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Hear how the organization plans to develop the next generation of leaders in our community

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Learn about the three newest programs at your Chamber

MARCH 2014

content YOUNG PROFESSIONALS FOREVER YOUNG

EYPs work to engage with their fellow young professionals through various social, educational, and volunteer events.

A LOOK INSIDE EYP

EYP Chairman Bob Ault shares his insights on the organization and his goals for its future.

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CHAMBER EVENTS

See what the Chamber and its members have been up to lately.

MEET AN AMBASSADOR

Which Edmond Chamber Ambassador calls Halle Berry her twin? Find out here!

GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS

Learn the Chamber’s top Legislative priorties for the year.

MEMBERSHIP ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET

See who took home the top awards at the 2014 Edmond Chamber Awards Banquet in January.

PROGRAMS & EVENTS TOTAL RESOURCE CAMPAIGN

Now in its seventh year, the Chamber’s Total Resource Campaign offers great networking opportunities to its volunteers.

NEW PROGRAMS

Learn about the three newest programs the Chamber has unveiled to meet the needs of our members.

NEW MEMBERS

Welcome the newest Chamber members.

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MEMBER TESTIMONIALS

Members tell in their own words what becoming a Chamber member has done for their business.

CHAMBER’S OLDEST MEMBERS

Highlighting the members who have been with the Edmond Chamber the longest.

KNOW A NONPROFIT

The Meadows provides employment and vocational training to adults with intellectual challenges.

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FROM MY VIEWPOINT

Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce president & ceo Ken Moore

Message FROM the president

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What are you doing to ensure the longterm success of your organization?”

“Who will succeed you in your position?”

Those were just a couple of questions that arose during our annual board planning session. As a result of those discussions, one of the Chamber’s top priorities for 2014 is Developing Next Generation Leaders.

Several years ago, the Chamber started Leadership Edmond, now in its 29th year. Our Youth Leadership Edmond was established, with the support of the Edmond Public Schools, 13 years ago. In 2008, we started our dynamic Edmond Young Professionals program in an attempt to keep the best and the brightest in Edmond and in Oklahoma.

This year we will launch a new program called Intern Edmond in cooperation with UCO and Oklahoma Christian University.

This is yet another program designed to identify bright, young talent to gain experience and perhaps long-term employment in the Edmond business community.

EYP is also expanding its programs to include a new program for young professionals seeking a mentor. This mentorship program will be kicking off this spring.

Each of these programs in some way helps our future leaders learn more about our community, provides professional development opportunities and expands leadership skills that can be used in the workplace.

Read more about all of our new programs on page 20.

We hope you are looking to the future and are taking advantage of the programs and activities the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce offers that can help you develop the next generation leaders in your business. Our new website will provide you with detailed information on all of our new and existing programs.

Thank you for your continued support of the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce.

Sincerely, Ken Moore President & CEO Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce

VICE PRESIDENT & CFO Sherry Jordan Membership Development DIRECTOR Danielle Latimer COMMUNICATIONs & Marketing DIRECTOR Rachel Martin Special Events & Programs DIRECTOR Morgan Boswell MEMBER sERVICES COORDINATOR Kaitlin Dahlgren Information Specialist Brooke Roshell

ADDRESS 825 E. Second Street Edmond, OK 73034 Phone 405.341.2808 Fax 405.340.5512 Email info@edmondchamber.com Website www.edmondchamber.com

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2014 EXECUTIVE COMMITEE & BOARD Matt Peterson, 2014 Chaiman Jetta Corporation Ron Decker, Chair-Elect Innovative Healthcare Systems Darin Kent, Immediate Past Chair Regent Bank Dr. John deSteiguer, Vice Chair Oklahoma Christian University Tom Friedemann, Vice Chair Francis Tuttle Technology Center

TOGETHER, WE RAISED $22,067,626 for

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA.

Angie Johnson, Vice Chair Prosperity Bank Randy Matthews, Vice Chair Matthews Funeral Home Dr. Linda Banks University of Central Oklahoma Dusty Boren 4Corners Karin Dallas College Nannies & Tutors

Thank you so much for your support this year.

Glenn Fisher Edmond Electric Gary Goldman Uptown Kids Pam Gonzaque Allegiance Credit Union Tad Kennedy Kennedy Tire & Auto Service Jan Moran AT&T Jennifer O’Connor Sam’s Club Aaron Steffens Mercy Health Center

We would not have been able to do it without you.

