7400–––––(Six
blocks to the Tulsa Convention Center)
10’x10’ BoothS
7,000
64,600
95
8,586
700
500
3,098
280
150
15
Tulsa Ballroom B1 or B3
2,749
200
100
135
Riverside
1,215
60
50
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Utica
1,215
60
50
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HyATT REgENCy TULSA
www.tulsa.hyatt.com/ 918.582.9000
(Seven blocks to the Tulsa Convention
Center)
DOWNTOWN
theater Seating
102,600
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Brady
1,215
60
50
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Blue Dome
1,215
60
50
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Brookside
1,215
60
50
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Cherry Street
1,215
60
50
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Greenwood
1,215
60
50
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Arena
23,744
8.900
1,760
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theater
Banquet
10’ x 10’ BoothS
QuikTrip Center
354,000
27,000
23,000
3,200
Central Park Hall
43,000
3,300
2,800
216
Exchange Center
58,500
4,500
3,800
216
Pavilion
16,150
5,500
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TULSA AREA ARENAS
SOUTHEAST
SQUARE FEET
SOUTH
EXPO SQUARE / TULSA FAIRgROUNDS
Over one-hundred twenty million dollars has been spent in the past decade at Expo Square; it is considered to be
the premier equine facility in the United States, where National and International shows are held annually. Home
to one of the world’s largest clear-span buildings, the QuikTrip Center hosts a multitude of shows and events
throughout the year. Other facilities in this 240 acre site include a 5/8th mile horse-racing track with seating for
4,000, an historic Art Deco style Pavilion and multiple other meeting venues.
arena
LoCATion
BoK Center
Downtown
Seating CapaCity
Square Feet
18,500
550,000
South
10,573
317,121
Donald Reynolds Center at the
University of Tulsa
Midtown
8,355
138,000
Tulsa Convention Center Arena
Downtown
8,900
23,744
Southeast
5,662
27,000
Midtown
5,500
16,150
South / Bixby
4,500
35,000
Mabee Center
John Q. Hammons Arena
at the UMAC
Expo Square Pavilion
SpiritBank Event Center
MIDTOWN
Tulsa offers a number of venues to meet the needs of your group. These arenas are situated around the city with
accommodation blocks available to each one. Arena seating capacities range from 4,500 to 18,500
# of Meeting
Rooms/Sq. Ft.
Largest
Theater
Seating
Largest
Banquet
Seating
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2/1,186
77
45
460
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Total guest
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DOUBLETREE HOTEL TULSA
DOWNTOWN
www.tulsadowntown.doubletree.com/
918.587.8000
(Connected to the Tulsa Convention
Center
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HOLIDAy INN TULSA - CITy CENTER
www.downtownplaza.com/ 918.585.5898
(Four blocks to the Tulsa Convention
Center)
207
15/22,867
3/3,000
HOTEL AMBASSADOR
www.hotelambassador-tulsa.com/
918.587.8200
(12 blocks to the Tulsa Convention Center)
55
3/1,147
MAyO HOTEL
www.themayohotel.com/ 918.582.6296
(Four blocks to the Tulsa Convention
Center)
102
9/20,239
CLARION HOTEL
www.choicehotels.com/ 918.258.7085
EAST
Square Feet
Exhibit Hall A, B, C
Exhibit Hall A & B
195
4/4,362
HARD ROCK HOTEL AND CASINO TULSA
www.hardrockcasinotulsa.com/
918.384.7800
356
19/35,000
PARK INN HOTEL TULSA AIRPORT
www.parkinn.com/airporthotel-tulsa/
918.835.9911
172
7/7,200
SPORTS at a glance
Our downtown stadium, ONEOK Field, made its debut in
April of
2010 to a900
roaring crowd who enjoyed a game played
1,100
against the city’s skyline. The new stadium seats 8,600 and
boasts 30 suites.
In the 250
heart of the
city is The University of Tulsa with state-of-the-art collegiate facilities including:
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• H.A. Chapman Stadium with a new seating capacity of 30,000.
