Nationally-recognized Business Retention and Expansion (BRE) program
Eighty percent of new job creation will come from existing companies in the Tulsa area. Business retention and expansion is the most cost-effective economic development strategy. Keeping this in mind, the Tulsa Metro Chamber's economic development team wants to assist area businesses with growth and success.
The Chamber offers a peer-to-peer outreach BRE program for Tulsa-area existing businesses to discuss opportunities, issues and challenges and how the Chamber can help. The program supports companies in a variety of areas: barriers to growth, expansion, regulatory processes, mergers and workforce issues.
In 2010, Business Retention and Expansion International (BREI) recognized the Tulsa Metro Chamber's inititative as the country's top BRE program for a population of more than 100,000.
To schedule a meeting with our BRE volunteers for your company, or for information about becoming a volunteer for the program, contact Kinnee Tilly at kinneetilly@tulsachamber.com.
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The Chamber offers a peer-to-peer outreach BRE program for Tulsa-area existing businesses to discuss opportunities, issues and challenges and how the Chamber can help. The program supports companies in a variety of areas: barriers to growth, expansion, regulatory processes, mergers and workforce issues.
In 2010, Business Retention and Expansion International (BREI) recognized the Tulsa Metro Chamber's inititative as the country's top BRE program for a population of more than 100,000.
To schedule a meeting with our BRE volunteers for your company, or for information about becoming a volunteer for the program, contact Kinnee Tilly at kinneetilly@tulsachamber.com.