Paycom: Transforming Oklahoma through Leadership and Technology
Chad Richison has served as President and Chief Executive Officer since he founded Paycom in 1998. He has also served as a member of our Board of Directors since 1998 and was appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors in August 2016. Mr. Richison began his career in sales with a national payroll and human […]
An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Business Applications
Mark Nance, a native Oklahoman, serves as a Vice President and Chief Data Officer for American Fidelity. As CDO, he has primary responsibility for ensuring that data is leveraged as an asset, delivering both business value and competitive advantage. Focusing on grass roots data initiatives centered on colleague engagement, actionable insight and using data to […]
Governor Kevin Stitt – State of Oklahoma
J. Kevin Stitt is the 28th governor of Oklahoma. Governor Kevin Stitt is leading the state with a vision to become Top Ten in critical categories, from government accountability to job growth, infrastructure, education and more. Governor Stitt is an Oklahoman entrepreneur and businessman who founded Gateway in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 2000. Starting Gateway with only $1,000 […]
District Governor Lance Singleton
Lance Singleton has enjoyed a successful business career everywhere from corporate America to owning and managing small businesses. Upon graduation from Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor’s in Business Administration Lance spent 20 years in the wholesale food industry with Fleming Companies, then chose to pursue his own ventures in e-commerce and software development. In […]
January 14, 2020 – Winter Party
Please RSVP below for the Annual Rotary Club 29 Winter Party. “Rotary Roars in 2020” The Montellano Event Center 11200 N. Eastern Ave. Tuesday, January 14, 2020 6:30-9:30pm Cost: $75.00 per person billed on your quarterly statement RSVP Deadline – January 7, 2020 (No Tuesday luncheon meeting on Jan. 14) RSVP Required RSVP MENU Mafia’ […]
New Development in the Paseo Arts District – Jeremy W. Foraker, CCIM
New Development in the Paseo Arts District Mr. Jeremy Foraker is President and Managing Broker of Foraker Company. Mr. Foraker has over 16 years of experience in commercial real estate and has experience in brokerage, development, construction and property management. Since 2003, Mr. Foraker has negotiated and closed more than 200 investment transactions and […]
No Meeting and No Makeup Required!
No Meeting, and No Makeup Required
Holiday Program
Featuring Music of the Holidays Janet Vernon, Janet is an Executive Consultant at Integrity Consulting and Event Planning. She has been a member of Club 29 since 2015, and sings in the Club 29 Chorale. Precious Jenkins (Manager of OSO) Kindt Steven Myers – […]
Villa Teresa: From School to Multi Use Development
Villa Teresa: From School to Multi-Use Development Marva Ellard Since 1983, Marva Ellard has successfully managed the rehabilitation of single family, multi-family and commercial projects in the Oklahoma City area. She has also worked in the oil and gas, restaurant, and wholesale businesses. Marva is probably best known for revitalizing the historic Sieber Hotel, at […]
Panel: Out of State Investments by Defense Firms in Okla. City
Jeffrey (Jeff) Seymour Executive Vice-President, Economic Development Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Jeff Seymour currently serves as the Executive Vice-President for Economic Development for the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. In this role he leads the Chamber’s effort to expand the regional economy through new business recruitment, providing support to existing businesses and entrepreneurs and meeting the […]
Congresswoman Kendra Horn
Congresswoman Kendra Horn represents Oklahoma’s 5th District. That includes Oklahoma City, Edmond and Shawnee. Part of Oklahoma County falls within the district’s boundaries, as well as all of Pottawatomie and Seminole counties. The Congresswoman was born just south of the district, in Chickasha. She is a fifth-generation Oklahoman and fourth-generation Girl Scout. She attended Oklahoma […]