• Michael D. Case Tennis Center – a top-tier tennis complex,
• Hurricane Soccer and Track Stadium featuring a 75’ X 120’ soccer field; eight-lane 400-meter synthetic
70
72
surface running track and seating for 2,000 spectators.
Additionally, Oral Roberts University provides access to J.L. Johnson Stadium with a natural grass surface and
425
280
seating
of up to 2,418.
Home to 19 public golf courses and many award-winning private courses, the Tulsa area is a golf mecca for amateurs
300
250
and professionals
alike. Tulsa has hosted the U.S. Open, PGA, U.S. Amateur and LPGA.
If your1425
event is more
1000 about speed, Tulsa’s Raceway Park is the place with 10,000 seating capacity and 10 staging
lanes. Tulsa is also home to the U.S. Shooting Academy.
350 sports,225
For youth
the region is well equipped with several baseball complexes including All-Star Sports Complex, Carl
Smith Sports Complex and Indian Springs Sports Complex. Tulsa Riverparks boasts more than 40 miles of trails and
a host of water sports.
RAMADA TULSA AIRPORT EAST
www.ramadaairport.com/ 918.437.7660
158
4/3,081
HILTON TULSA SOUTHERN HILLS
www.HiltonTulsa360.com/ 918.492.5000
284
11/12,000
500
300
MARRIOTT TULSA SOUTHERN HILLS
www.marriott.com/tulse/ 918.493.7000
383
23/43,000
1,400
1,020
RADISSON TULSA HOTEL
www.radissontulsa.com/ 918.627.5000
325
20/14,151
850
550
300
23/50,000
3,000
2,000
RENAISSANCE TULSA HOTEL AND
CONvENTION CENTER
www.renaissancetulsa.com/ 918.307.2600
DOUBLETREE HOTEL TULSA AT WARREN
PLACE
www.doubletreehotelwarrenplace.com/
918.495.1000
TULSA SELECT HOTEL
www.selecttulsa.com/ 918.622.7000
EMBASSy SUITES
www.tulsa.embassysuites.com/
918.622.4000
TULSA at a glance
Besides the versatile arenas found throughout the city, Tulsa
is home
to many1,100
complexes, fields and facilities able to
1,400
accommodate any sport.
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350
The Midwest is known for having a flair all its own, but the unique
marriage of Tulsa’s historic Native American roots and oil
boom heritage create a city rich in arts, culture and entertainment.
Centrally located, Tulsa is an affordable and easy drive-in destination for
conventions and events. The newly remodeled Tulsa International
Airport (TUL) is a convenient 15 minutes from downtown for those
choosing to fly.
Anchored by four professional sports teams and two private universities, there’s always a game on in Tulsa.
Once downtown, you will find a city reborn with a newly renovated
and expanded Tulsa Convention Center; one of the nation’s top
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340
240
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350
250
arenas, the 18,500 seat BOK Center; and the new $39.2 million dollar
ONEOK Field – home of the Tulsa Drillers baseball team.
Meeting attendees can spend free time in-between sessions exploring
ACCESSIBILITy
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SUPPORT HOTELS
Tulsa offers more than 13,000 hotel rooms in the metropolitan area. So no
matter which conference hotel or area you choose, we have a wide variety of
accommodations to support your group’s overflow needs.
CENTRALLy LOCATED in the middle of the country, Tulsa is
an easy drive-in destination for many delegates. For those
who want to fly, Tulsa International Airport is just 15 minutes
from downtown and offers 72 flights daily, with direct
flights to more than 20 U.S. destinations.
Most major carriers fly into Tulsa so delegates can choose
the airline and fare that works best for their needs. For
more information, visit tulsaairports.com.
art, culture and history of this oil-boom city. Mere steps from the Tulsa
Convention Center they are able to view some of the most magnificent
Art Deco architecture in the World. A few steps further and they’ll
find the Brady and Blue Dome entertainment districts. World
class museums including the Gilcrease or Philbrook are less than 3 miles
from the convention center. Seeking a different kind of adventure?
