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State Chamber connects with local chamber leaders, leadership classes

State Chamber connects with local chamber leaders, leadership classes

Luke Reynolds by Luke Reynolds
May 8, 2026
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OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — State Chamber of Oklahoma staff met with local chamber leaders and leadership program participants this week to discuss Oklahoma’s economic future, the Oklahoma Competes plan and upcoming state questions affecting the business community.

Dalton Miller with The State Chamber joined leaders from the Purcell, Blanchard, and Newcastle chambers for a discussion on Oklahoma’s competitiveness, including priorities outlined in Oklahoma Competes and concerns about the potential impacts of State Question 832.

The State Chamber also hosted Leadership Bartlesville Class of 2026 during a Day at the Capitol. Emily Crouch and Chad Warmington spoke with the class about the Oklahoma Competes plan and how key state questions could affect Oklahoma businesses.

The conversations are part of The State Chamber’s ongoing effort to engage business and civic leaders across the state on policy issues tied to Oklahoma’s long-term economic growth.

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