Complete directory of Oklahoma chambers of commerce, regional economic development organizations, and business networking resources across the Sooner State.
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Oklahoma's network of chambers of commerce serves as the unified voice of business across the Sooner State. From the statewide Oklahoma State Chamber to 151 local chambers representing communities large and small, these organizations advocate for pro-business policies, provide networking opportunities, and drive economic development throughout Oklahoma.
The State Chamber of Oklahoma, established in 1926, represents over 650 member businesses employing 270,000 Oklahomans. Recognized as an Accredited State Chamber with Distinction by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce—a designation held by only 3% of the nation's chambers—Oklahoma's chamber network is consistently ranked among the most effective advocacy organizations in the state.
Whether you're a startup entrepreneur, small business owner, or corporate executive, Oklahoma's chambers provide valuable resources including legislative advocacy, workforce development initiatives, networking events, and member discounts. Explore local chambers of commerce, small business networking opportunities, and economic development resources to connect with Oklahoma's vibrant business community.
Mission: The unified voice of business and the most effective advocacy organization at the State Capitol
Physical Address: 330 N.E. 10th St., Oklahoma City, OK
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 53217, Oklahoma City, OK 73152
Phone: (405) 235-3669
Fax: (405) 235-3670
Email: [email protected]
Website: okstatechamber.com
Note: Cannot receive mail at physical address. Use P.O. Box for all correspondence.
Address: 123 Park Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Phone: (405) 297-8900
Fax: (405) 297-8908
Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Website: okcchamber.com
For more than a century, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber has been the voice of business and the visionary organization in Oklahoma City. Represents thousands of businesses of all sizes and all industries in Oklahoma City's 10-county region.
Address: One West Third Street, Suite 100, Tulsa, OK 74103
Phone: (918) 585-1201
Website: tulsachamber.com
President/CEO: Mike Neal
Since its inception in 1903, the Tulsa Regional Chamber has been an integral part of growing jobs, talent, and opportunity in northeast Oklahoma.
Address: 424 W Main St, Norman, OK 73069
Website: normanchamber.com
Members: 1,500+ businesses
Visionary, pro-active community partner in innovation, business development, and economic growth. Partners with University of Oklahoma, City of Norman, and Moore Norman Technology Center through Norman Economic Development Coalition (NEDC).
Address: 210 N Main St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Website: brokenarrowchamber.com
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Partner to and advocate for all members of the business community. Provides necessary and vital resources to businesses of every shape and size—from mom-and-pop to corporations, from start-ups to local institutions.
Address: 302 W Gore Blvd, Lawton, OK 73501
Website: lawtonfortsillchamber.com
Members: 850+ | Volunteers: 300+
5-Star Accredited by U.S. Chamber—the highest possible rating. Strong, action-oriented organization advancing economic growth. Over 950 stakeholders work through the Chamber to diversify Lawton's economic base.
Address: 409 S Main St, Stillwater, OK 74074
Website: stillwaterchamber.org
Leader in representing business and works diligently to recruit new business and industry to the community. Stillwater is a vibrant city rich in education, research, culture, and sports.
Location: Edmond, OK
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Serves the Edmond business community with networking, advocacy, and economic development support. Part of the Greater Oklahoma City metropolitan region.
Address: P.O. Box 907, Enid, OK 73702
Website: enidchamber.com
Serves the community through enhancement of the economic climate and quality of life in Enid and surrounding area. Growing community located north of Oklahoma City in Central Oklahoma.
Address: 410 W Main St, Ardmore, OK 73401
Website: chamber.ardmore.org
Events: 30+ annual events
Advances economic vitality and quality of life for South Central Oklahoma. Hosts quarterly and monthly events highlighting community leaders, featuring elected officials, analyzing regional economy, and promoting business growth.
Address: 310 W Broadway St, Muskogee, OK 74401
Website: visitmuskogee.com
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Serves the greater Muskogee area with business advocacy, economic development, and tourism promotion. Partner in northeast Oklahoma economic prosperity.
Address: 419 W Will Rogers Blvd, Claremore, OK 74017
Website: claremore.org
Dedicated to membership services, networking, event planning, business development, community programs, and serving as a resource for information on the city of Claremore.
Address: 231 N Bell Ave, Shawnee, OK 74801
Website: shawneeforward.com
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Drives economic development and business growth in Shawnee and surrounding communities.
Address: 123 E Delaware St, Tahlequah, OK 74464
Website: tahlequahchamber.com
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Serves the Tahlequah area business community with networking, advocacy, and economic development initiatives.
Address: 312 E Choctaw Ave, McAlester, OK 74501
Website: mcalester.org
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Supports business growth and economic development in the McAlester area through advocacy, networking, and community programs.
Address: 420 E Grand Ave, Ponca City, OK 74601
Website: poncacitychamber.com
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Helps businesses get plugged into the community. Serves as a strong business partner fostering collaboration and growth in Ponca City.