The Oklahoma Aquarium and the Tulsa Zoo both offer a unique and
exciting “meeting experience”.
Planners and organizations are taking a closer look at Tulsa – downtown
and around the city. Welcome to Tulsa.
VisitTulsa.com
tulsasports.org
2 W. 2nd St., Ste 150 | Tulsa, OK 74103 | www.VisitTulsa.com | 800-558-3311
•Quarter page business promotion on back cover
•”Featured sponsor” position on website
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Tulsa Totes
c/o
Promotional Item
Each year thousands of meeting delegates visit Tulsa and many collect information about activities
available to them in the city. These recyclable plastic bags are provided at numerous conventions and
meetings throughout the Tulsa area for just this purpose. The bags are also used at several women’s
and travel shows in the region. Tulsa logo placed on one side. Production is 10,000 totes. Timeframe is
January-December 2014.
•Company logo printed one side of bag
•Company’s promotional piece included in bag
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Tulsa Visitors Map
Publication
Four color map featuring Tulsa attractions, shopping, accommodations and public meeting/sports facilities.
Map is distributed at all OK Travel Info Centers and the Tulsa Regional Chamber and provided to Tulsans,
visitors and convention and sports delegates. Print quantity is 50,000. Timeframe is January-December
2014.
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VISITORS INFORMATION: Tulsa Convention & Visitors Bureau, Williams Center
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ATTRACTIONS
1 Alexandre Hogue Gallery of Art
2 Big Splash Water Park
3 Black Settlers:
The Search for the Promised Land
4 Blue Bell Creameries*
43 BOk Center (opening fall 2008)*
6 Boston Avenue Methodist Church*
5 Brady Theatre*
7 Cain’s Ballroom*
8 Celebration Station
9 Cherokee Casino & Resort
10 Creek Council Oak Tree
11 Creek Nation Casino
12 Discoveryland!’s Oklahoma!
2 Expo Square
2 Expo Square Pavilion
34 Frankoma Pottery
13 Geoscience Center
14 Gilcrease Museum
2 Golden Driller
3 Greenwood Cultural Center*
16 Harwelden
17 Heller Theatre
18 Laser Quest
20 Living Arts of Tulsa*
21 Mabee Center
3 Mabel B. Little Heritage House*
22 Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino (2 loc.)
21 ORU Prayer Tower Visitor Center
21 ORU Willard Elsing Museum
23 Oklahoma Aquarium
15 Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame*
24 Oxley Nature Center
25 Perryman Wrangler Ranch
26 Philbrook Museum of Art
27 Redbud Valley Nature Preserve
28 RiverWest Festival Park
88 Richardson Asian Art Museum
29 Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art
30 Theatre North*
31 Tulsa Air & Space Museum & Planetarium
32 Tulsa Art Deco District*
33 Tulsa Convention Center*
35 Tulsa Garden Center, Tulsa Rose Garden,
Woodward Park & Linnaeus Teaching Garden
35 Tulsa Historical Society
36 Tulsa’s Incredible Pizza Company
37 Tulsa Performing Arts Center*
38 Tulsa Port of Catoosa & Arkansas River Museum
39 Tulsa Spotlight Theatre *
40 Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
41 Van Trease Performing Arts Center
for Education (PACE)
42 Walter Arts Center at Holland Hall
Historic Route 66
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SHOPPING
Brookside
Cherry Street
Jenks, OK
Kings Pointe Village
River Walk Crossing
SouthRoads
Shops of Seville
The Farm Shopping Center
The Plaza
Tulsa Promenade
Utica Square
Woodland Hills Mall
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UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES
Langston University *
Northeastern State University/Broken Arrow
OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine
OSU Tulsa *
OU Tulsa Schusterman Center
Oral Roberts University
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Tulsa Community College (4 loc.)
Tulsa Technology Center (4 loc.)
