Dr. Terry Neese
Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women ” From Cookietown to Global Entrepreneur” Dr. Terry Neese has spent over thirty (30) years finding careers for men and women. She has dedicated her career to assist/mentor others in their search for life/work sustainability as the founder of Terry Neese Personnel Services. TNPS is a multi-million dollar staffing […]
Volunteer Opportunities
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Andrea B. Smith
Global Head of Human Resources Bank of America In her more than 25-year career with Bank of America, Andrea Smith has held a variety of leadership roles and currently serves as global head of Human Resources and a member of the company’s executive management team. She leads a global team of human resources professionals supporting […]
Usually, It’s Tribalism that Matters
Bart Binning, Ed.D. “Usually, It’s Tribalism that Matters” – 11.18.14 There is neural evidence that humans interact with each other based on a tribal paradigm. Research by Robin Dunbar, Peter Killworth, and H. Russell Bernard suggest that the human brain can effectively interact with between 150 and 290 individuals. Malcolm Gladwell’s book The Tipping Point […]
Trait Thompson, State Capitol Restoration Project Manager
Trait Thompson was named Project Manager of the State Capitol Restoration Project in July 2014 by Preston Doerflinger, Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services. Prior to that, Trait served since 2010 as Legislative Director and Senior Policy Advisor to President Pro Tempore Brian Bingman in the Oklahoma Senate. In addition to his experience […]
Ebola and the Quarantine Quandary
Stephen Prescott, M.D. “Ebola and the Quarantine Quandary” Like Oklahoma’s weather, the news on Ebola changes quickly. Between the time I write this article and the time you are reading it, the story about this global health crisis will no doubt have moved in many new directions. Still, I feel confident that at least one […]
A Rotarian Fighting For A Rotarian
Mike Turpen “A Rotarian Fighting For A Rotarian” Of course, it’s no secret to anyone reading these words that I’m a Democrat. But I’ve always tried to approach my job from the perspective of what’s right and what’s wrong. A case in point, I believe, goes back to 2001, when Oklahoma’s two Republican senators, Jim […]