Address: 701 SW 74th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73139
Website: southokc.com
Individual Membership: $210
Programs and benefits assist business growth, creating new contacts, and building relationships in the community. Offers Business After Hours, Speed Networking, and annual banquet.
Address: 5905 Prosper Blvd, Midwest City, OK 73110
Website: midwestcityok.com
Status: U.S. Chamber Member
Serves businesses near Tinker Air Force Base and the Midwest City community.
Website: okcblackchamber.org
Focus: Black and minority-owned businesses
Empowers Black and minority-owned businesses across central Oklahoma by sharing resources, building relationships, and advocating for equal opportunity. Hosts Fresh Start: Networking Breakfast and frequent events for business owners to connect with their community.
Website: okchispanicchamber.org
Members: 400+
Community-based organization located in the heart of Oklahoma City. Supports Hispanic-owned businesses with networking, resources, and advocacy. Offers workshops and seminars in English and Spanish.
Oklahoma's largest business expo, summit, and networking event for small business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals.
Website: oksbe.com
Website: okcyp.com
Advantage Members can participate in chamber programs and establish relationships with elected community leaders.
When: Every Friday, 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Cost: FREE
Location: Rotating host businesses
Free events open to everyone wishing to network with other business owners and leaders in the community. Hosted at different businesses weekly.
Focus: Entrepreneurs and startups
National program designed to educate, engage, and connect entrepreneurs. In OKC, this group provides a platform for local entrepreneurs to present their startups to a diverse audience of mentors, advisors, and peers.
Program: Capital Area Economic Development District (CAPEDD)
Designation: Economic Development District (EDD) - U.S. EDA
Publishes Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). Advisory committee includes public and private business leaders representing government, private enterprise, workforce development, chambers, and higher education.
Contact: (405) 235-3669 or Join Online
South OKC Chamber:
Typical Investment Range:
Note: Investment levels vary by chamber. Contact your local chamber for specific pricing.
Format: Monthly networking event
Attendance: ~100 chamber members
Held at sponsoring businesses, providing attendees the opportunity to informally network with chamber members and showcase products or services.
Format: Morning networking event
Attendance: ~50 chamber members
Networking event held at sponsoring businesses, allowing members to connect before the workday begins.
Duration: 1 hour
Format: 2-minute business pitches, rotating tables
Participants have 2 minutes to speak about their business at each table, with all participants rotating so contact is made with everyone in the room.
Purpose: Celebrate community progress
Event Type: Premier networking event
Installation ceremony for new Board Members. Provides opportunity to celebrate achievements and network with business and community leaders.
Purpose: Fundraising and networking
Benefits: Program of Work funding
Excellent networking opportunity for local business professionals while supporting chamber programs.
Event: Legislative Kickoff (January)
Speakers: House and Senate leaders
Discussion of legislative issues, 2025 Public Policy Guide, and Business Advocacy Center resources.
Major two-day event for businesses looking to supply goods and services to the State of Oklahoma. Brings together senior executives and cabinet members, providing direct opportunity for suppliers to engage and discuss potential contracts.
Location: Oklahoma City
Established: 2023 (Senate Bill 621)
Purpose: Single workforce development coordinator for the state
Mission: Create opportunity to align education sector and businesses
State Chamber and Business Roundtable joint survey found that 60% of Oklahoma's business community said workforce shortages were the number one threat to business growth and expansion. Oklahoma was 36,000 workers deficient in filling available jobs.
Structure: 501(c)(3) nonpartisan thinktank
Focus: Oklahoma's economic competitiveness and prosperity
Publishes in-depth reports from national and local experts on key economic issues facing Oklahoma. Breaks down complex topics into actionable information.
Quote: "It's really exciting times for Oklahoma when it comes to workforce development." - Ben Lepak, Executive Director
Focus: Growing state's workforce through schools
Partners: Chambers, education leaders, businesses
Inaugural summit focusing on aligning education with workforce needs, promoting career readiness, and ensuring Oklahoma's education system prepares students for in-demand careers.
Website: okcommerce.gov
Tailors economic development approach to each of Oklahoma's regions. Every region has unique challenges and opportunities, so every part of the state has its own specialist.
Type: Statewide economic development organization
Replaces: Oklahoma Professional Economic Development Council (OEDC) and Governor's Economic Development Marketing Team (GEDMT)
Members: 130+ professionals
Mission: Support statewide efforts to recruit new and retain existing primary jobs and capital investment in the state.
Membership: Economic development organizations, utilities, non-profits, and higher education
Founded: 1922 (as OACOS), renamed 1949
Members: 70+ local chambers
Website: occe.com
Professional organization for chamber executives and staff from across Oklahoma.
Leadership: 13-person volunteer Board of Directors comprised of highly skilled Chamber of Commerce professionals
Website: travelok.com
The Oklahoma State Chamber is a statewide membership organization focused on legislative advocacy at the State Capitol and federal government. It represents over 650 member businesses employing 270,000 Oklahomans and lobbies for pro-business policies affecting the entire state.
