• Nodecraft: Expands, re-engages and monetizes online multiplayer gaming communities. Gener8tor’s accelerator program is for companies looking to achieve rapid growth. More information can be found here. The application deadline for the next cohort is Sept. 18. A separate 12-week accelerator program for Oklahoma-based companies that have a venture- backable, high-growth and scalable business model is also in the works. The application deadline is Oct. 15.
• Helion Illumination: Enables first responders to better use drone assets by providing versatile lighting systems to assist in search and rescue, firefighting and law enforcement. • Weku: Revolutionizes residential electricity in the United States by offering homeowners unlimited access to clean energy for a flat rate of $50 per month. • Sci-Lume Labs: Pioneers new biobased and biodegradable materials to replace petroleum- derived plastics.
“From the diversity of the attendees and the programming, we felt like we exceeded our expectations and solidified the gener8tor brand in Oklahoma.” - Anita Ly
OKConnect, an exclusive, high-level orientation program created by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber and Leadership OKC, will return to Oklahoma City on Aug. 30 and will continue through the end of November. OKConnect is designed for community newcomers, or business leaders with a new or expanded role with a focus on community awareness and involvement. The program helps company leaders discover how to get involved in the community. Participants gain behind- the-scenes insight into Oklahoma City – from its earliest beginnings to its current growth and success. Chaired by Meg Salyer, owner of Broadway Realty and former Ward 6 Council member, OKConnect includes four sessions from noon to 5 p.m. CHAMBER PROGRAM HELPS COMPANY LEADERS ‘CONNECT’ WITH OKC
In the Aug. 30 session, participants will learn about the founding of OKC, as well as the state and region’s political history. They will also receive an overview of OKC demographics and which factors have shaped our city. On Sept. 27, participants will hear how innovation, as well as public and private partnerships and investments, are making a difference in OKC’s educational outcomes. They will also hear about the city’s plan to sustain economic growth during the Oct. 25 session. During the program’s fourth and final session on Nov. 30, participants will learn about all the exciting places to visit and things to do in Oklahoma City and the importance of getting connected. OKConnect is $500 for Chamber members and $600 for nonmembers.Attendance is limited to 60 participants. To apply for the 2023 class, visit okcchamber.com/okconnect. For more details or if you have questions, please contact Marcus Elwell at melwell@okcchamber.com.
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