Tulsa Welding School
University of Tulsa
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PUBLIC GOLF COURSES & SPORTS VENUES
Bailey Golf Ranch
Battle Creek Golf Club
Broken Arrow Golf & Athletic Club
Cherokee Hills Golf Club
Clary Fields Golf Club
Forest Ridge Golf Course
LaFortune Golf Course
Links Golf & Athletic Club
Lit’l Links Golf Club
Mohawk Park Golf Course
Owasso Golf & Athletic Club
Page Belcher Golf Course
The Canyons at Black Ridge
Sapulpa Municipal Golf Course
South Lakes Golf Course
White Hawk Golf Club
The Woods Golf Course
JJ’s Golf Center
All Star Sports Complex
Carl Smith Sports Complex
Drillers Stadium
Fair Meadows Race Track
Michael D. Case Tennis Center
Donald W. Reynolds Center Arena
H.A. Chapman Stadium
Tulsa Raceway Park
JRP Speedway
Union Multipurpose Activity Center
•High visibility logo promotion on printed map
•”Featured Sponsor” position on website map
•75-100 word fast fact about the sponsor included, as
well as a key visual selected by VisitTulsa
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VisitTulsa Visitor’s Guide (New)
Publication
This publication markets the Tulsa region’s hotels, restaurants and attractions to visitors. It serves as the
official visitor’s guide for the Tulsa area. Distributed to area hotels, travel centers and to fill inquiries from
VisitTulsa.com and information requests through publications which VisitTulsa is advertising in. Distributed
bi-annually (Fall/Winter and Spring/Summer, 40,000 each - 80,000 total annually). Sponsorship is for
Spring/Summer 2014 and Fall/Winter 2014-2015.
Presenting Sponsor: $7,500 (three available-cash only)
cover
Gold Sponsor: $6,000 (five available-cash
only)
•Full-color full page business promotion placed inside the
guide
Silver Sponsor: $3,000 (eight available)
•Full-color half page business promotion (horizontal only)
placed inside the guide
bronze Sponsor: $1,500 (ten available)
•Full-color quarter page business promotion (vertical only)
placed inside the guide
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VisitTulsa Mobile Center (New)
Sponsor
c/o
The tourism, sports, and entertainment industry
is an emerging economic sector providing
substantial monetary impact to the Tulsa region.
A Mobile Visitor Center is an innovative tool
designed to service the evolving needs of our
visitors by taking literature and information to our
guests. Participation in this unique opportunity
will provide exposure to more than 75,000 people
annually to include festivals, fairs, agricultural
shows, conventions, cultural celebrations, expos,
educational venues, sporting events and more!
Timeframe is January-December 2014.
•Prominent logo recognition on the Mobile Visitor Center
graphics package
•Preferred position for distribution and display of company’s promotional piece at the Mobile Visitor Center
•Logo recognition on the VisitTulsa and Tulsa Sports
Commission websites
supporting Sponsor: $5,000 (four available)
•Logo recognition on the Mobile Visitor Center graphics
package
•Distribution of company’s promotional piece at the
Mobile Visitor Center
•Company name on the VisitTulsa and Tulsa Sports
Commission websites
(VisitTulsa reserves the right to cover competing logos for
up to two events annually where a pre-existing, exclusive
sponsorship has been established.)
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Choose Tulsa Relocation Guide
Publication
This publication markets the Tulsa region to prospective recruits and relocating individuals. A picturesque
guide to living and working in the Tulsa region highlighting the cost of living, quality of life, education
opportunities, and entertainment. Distributed to area businesses, recruiters, universities, hospitals and
site consultants to assist in talent attraction; executives, recent graduates and transfers. Guide is also
shared with individuals requesting information about moving to our region. Online guide is featured on
TulsaChamber.com, ChooseTulsaJobs.com & GrowMetroTulsa.com. To be published in first quarter 2014.
cover
•Full-color quarter page business promotion placed on the
inside (vertical only)
inside (horizontal only)
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Employer Workforce Outlook
Event
Annual event held in late 2013 or early 2014 dedicated to addressing talent development initiatives and
programs related to supply and demand needs. This event promotes existing programs and highlights
emerging trends related to business/industry, training/development and workforce strategies. Attendees
include human resource professionalsm business and industry partners, K-12 educators, career tech
representatives, college and university leaders and workforce development professionals. The Chamber’s
membership, board of directors and board of advisors are invited. Projected attendance: 100.