Bret Towne Edmond Public Schools Kelly Van Osdol Framin’ Gallery Avilla Williams INTEGRIS Health Edmond Lisa Wilson OU Medical Center Edmond Kenneth Wohl RCB Bank

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Meet An AMBASSADOR The Ambassador Council is made up of 25 business men and women in the Edmond Community who volunteer their time recruiting new members and helping them engage in the Chamber.

What is your What do you Proudest love most about accomplishment?

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A: I am proud of the fact that I stuck to the path that God and my mother laid before me and didn’t divert to the trails others tried to get me to follow.

Pam gonzaque Day job: Branch Manager, Allegiance Credit Union Originally from: Born in Durant, Mississippi but raised in Oklahoma In Edmond Area Since: 2003 Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism/Public Relations from the University of Oklahoma Family: One son, who attends Edmond Santa Fe High School

What is your Favorite thing about being an Ambassador?

A: The networking opportunities and the connections you make from them are phenomenal. My favorite thing is going to events and people who have seen my face from some chamber function, greeting me like we’ve been friends forever.

What is the biggest advantage of joining the Edmond Chamber?

A: Name recognition and fostering new relationships for my business is key. Getting out in the community on behalf of the Chamber has allowed me to make the necessary connections I need amongst my peers to the point where they now feel comfortable in sending new business my way.

A: When people ask me about Edmond, the first thing I brag on is the school system.

What is your favorite chamber event?

A: My favorite event is the Chamber’s Auction. The people that help put this event together put in a lot of hard work into making sure chamber members really have a fun night. It’s also nice knowing that doing my part really helps sustain a vital piece to our community, the Chamber.

Why would you recommend being an ambassador?

A: It’s all about grass roots. You have to plant some seeds in order for your business to grow.

Who would you like to play you in a movie about your life?

A: My twin of course, Halle Berry! Or Beyonce. I could pass for either of them it’s just a matter of changing my hair.

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GOVERNMENTAL

AFFAIRS

The Edmond Chamber is working for you and your business.

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ast December, the Edmond Chamber began developing its 2014 Legislative Agenda.

Representatives from business, education and local government met with our state senators and representatives to develop a more communityfocused Legislative Agenda.

Areas of emphasis in this year’s Legislative Agenda include economic growth, transportation, government reform, water resources and education.

It should come as no surprise that educational funding comprises three of our top four priorities in our 2014 Legislative Agenda.

“It was unanimous that education should move to the top of our list of priorities. The Edmond Public Schools, UCO and Oklahoma Christian play such an important role in the fabric of our community and their needs for adequate funding to continue to provide a quality educational experience is critical to their long term success,” said Chamber President & CEO Ken Moore. “With the Oklahoma Legislature facing

a possible $188 million shortfall, competition for funds from the state legislature will be intense.”

“We are pleased the Chamber has adopted public school funding as a legislative priority,” said Dr. David Goin, Superintendent of Edmond Public Schools. “Growing Oklahoma’s economy and overall quality of life are appropriate state and local goals, and a key component in achieving quality growth is the provision of a solid PK-12 educational system.

Funding should be sufficient for Oklahoma, and Edmond in

particular, to ‘be in the game’ with surrounding states with whom we are competing to secure a quality work force.”

Your help in contacting our legislative leaders will be critical if we are able to secure funding levels needed for both common and higher education.

A complete list of our legislators can be found on the Chamber’s website.

The 2014 Legislative Agenda can be found on our website at edmondchamber.com .

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THE RITZ

The Chamber honored the achievements and contributions of many of Edmond’s finest companies and citizens at the 2014 Awards Banquet.

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Other Award Winners:

The 2013 Bank of Oklahoma Small Business of the Year Award was presented to Millie’s Table.

Jill Castilla , Citizens Bank, received Prosperity Bank’s 2013 Woman of the Year Award.

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The winner of the Citizens Bank of Edmond’s Citizen of the Year Award was Dr. David Goin, Edmond Public Schools.

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Bryan Evans, Evans & Davis, was the winner of the 2013 Tayo Fichtl Young Professional Award, presented by OU Medical Center Edmond.

2013 Chairman Darin Kent presented Morris “Hoot” Gibson, McCalls, with the 2013 Chairman’s Award.

The Integris Health Edmond Volunteer of the Year award went to Pam Gonzaque, Allegiance Credit Union.

