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9-29-2026
C.E.O. and Founder, The Social Order Dining Collective
BRIAN BOGERT is the C.E.O. and Founder of The Social Order Dining Collective. He is a restaurateur and co-founder of the Oklahoma City restaurant group and brings 25 years of experience in the restaurant industry. He is the owner-operator of 20 restaurants across Oklahoma, employing nearly 750 hospitality workers and more than 100 salaried managers.
He is a top franchisee within both the Fuzzy’s Taco Shop and Dave’s Hot Chicken systems, with locations that consistently rank among the highest-performing units in the country. In addition, he has developed several successful original restaurant concepts in the Oklahoma City metro area.
In 2017, Brian and his partner Graham Colton opened The Jones Assembly, a 225-seat restaurant and 1,600-capacity concert venue. The Jones Assembly has played a key role in transforming Oklahoma City’s food and music scene and revitalizing the west side of downtown. He also created and opened SPARK at Scissortail Park with partners from The Social Order, later expanding to additional locations in Nichols Hills and Chisholm Creek.
Most recently, Brian and The Social Order assumed operations of Citizen House, a private members club, executive workplace, and boutique hotel in March of 2026.
Born and raised in Oklahoma City, Brian graduated from the Cox School of Business Honors College at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, with degrees in Finance and Marketing. After college, he joined Accenture, the world’s largest management consulting firm, where he worked with Fortune 500 companies and the U.S. government, including efforts to transform airport security checkpoints following the September 11 terrorist attacks. His domestic and international consulting work ultimately reignited his passion for the restaurant industry and inspired him to bring new concepts back to his hometown.
Brian remains deeply invested in the continued growth and renaissance of Oklahoma. He is committed to raising standards across the state and believes in never settling for less than excellence, whether creating new concepts or developing existing brands. He is also known for being an accessible leader who supports his team members in achieving both personal and professional goals.
Outside of his work in restaurants, Brian enjoys traveling and playing tennis. He is actively involved in the Oklahoma City community, serving as a board member for Leadership Oklahoma City, the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum, Team OKC, and the Oklahoma Restaurant Association. He also serves as an appointed member of the MAPS4 Neighborhoods subcommittee and the Oklahoma Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee. Previously, he was the eight-year championship-winning head tennis coach for Heritage Hall High School.
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