•Top billing in advance and post publicity
•Event recognition on materials and online calendar
•Opportunity to make introductions
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Human Resource Forum Series
Event
The ever changing world of managing human capital creates the need to stay up to date and engage in
timely topics. The chamber’s HR Forum will identify two trending topics tied
to human resources and bring in subject matter experts to share information
and perspectives related to the topic; Family Medical Leave, compliance,
workers’ compensation, flex schedules, employee engagement, etc. Projected
attendance: 40-60 per forum. HRCI credits may be associated with forums.
•Recognition on event announcements and online
calendar
•Logo on event materials
•Recognition through social media posts
event series)
calendar
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Job Networking Forum Series (New)
Event
The job search process has changed dramatically over the past several years. Navigating the online
application, LinkedIn, Facebook and maximizing and growing your networks can be a daunting task for
everyone. The chamber will host two events to tackle some of the challenges job seekers face. This will
be an interactive discussion to give job seekers a toolbox of resources to utilize and get connected to
opportunities in our region. Program will share market intelligence, power sectors and general information
related to regions’ business climate.
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Mosaic Benefactor
Benefactor
The mission of Mosaic is to educate, lead and influence businesses on creating diverse and inclusive
workforce cultures to enhance their competetive advantage. Mosaic will catapult our business community
and region into the forefront of diversity and inclusion leadership. Our diversity business program will
ultimately lead to stronger recruitment and retention of skilled and diverse workforce for our region.
Timeframe is January-December 2014.
Catapult Tulsa into the
forefront of diversity
and inclusion leadership
Mission: Mosaic will Leveraging
leverage Tulsa’s Diversity
the region’s diversity to create
an inclusive community and
improve the economic and social
climate in the Tulsa region.
Diversity
and Inclusion
the world around us
Mosaic is a Tulsa Metro Chamber committee
originated
and led byinthe
Chamber’s membership and leadership. Chamber leadership is
Creating
TULSA
USA
committed to the mission and vision of Mosaic, and has expanded the
Chamber’s long-term strategic plan to include a diversity and inclusion
Young professionals care
more about tolerance and a
objective in every facet of all programs.Tulsa’s Young Professionals
currently has more than 8000
members and is considered to
be a leading national
organization for young
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highest-Tulsa’s
level
of
Young
Professionals
inclusivity when the following
dynamics
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different perspectives and approaches to work. Leadership
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truly values the variety of opinions and
insights
reports more than one out of
different cultural backgrounds bringevery
to the
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disability. -U.S. Census
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The leadership recognizes the opportunities
challenges
Bureau 2010and
report
that diversity presents to the organization, embraces those
opportunities, and commits to finding healthy solutions to the
challenges.
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region’s youth are
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ofpeople
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color. -U.S. Census Bureau
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diverse community
In Tulsa, 60 percent of the
diverse workplace
The Global War for
racialTalent
or ethnic background
quality of life that embraces
diversity in everything,
including race and sexual
orientation. -The Rise of the
Creative Call (and How It’s
Transforming Work, Leisure,
and Everyday Life), Richard
Florida.
inclusive workplaces
Diversity and Inclusion in your
business
In 2010, people of color
accounted for 48.6 percent of
children born in America, a
figure predicted to surpass 50
percent in 2011. -U.S. Census
Bureau 2010 report
If a city cannot pull talent that includes people who
9 The
have lived, traveled, or understand
theorganization
varying
culture is such that training and education Seventy-eight percent of the
dynamics of age, race, ethnicity, sexual
orientation
and
programs
nurture personal
development,
and carefully
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
Tulsa was the fifth emerging
religious beliefs, it will pull from adesigned
talent pool
that
does the potential
cityof
in different
the U.S. forstaff
samewithout Transgendered (LGBT)
jobs
maximize
healthy social climate not foster economic success. -The Inclusion Paradox,
community is likely to do
sex-households. -Dennis R.
relegating them to isolated niche areas
within the organization.business with companies that
Neil Equality Center
Andres T. Tapia
are known to have
Diversity and Inclusion essential
foster inclusion. The diverse segments of our community
possess incredible purchasing power and constitute
the
to the
mission of the Tulsa Metro
human capital needed to create workforces that will
Chamber
propel the Tulsa region forward.