The Mercy Health Ambassador of the Year Award went to Charles Oliver, Wells Fargo Investments, for the second consecutive year.

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TESTIMONIALS

“I think one of the best things about being part of the Edmond Chamber is the networking that is available.

Building relationships with fellow business people is the best way to gain trust & loyalty, as well as grow your business. The educational events that are offered are also extremely important & helpful in staying up to date with topics that effect our businesses daily.”

- Beth Burney, Pet Medical Center of Edmond

“Joining the Chamber and getting involved was the first thing I did when we moved to Edmond. I want to thank the Chamber, their staff and the community for supporting us.

You are a big reason for our growth and success. There is no better value than Edmond Chamber membership.”

- Dr. Dan Prince, Prince Chiropractic

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CHAMBER’S OLDEST MEMBERS Which of the Edmond Chamber’s members have been with us the longest? This section highlights a business that has been a loyal member for many years.

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lthough Oak Tree Country Club was affiliated with neighboring Oak Tree National when it opened in 1981, the club quickly began building its own reputation of distinction.

taking place in the dining area. Oak Tree is undergoing its third With an emphasis on experience, Oak Tree, now remodel – a multimilliondollar renovation - which no longer affiliated with Oak Tree National, strives will include a new bar, to make their nearly 1,100 reinvented grille and lounge area and a members feel welcome new covered outdoor and comfortable. “We patio. This is part of the want our members to Prestige, excellence and Club’s effort to appeal feel like Oak Tree is their tradition are just a few to today’s private club second home,” said of the words commonly members by providing a Johnson. used to describe Oak Tree. stylish new setting and more opportunities for LOOKING AHEAD “I think those things members and their guests If you have stopped in are part of what makes to socialize, connect and lately, you have surely Oak Tree so unique,” have fun. noticed the construction Membership Director The renovations to the Karen Johnson said.

“When two strong organizations join together they strengthen each other. We value that partnership.”

dining area are expected to be complete in May, with the patio quickly following in June. These updates will double the available dining space and create and even better dining experience for members.

Member Relations Coordinator Lela Gillin said they are welcoming a new era at Oak Tree.

Recently, their number of social memberships has increased. Gillin believes the club can be a great tool for families new to the Edmond area to meet people and build relationships.

“A growing club is a healthy club,” said

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Gillin. Looking ahead, Oak Tree is focused on expanding its reputation as a family-friendly club, with something to offer members of any age.

“We would love to have the club at capacity,” said Johnson.

Oak Tree has been a member of the Edmond Chamber of Commerce since its opening. “The

Chamber has supported Oak Tree for so long,” said Johnson, “it’s amazing what the Chamber provides.”

Oak Tree has believed in investing the Edmond Chamber for nearly 35 years. “When two strong organizations join together they strengthen each other,” Johnson said, “We value that partnership.”

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KNOW A NONPROFIT

The Chamber recognizes the important role nonprofit organizations play in our community. This section highlights the efforts of those working to make Edmond a better place to live, work and grow.

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he Meadows Center for Opportunity provides data destruction, paper shredding, promotional product packaging and many other business services. But the most significant thing the Meadows provides is hope.

Since 1982, the Meadows has provided employment and vocational training to adults with intellectual challenges.

Furthermore, it has provided these individuals with the opportunity to work, socialize and focus on a positive future.

With a full-time staff of 15, the Meadows seeks to provide each of their 44 employees the training and opportunity necessary to realize his or her full employment potential.

“We’re privileged to work with them,” said Executive Director James Hill, “they’re our friends.”

Though it doesn’t have a large donor base, the Meadows is completely debt-free and seeks to be self-sufficient. They shred approximately 4 million pounds of paper a year, so it is no surprise nearly 70 percent of their income

“Walking in everyday and seeing the faces of my guys, you could be struggling with whatever but they make you feel like a rock star”

is derived from document destruction.

The organization is wisely looking ahead at what their business might look like as we transition into a more paperless society. Through strategic planning with their Board of Directors, they are looking to sustain their success and are open to growing their business in other areas.

James said he’s grateful for the opportunity to work at the Meadows. “Walking in everyday and seeing the faces of my guys, you could be struggling with whatever but they make you feel like a rock star,” he said.