Local chambers of commerce serve specific cities or regions, providing networking opportunities, economic development support, member directories, grand opening assistance, and local government advocacy. Examples include the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber (10-county metro region), Tulsa Regional Chamber (northeast Oklahoma), and 151 local chambers serving individual communities.
Many businesses maintain memberships in both the State Chamber (for statewide advocacy) and their local chamber (for community networking and local business support).
Chamber membership investment varies by chamber and business size:
South Oklahoma City Chamber: Individual "Chamber Champion" membership is $210 annually. Additional locations receive 50% discount.
Typical Investment Ranges (vary by chamber):
State Chamber: Offers Small Business Networking Membership for companies up to 20 employees. Contact (405) 235-3669 for pricing.
Investment levels are tiered based on company size, industry, and desired benefits. Most chambers offer payment plans and discounts for multi-year commitments. Contact your local chamber directly for specific pricing and benefits packages.
Networking & Visibility: Business After Hours, Speed Networking, annual banquets, and 30+ events yearly. Online directory listings increase visibility. Research shows chamber membership increases business favorability rating by 44% and likelihood of customer patronage by 63%.
Advocacy & Government Relations: Professional lobbying at state and local levels. Legislative updates, policy insights, and opportunities to impact regulations affecting your business.
Business Support: Grand opening assistance with ribbon cuttings, ambassador visits, and social media promotion. Member discounts on services, insurance, and business supplies. Free job postings on chamber job hubs.
Education & Resources: Workshops and seminars on marketing, time management, networking, insurance, and taxes. Access to Research Foundation reports and economic data. Small business counseling and mentorship programs.
Community Impact: Participate in economic development initiatives, workforce development programs, and tourism promotion. Build relationships with elected officials and community leaders.
Oklahoma has 151 chambers of commerce listed statewide, serving communities from major metropolitan areas to small towns.
Major Chambers Include:
Professional Organization: Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce Executives (OCCE) has 70+ local chamber members, representing executives and staff from across the state.
Chambers range from large metropolitan organizations with 65+ staff and thousands of members to smaller community chambers serving towns with populations under 5,000. Every major city and most towns in Oklahoma have a chamber of commerce or economic development organization.
Regular Networking Events:
Annual Events:
Specialty Events: Fresh Start Networking Breakfast (OKC Black Chamber), Small Business Awards celebrations, economic forums, State of the Region addresses, and legislative update sessions.
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission was created by Senate Bill 621 (signed into law in 2023) to serve as a single workforce development coordinator for the state. The commission began meeting monthly in January 2024.
Why It Was Created: State Chamber and Business Roundtable joint survey found that 60% of Oklahoma's business community identified workforce shortages as the number one threat to business growth and expansion. Oklahoma was 36,000 workers deficient in filling available jobs.
How It Helps Businesses:
The Commission promotes collaboration among education institutions, workforce development partners, and the private sector to strengthen Oklahoma's workforce pipeline and address the skills gap affecting business growth.
Yes, Oklahoma has specialty chambers dedicated to supporting minority-owned businesses:
Oklahoma City Black Chamber of Commerce
Greater Oklahoma City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Both chambers work collaboratively with traditional chambers and provide specialized support addressing unique challenges and opportunities for minority entrepreneurs in Oklahoma.
Online Directories:
Direct Contact - Major Cities:
Search Tips: Google "[Your City Name] Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce" or contact your city hall for chamber information.
State Chamber: For statewide advocacy, contact Oklahoma State Chamber at (405) 235-3669 or okstatechamber.com
Oklahoma chambers advocate for pro-business legislation at state and federal levels. The State Chamber employs a professional lobbying team at the State Capitol.
Recent Legislative Successes:
Ongoing Advocacy Priorities:
Research & Analysis: Research Institute for Economic Development (RIED), housed within State Chamber Research Foundation, analyzes thousands of pieces of legislation annually and evaluates how legislators advance or hold back business issues.
Legislative Events: Annual Legislative Kickoff (January) features House and Senate leaders discussing upcoming legislative issues. Chambers provide legislative updates, Business Advocacy Center resources, and 2025 Public Policy Guides.
The Oklahoma Small Business Exchange (OKSBE) is Oklahoma's largest business expo, summit, and networking event for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals.
OKSBE Connect 2026:
Who Should Attend:
What to Expect:
Oklahoma Small Business Summit: Separate annual event held during National Small Business Week (May) at Hilton Garden Inn Tulsa Midtown, offering unique opportunities for Oklahoma's small business community.
OKSBE recognizes the vital role that local businesses play in advancing the local economy and serves as a catalyst for growth, innovation, and community development.
Join over 650 State Chamber members and thousands of local chamber members across Oklahoma to grow your business, advocate for pro-business policies, and connect with the resources you need to succeed.
Last updated on November 27, 2025