In its 100-plus year history, the Tulsa Metro Chamber has
maintained a central focus to attract, retain and grow
diverse leaders
mosaic
The selection criteria for companies seeking a new
• Heightened competitive advantage in a global
location or to expand have changed. Today, communities
economy
are measured on openness, diversity and inclusiveness.
• Broadened creativity and innovation
The organizational culture encourages debate and
constructive conflict.
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Workers feel valued and are encouraged to apply their
• Expanded perspectives
background and
skills in creative ways to improve the work of
“Samson believes that a business succeeds when talented people
work
• Improved
products and services
An undesirable
social climate
will create
the organization.
together towards a goal. We believe that good ideas can come
anfrom
unhealthy business climate.
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goals
of our
thecore
organization
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business community by championing an inclusive
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belief in being
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to multiple ideas from
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community to improve the economic and social climate
and widely understood,
keeps
discussion
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everyone inwhich
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no matter
their gender,
increase poverty in the•Tulsa
region.
Lowered
health care costs as a result of a more
age, etc.
” the organization’s work.
in the Tulsa region.
differences focused
on
supportive, nurturing workplace
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• Enhanced employee self-image
Today’s
opportunities
and issues
are complex,
requiring multiple
The organization
culture
and structure
are relatively
egalitarian
increases crime.
and analysis. We believe our commitment to diversity
• Decreased risk of employment litigation
and people areviewpoints
encouraged
to be themselves, unencumbered
better enables us to meet the challenges and opportunities we have
Crime, in turn, contributes
to a negative
by unnecessary
bureaucratic
systems
that viewpoints.
control and
• Elevated
community proﬁle and standing
before
us by providing
multiple
” limit the
perception of the core city.
-The Inclusion Paradox, Andres T. Tapia
activities of the people within the organization.
healthy business climate
gay-friendly workplaces.
-Barbara Farfan, About.com
Guide
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As Tulsa strives to heal its wounds from racial and social
conflict of past generations, the Chamber acknowledges
• Reduced turnover (and hence, lower training
itscosts)
capacity to inspire change and awareness within the
everyone throughout the organization. Our commitment to diversity
10,000,000,000
An increase in poverty in the region
Oklahoma’s ethnic
buying
power is $10
billion,
anCEO,
amount
greater
than the
- Stacey
Schusterman,
Chairman
and
Samson
Investment
Co. gross domestic
-The
Inclusion
Paradox,
Andres T. Tapia
A negative perception of the core city
production of 70 countries.
-Dr.
Bruce Corrie,
Ethnictrends,
Info.
Tulsa Metro Chamber
•Recognition in all correspondence relating to Mosaic
programs, meetings, events, communications and
publications
•Logo recognition on www.MosaicTulsa.com
•Included in all communication sent to media
•Recognized as the major funding sponsor
•Opportunity to attend reception for Diversity Business
Champion participants
•Annual meeting recognition
When businesses embrace business in the Tulsa region. We strive to establish and
foster a vital connection to the businesses and
diversity and inclusion, theycommunities we serve.
experience:
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Improving the Economic
and Social Climate in Tulsa
In comparison to other states,
this puts Oklahoma among theMatters of diversity and inclusion affect all aspects of
top ten states with the highest
the business environment, including workforce
incidence of disabilities.
attraction and retention, overall competitiveness,
-John. F. Gajda, TARC-Tulsa
Advocates for the Rights of
customer client bases, and ultimately, the bottom line.