For over three decades, the Meadows has served the Edmond community and offered business services to over 3,000 customers statewide.

THE VOICE | 15 In this time they have also played a significant role in the lives of the hundreds of families who have loved ones with intellectual disabilities.

Through donations, the Meadows is able to continue to change countless lives. Held in October, their annual Walk-A-Thon is an opportunity for individuals and businesses to show support for the brave men and women the organization employs. If you are interested in getting involved in the 2014 Walk-A-Thon, call (405) 348-4470.

“Our workers here work,” said James.

“They’re productive citizens just like everyone else.”

Though many of these individuals are facing a wide variety of intellectual and physical challenges, their job at the Meadows has given them an identity they can be proud of.

And although his title is Executive Director, when asked about his job James simply replied, “I work for them.”

For more information about The Meadows visit www. meadowsoklahoma.com.

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Mission: exchange ideas, interact socially and share a common interest in order to position themselves as Edmond’s leaders of today and tomorrow for the betterment of our community.

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A LOOK INSIDE EYP 2014 EYP Chair Bob Ault shares his insights on the organization and his goals for its future.

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It’s a great way to keep in the know about what’s going on in Edmond and network with top young professionals from numerous industries in the metro. EYP has many of our community’s next up and coming leaders, and they are all building relationships now that will help serve our community for years to come.

EYP has evolved from primarily a networking focused group to a full service professional development opportunity for individuals who are motivated to continuously improve their careers and professional lives. It has become one of the most well-positioned mediums through which individuals can become engaged with other young professionals in the area.

The two events I enjoy most are our Fall Figure Head Forum and our bi-monthly Leadership Latte events. Both of these events are extremely high quality and provide me access to leaders I would not normally get to interact with.

Why have you believed in being active in EYP?

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How has EYP affected your career path and personal network?

EYP has had a significant impact on both my career path and my personal network. Over the last six years I have had the opportunity to interact with some of the best and brightest that Edmond and the metro have to offer. I can honestly say that I have had numerous job offerings from contacts I made from EYP. Moreover, the exposure I had to other career fields provided me with the network I needed to make an industry transition for my latest position.

How has EYP evolved since its creation 6 years ago?

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What do you plan to accomplish in your term as chairman of EYP? I hope to develop opportunities to identify a new crop of young professionals to get plugged into leadership positions within our organization. It will also be important for our leadership group to continuously evaluate our programs to make sure that we remain relevant to our membership. To that end, I hope to paint a better picture of the value we provide to young professionals and to the Edmond community.

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What goals do you have for the future of the organization?

I hope that this year we grow to have EYP members from every major organization in our community. We will also strive to re-launch a meaningful mentorship program for our EYP members. In the long run, it is my hope that our organization is known as the place to find our community’s top professional talent. I hope our organization helps facilitate the development of a community that engages young professionals and provides incentives and opportunities for them to stay here over the course of career.

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TOTAL RESOURCE CAMPAIGN

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he Edmond Chamber of Commerce began running a Total Resource Campaign in 2008 and we haven’t looked back since. Each year, the campaign kicks off in February and ends with a victory celebration in May. In its first year, the TRC brought in $190,000. Last year, the campaign exceeded its goal of $225,000 with record-breaking sales of $286,000.

“Since we began the TRC program seven years ago, we have managed to exceed our financial goal each year,” said Sherry Jordan, Vice President and CFO of the Edmond Chamber of Commerce.

Now in its seventh year, the TRC campaign accounts for over 30 percent of the Chamber’s annual budget.

“This is a huge help for our staff,” said Jordan. “Having the sponsorships already sold ahead of time allows for them to focus on their specific event or program knowing that the sponsorship dollars associated with it have already been accounted for.”

The Chamber can attribute much of the success of the program to its active volunteers.

Volunteers have the opportunity to network with each other and meet key decision makers in the community while selling sponsorships to Chamber events, advertisements in Chamber publications and new memberships. Volunteers are given cash incentives for selling sponsorships, with the top earners winning a trip to a tropical location.

THE VOICE | 19 While the volunteers’ main focus is selling sponsorships, the work they do goes well beyond basic fundraising.

These members are able to share with the community how the Chamber strives to make Edmond a better place to live, work and do business.

“Without our volunteers none of this would be possible,” said Ken

Moore, President and CEO of the Edmond Chamber of Commerce.

“Their hard work and dedication exceed my expectations year after year.”

first-year volunteers.

This year’s campaign, “All Hands on Deck”, is being led by the 2014 TRC Chairman Darin Kent, Regent Bank.

With more than 40 volunteers, Having a large and diverse group of it is shaping up to be our most volunteers means more businesses successful campaign yet. are being given sponsorship opportunities. Because of this, the If you would like more information Chamber works to involve rookies about our Total Resource into the campaign each year by Campaign, contact Sherry Jordan at offering special incentives for sjordan@edmondchamber.com.

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NEW PROGRAMS This year the Chamber unveiled three new programs to support the needs of our small business members and develop the next generation of leaders in our community.

EDMOND LOCALLY OWNED

EYP MENTORSHIP Program

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ocally owned Chamber members will soon have the opportunity to become certified as a locally owned business. This program will encourage local residents to buy and shop at businesses owned by Edmond citizens. Those participating must meet specific criteria and attend at least one seminar in order to become certified as a locally owned company. This program is anticipated to launch during Small Business Week 2014. For more information about this program, contact Brooke Roshell, at broshell@edmondchamber.com.

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oung professionals interested in the opportunity to connect with experienced professionals in the area now have that chance. Edmond Young Professionals is launching a new mentorship program. The program kicks off May 14 and runs through September of 2014. There will be three formal program sessions hosted at the Edmond Chamber, but all other meetings will be scheduled between the mentor and mentee. If you are a young professional looking for a mentor to turn to with tough professional questions, this program is for you. If you are interested in this program, contact Morgan Boswell at mboswell@edmondchamber.com.

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ntern Edmond is a new initiative of the Edmond Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with the University of Central Oklahoma and Oklahoma Christian University. The objective will be to provide a seamless process where Edmond businesses can gain access to students at both universities who are seeking internships. The Chamber will host a briefing for interested employers in April to outline the program and answer questions that many companies have about internships. If your business is interested in hiring an intern, contact Rachel Martin at rmartin@edmondchamber.com.

Fun on the Fairway Edmond Chamber’s Annual Golf Tournament is on the horizon.

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ore! The 2014 annual Golf Tournament will be held on Friday, May 2, 2014 at Fairfax Golf Course. This fun-filled event allows for great networking and promotional opportunities for Chamber members. If you are interested in playing in the tournament, there are still a few spots available for teams of four. Act quickly as these will fill up soon!

Volunteers are needed on the day of the tournament for a variety of tasks. If you don’t play golf but would still like to be involved in this event, this is your opportunity! Don’t miss this chance to spend a day on the greens with good friends, food and prizes. Also available is the opportunity to promote your business to fellow Edmond business men and women by donating raffle items.

We need your help to make this golf tournament our best one yet. If you would like more information on playing in the tournament, volunteering or donating raffle prizes, please contact Morgan Boswell at mboswell@edmondchamber.com or by phone at 405341-2808.

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NEW MEMBERS A Date with Iris 4201 N. Western Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 604-5959 adatewithiris.com AHS Staffing 3501 Willowood Road Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 509-6200 www.ahsstaffing.com The Alarm Group P.O. Box 6608 Edmond, OK 73083 (405) 570-1230 www.thealarmgroup.com Alliant HR Outsourcing LLC 121 E Waterloo Road, Suite 3 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-6710 www.allianthro.com

Brixton LLC (405) 627-1975 Cafe Icon 311 S. Blackwelder Avenue Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 340-8956 www.thecafeicon.com Champion CNG 13915 N. Harvey Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 822-7955 www.championcng.com Christopher Lee & Co. Fine Homes 219 W. Wilshire, Ste. 101A OKC, OK 73116 (405) 607-4882 www.chrisleehomes.com CKasch Insurance 760 West Danforth Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 340-3910 www.farmersagent.com/ckasch

Curry-Kolb Allstate 415 W 15th St. Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 348-9989 Clothes Mentor http://aap.allstate.com/res/previous. 3208 S. Broadway aspx?ID=12211 Edmond, OK 73013 www.clothesmentor.com/edmond Associated Mortgage Corp.

853 E 33rd Street Covell-35 Development LLC Edmond, OK 73013 14105 N. Eastern Ave., #100 (405) 295-9900 Edmond, OK 73013 www.amcmtg.com (405) 232-8855 AVL Systems Design, LLC 14901 Bristol Park Blvd.

Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 749-1866 www.avl1.com

Creative Care Pharmacy, LLC 14101 N. Eastern, Suite A Oklahoma City, OK 73013 (405) 562-1800 www.creativecarerx.com

Becker Wealth Management 121 E. Waterloo Rd. Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-2913 www.beckerwealthadvisor.com

CRS Oklahoma 35 North Meridian Oklahoma City, OK 73107 (405) 946-2600 www.crsokc.com

Bin There Dump That 321 W. 18th, Suite 160 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 640-4345 www.okcdumpsterrental.com

Cut’n Loose Salon 161 W. 15th St. Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 340-4247 www.cutnloosesalon.net

Birddog Express Courier Services 3409 S. Broadway Ext., Ste 600 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 757-8550

Delta Promotions Team 6300 E Danforth Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 326-2806 www.dptok.com

Boulevard Paddles 204 E 2nd St Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 562-4885

Dobson Technologies 13900 N Portland Ste 200

Family Builders 415 NW 5th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 232-8226 DonReeceTALKS Voiceover Services www.familybuildersok.org 1801 NW 161st Place Edmond, OK 73013 Filigree (210) 416-9415 One N. Broadway DonReeceTALKS.com Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 340-3808 Michelle Early Insurance Agency www.filigreewestern.com 17342 N. May Ave Edmond, OK 73012 First Water Contracting, LLC (405) 936-9200 2401 180th Ave SE earlyinsuranceagency.com Norman, OK 73026 (405) 664-6200 Echelon OKC Salon Suites www.firstwatercontracting.com 3409 S. Broadway Ext., Ste 600B Edmond, OK 73013 Flatire Burgers (405) 706-8862 318 E. Ayers Street www.echelonokc.com Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 359-2006 Edmond Crossfit www.flatireburgers.com 301 W. Waterloo, Bldg. 205 Edmond, OK 73003 Fortress Safe & Shelters (405) 503-9191 6775 Boucher Dr - Suite 4 www.edmondcf.com Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 824-3145 Edward Jones - Nader, Connie www.fortressshelters.com 755 W Covell Rd Edmond, OK 73003 Frazer Bank (405) 330-1435 3540 S. Boulevard, Ste 175 www.edwardjones.com Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 471-6733 Elite Piping Contractors, Inc. 220 BIP Parkway Fullfilled Coffee Company Edmond, OK 73003 601 S. Boulevard (405) 341-6006 Edmond, OK 73034 www.elitepipingcontractors.com (405) 888-6718 Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 242-1116 www.dobsontechnologies.com

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1900 E 15th St., Suite 500A Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 206-7322 www.kaypratt.com EMR Technical Solutions, LLC 1304 Mary Lee Lane Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 326-7440 Evolution Foundation 1620 Ridgecrest Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 203-7898 F5 Vapor 121 E Waterloo Rd, Suite 4 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-4080 www.f5vapor.com

Gallery at Market Depot 3409 S. Broadway Ext., Suite 650 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 200-8071 Gateway 80 E 5th St. STE 400 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-5884 www.gatewayok.com Genworth Life Insurance Company 320 N Broadway, Suite 101 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 902-4707 www.genworth.com/ southernplains Get Vaped 828 W. Danforth Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 359-8273 www.getvaped.net

Godfather Concrete 508 NW 157th Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 208-1288 www.godfatherconcrete.com

LegalShield Independent Assoc.

1309 NW 198th St. Edmond, OK 73012 (580) 548-6072 www.LissaHelpsPeople.com

GP Construction 3600 NW 138th Street Suite 200 Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 748-4888

Liberty Mutual Insurance 7101 NW Expressway, Ste. 615 Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (405) 720-6083 http://www.libertymutual.com/ jeremy-charlow

Hackney Chiropractic 412 S Santa Fe Ave Edmond, OK 73012 (405) 388-2348 www.hackneychiropractic.com The Law Office of J. John Hager, P.C. 3233 East Memorial Road, Suite 101 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 607-2267 Churchill-Brown:Christine Hayes 201 N Bryant Ave Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 974-1193 Herring Simmons 101 E. Hurd, Suite E Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 562-4205 HobbyTown 813 W. Danforth Road Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 844-8697 www.hobbytown.com Immediate Care of OK 805 W. Covell Road, Ste. 200 Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 216-5373 www.ImmediateCareOK.com Insure It Forward, Inc 400 S. Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 606-9090 www.insureitforward.com Isabella 1389 E. 15th, Suite 100 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 359-0777 www.isabellaclothes.com Jimmy’s Egg - 2nd Street 1715 E 2nd St. Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 340-6889 Jimmy’s Egg - Broadway 2621 N Broadway Ct. Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 340-6611 www.jimmysegg.com Key Health Institute of Edmond 14701 North Kelly Avenue Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 752-1233 www.keyhealthinstitute.com Lapels Dry Cleaning 13801 N Bryant, #700 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 418-4030 www.mylapels.com