Citizens with Developmental
Disabilities; David Oliver,
Successful businesses learn to leverage diversity and
Goodwill Tulsa.
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Minority-owned businesses account for
less than 3 percent of all businesses in
the greater metro area.
impacts Tulsa’s competitive position for
businesses and workers.
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•Recognition in print and electronic communications
•Name recognition on www.MosaicTulsa.com
•Opportunity to participate in programs
•Annual meeting recognition
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Recruiter Roundtable Forums (New)
Event
Hunting for skilled workers is a challenge. There are hundreds of tools and resources that can be utilized
but how do you maximize your time and resources. What are the best practices for your industry? What
are the emerging trends? The chamber will host two open meetings to create engaged discussion about
what recruiters in our region are facing to identify needs, trends and training development opportunities.
Meetings will include networking to create stronger connections for sharing best practices, resources and
services across the region.
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Talent Attraction & Retention Benefactor (New)
Benefactor
The Chamber’s talent strategy initiatives are keenly focused on growing, retaining and attracting a skilled
and diverse workforce for the region. The program is focused on building programs and partnerships to
meet the supply and demand needs of area businesses. Partner collaboration includes creating outreach
and awareness about career pathways and workforce development programs and resources. Assist
growing or downsizing companies with staffing up or outplacement resources. Program includes an active
network of HR professionals, recruiters, educators, workforce programs, city and state partners to create
the workforce ecosystem necessary to ensure our regions success in the future. Timeframe is JanuaryDecember 2014.
•Representative on Workforce Advisory/Roundtable
meetings
•Logo recognition on www.ChooseTulsaJobs.com &
www.InterInTulsa.com websites
•Logo included on Hire Education: A Guide For Starting
An Internship Program
•Recognition at partnered Hiring Events (1-2 per year)
•Logo recognition on Job Search & Networking
Resources document (500+ job seekers)
•Logo recognition on Recruiting Resources (250+ HR/
Recruiting contacts)
•Logo recognition on Tulsa Touts flyer shared in
Relocation packets (2,000+ per yr.)
•Recognition at Workforce Advisory/Roundtable meetings
(minimum of two per year)
•Event recognition at Career Services Summit
•Promote hiring events and openings through
ChooseTulsaJobs.com facebook fan page and twitter
account
available)
•Name recognition on www.ChooseTulsajobs.com and
www.InternInTulsa.com websites
•Event recognition at Career Services Summit, Hiring
Events and Workforce Advisory/Roundtable meetings
•Name recognition on Job Search & Networking
Resources document (500+ job seekers)
•Name recognition on Recruiting Resources (250+ HR/
Recruiting contacts)
•Promote hiring events and openings through
ChooseTulsaJobs.com facebook fan page and twitter
account
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Talent Dividend
Sponsor
The Talent Dividend initiative is tied to a national network through CEOs for Cities. The goal is to increase
post-secondary enrollment and ultimately degree completion by one percentage point or 5,900 additional
grads. Program includes promoting and creating awareness around certificate and credential programs
for growing our skilled talent pipeline. This is a regional program designed to create partnerships with
community at large, business and industry, K-12 system, higher education partners and workforce
development programs to grow our workforce of the future. Timeframe is June 2013 – May 2014.
gold Sponsor: $5,000 (four available)
•Recognition at committee meetings (minimum three)
•Logo recognition on marketing and public relation
materials
•Logo recognition on www.FinishForGreaterTulsa.com
available)
•Recognition at committee meetings (minimum three)
•Name recognition on marketing and public relation
materials
•Name recognition on www.FinishForGreaterTulsa.com
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The 2013-2014 Platinum Package
Event Package
Special “Platinum Package”, $1,500 Savings
Annual Meeting: 2014 (Table)
Congressional Forums: 2014 (4 events-Table)
$1,600
$3,000
Economic Outlook Conference: 2013 (Table)
$1,000
Governor’s Luncheon: 2013 or 2014 (Table)
Mayor’s State of the City: 2013 (Table)
$1,600
$1,600
Speaker/Pro Tem Forum: 2013 or 2014 (Table)
$1,000
State of Education in Tulsa: 2014 (Table)
$1,500
Golf Fall Classic 2013 or 2014 (team of four)
$1,500
Golf Summer Classic 2013 or 2014 (team of four)
$1,500
Total Cost
$14,300
Package Cost $12,800
(Annual Meeting, Governor’s and Mayor’s are tables of 10 - all other events include table for 8 and are nontransferable)
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The 2013-2014 Table Package
Event Package
Special “Table Package”, $1,000 Savings
Annual Meeting: 2014
$1,600
Congressional Forums: 2014 (4 events)
$3,000
Economic Outlook Conference: 2013
$1,000
Governor’s Luncheon: 2013 or 2014
$1,600
Mayor’s State of the City: 2013
$1,600
Speaker/Pro Tem Forum: 2013 or 2014 $1,000
State of Education in Tulsa: 2014
$1,500
Total Cost
$11,300
Package Cost
$10,300
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The 2013-2014 Executive Package
Event Package
Special “Executive Package”, $300 Savings
Annual Meeting: 2014
$1,600
Economic Outlook Conference: 2013
Governor’s Luncheon: 2013 or 2014
$1,000
Mayor’s State of the City: 2013
Speaker/Pro Tem Forum: 2013 or 2014 State of Education in Tulsa: 2014
$1,600
Total Cost
$8,300
Package Cost
$8,000
$1,600
$1,000
$1,500
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The 2014 Legislative Package
Event Package
Special “Legislative Package”, $800 Savings
Congressional Forums (4 events-Table)
$3,000
Governor’s Luncheon (Table)
$1,600
Mayor’s State of the City (Table)
$1,600
Legislative Breakfast Series (3 events-Table)
Speaker/Pro Tem Forum (Table)
$1,000
$1,000
Total Cost
$8,200
Package Cost
$7,400
(Governor’s and Mayor’s are tables of 10 - all other events include table for 8 and are non-transferable)
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The 2014 Exhibitor Package
Exhibitor Package
Special “Exhibitor Package”, $50 Savings
Business After Hours Booth, February 2014
$350
Business After Hours Booth, October 2014
$350
Total Cost$700
Package Cost$650
(Package includes exhibit booth at each event and is non-transferable)
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The 2013 Golf Package
c/o
Golf Package
Special “Golf Package”, $500 Savings
Golf Summer Classic 2013 (Team of 4)
Monday, June 24 at Tulsa Country Club
$1,500
Golf Fall Classic 2013 (Team of 4)
$1,500
Monday, September 30 at Cedar Ridge Country Club
Total Cost
$3,000
Package Cost
$2,500
(Package Includes Tee Box or Green Sponsorship and is non-transferable)
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The 2014 Golf Package
c/o
Golf Package
Special “Golf Package”, $500 Savings
Golf Summer Classic 2014 (Team of 4)
Monday, June 23 at Tulsa Country Club
$1,500
Golf Fall Classic 2014 (Team of 4)
at Cedar Ridge Country Club
$1,500
Total Cost
$3,000
Package Cost
$2,500
(Package Includes Tee Box or Green Sponsorship and is non-transferable)
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Conference Room Sponsor (New)
Naming Rights
c/o
This is a great opportunity to support the chamber while branding and marketing your company. The
room is named after your company. As a sponsor of a room your company will receive visuals outside
the room and you will have the opportunity to decorate the room to show off your brand and organization.
All meeting notices will include your room name. Join existing sponsors such as Blue Cross Blue Shield,
Bama, Crossland Construction, Flintco LLC, IC Bus LLC, J. D. Young Company, Manhattan Construction,
Meek’s Group, Scott Rice and Spirit AeroSystems. Room sponsorship is for five years.
Conference Room Sponsor: $50,000 (One
available)
•One room on the plaza level of Williams Center Tower I
•Usable square footage is 2,647
•Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Board of Directors meet in
this conference room as well as Williams Center Tower I
and II tenants
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