Liquor Station 6833 N Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 330-1339 Lottinvilles 801 Signal Ridge Drive Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 341-2244 www.lottinvillesrestaurant.com M.D. Magee Enterprises, Inc 804 Carfax Road Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 606-1800 www.communitysurvey.com Mary Kay Cosmetics-Kristi Krempges 157 Stonebridge Blvd #721 Edmond, OK 73013 (417) 300-9853 www.marykay.com/kkrempges McGinn Chiropractic 1601 State Street Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 285-6424 www.DrJustinMcGinn.com Miratek (334) 782-6075 Nominee Design Studio 100 N. Broadway, Ste. 166 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 330-1088 www.nomineedesign.com

Old Chicago 1150 E 2nd St. Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-6873 www.oldchicago.com

Sola Corporation 1400 S. Fretz Ave., Ste 140 Edmond, OK 73003 (855) 891-7652 www.solacorp.net

he Pepper Heavy Haul 1109 Aspen Trail Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 340-8281

Southern Okie PO Box 30261 Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 657-7765 www.southernokie.com

Phoenix Medical Massage Therapy LLC 409 South Fretz Ave., Suite D Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 341-1361 www.phoenixmedical massagetherapy.com

Spaeth, Inc. 2423 N. Oklahoma Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 524-2338 www.spaethinc.com

Phoenix Restoration Services 14709 Bristol Park Blvd.

Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 517-7905

Springleaf Financial Services 201 S Santa Fe Ave Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 330-9532 springleaf.com

Qdoba Mexican Grill - Edmond 301 S. Bryant, Ste. 140 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 513-5200 www.qdoba.com

The Stonebridge Agency 2824 Progressive Dr Suite 108 Edmond, OK 73034 (877) 205-5730 www.yourfamilysbridge.com

Red Chair Media 716 E 26th St. Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 816-9552 www.redchairpictures.com Rose Rock Massage & Wellness 1725 Signal Ridge Road Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 795-7881 S&B Burger Joint 14020 N. May Ave. Edmond, OK 73134 (405) 418-8477 www.sandbburgers.com Sears Hometown Store 3409 S Broadway, Suite 100 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 286-3440

Nonoperative Orthopedics of Oklahoma 65 S. Saints Boulevard Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 384-8350

Service King Collision Repair Centers 420 W John Kilpatrick Turnpike Oklahoma City, OK 73114 (972) 670-9222 www.serviceking.com

Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs 1401 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73104 (405) 602-1667 www.ocpathink.org

Sherri Lynn North dba Tru North Agency PO Box 1161 Edmond, OK 73083 (405) 249-2910 www.trunorthagency.com

OKC Electrical Contractors, Inc 1644 NW 3rd ST Oklahoma City, OK 73106 (405) 232-7153 okcelectric.com

Ski Haus Worldwide & Travel 12325 N. May Oklahoma City, OK 73120 (405) 752-2400 skihaustravel.com

Oklahoma Employee Credit Union 15100 N. May Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 606-1053 www.oecu.org

Slim Chickens 555 S. Kelly Ave. Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 340-6770 www.slim-chickens.com

Tenz: Apparel & Acessories for $10 and Under 3209 S. Broadway, Suite 129 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 330-8369 www.tenzstore.com Terry Neese Personnel 2709 West I-44 Service Road Oklahoma City, OK 73112 (405) 942-8551 www.TNeesePersonnel.com TLC Garden Centers 105 W. Memorial Road Oklahoma City, OK 73114 (405) 751-0630 www.tlcgarden.com Tres Jolie 1289 E. 15th Street, #116 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 341-1600 Trevor S. Pemberton, P.C. 210 Park Avenue, Suite 3030 Oklahoma City, OK 73012 (405) 232-3800 www.okfamilycounsel.com UMB Bank, n.a.

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