OKC Black Chamber of Commerce Annual Event:

Small Business Conference & Awards Luncheon

“Pathways to Success”

LOCATION: METRO TECH CONFERENCE CENTER, 1900 SPRINGLAKE DR, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73111

Thursday, March 6, 2025

6-8pm

Pre-Conference Happy Hour at Perle Mesta

Friday, March 7, 2025

8am-4pm

Inaugural Small Business Conference

Friday, March 7, 2025

11:30am-1pm

Annual Awards Luncheon

About the Event

The Oklahoma City Black Chamber of Commerce's 2025 Annual Event aims to inspire, empower, and unite the Oklahoma City community.

The OKCBCC Small Business Conference is a full-day experience of workshops and panels designed to equip small business leaders with practical knowledge, innovative strategies, and industry insights to drive success.

The OKCBCC Annual Luncheon will serve as the Chamber's official annual meeting. It will provide our members with updates on our business community and celebrate local individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to the community in 2024.

Meet our Featured Speakers

REGISTRATION PRICING

  • MEMBER ($175) | NON-MEMBER ($225)

    Members of the OKC Black Chamber of Commerce enjoy exclusive discounted pricing for our Annual Event, with tickets available at just $175.

    All tickets include:
    ✔ Access to 18 expert-led courses
    ✔ Morning breakfast
    ✔ A reserved seat at the Annual Awards Luncheon
    ✔ Access to exhibitor booths featuring valuable business resources
    ✔ Post-event resources, including session materials and follow-up guides
    One free ticket to the Pre-Event Happy Hour on Thursday, March 6

    Secure your spot today!

    Registration for this event has ended.

Meet our Presenters

  • Maurianna Adams

    MetaFund, Chief Community Investment Officer

    “Capital Readiness”

  • Nesha Brown

    Conqueror Consulting Group, Senior Social Impact Consultant & Development Manager

    “Empowering Communities Through Effective Grant Writing”

  • Audrey Daniels

    Amplifly, Founder/Operator

    “Foundations of Human Resources Training”

  • Shanice Dockins

    In Her Work, LLC., CEO

    “Building Resilience: Strategies for Sustainable Business Growth”

  • Ava Doyle, M.Ed

    Ava Doyle Consulting, Trainer/Facilitator

    "Beyond the Transaction: Crafting Memorable Experiences for Your Customers"

  • Dr. Twyler Earl

    Southern Nazarene University, Associate VP for Student Success

    “Who Moved My Cheese? – Adapting to Change with Confidence”

  • Kristin Garcia

    The Verge OKC, Executive Director

    “Generating Revenue & Making Sales”

  • Dr. Daryl Green

    Langston University, School of Business Dean/Full Professor

    “Small Business Entrepreneurial Trends”

  • Carla Harry

    First United Bank, Vice President, Commercial Lender

    "Navigating Your Banking Journey: Insights from a Commercial Lender’s Perspective!"

  • Dr. Marsha Herron

    The Herron Group, LLC, Founding Partner/Consultant

    “Small Business Entrepreneurial Trends”

  • Candice Jackson

    Speak Life Holistic Wellness, Owner/Operator

    “There’s No Business Without U: The Importance of Self Care in Entrepreneurship”

  • Greg Jones

    Organizational CFO LLC, CEO

    “Unlocking the Power of Strategic Partnerships”

  • Chelsi LeBarre

    The JOY Creative Co, Founder | Business & Marketing Strategist

    “From Chaos to Calm: Building Success with Systems & Automation”

  • Harold Lee, Jr

    Kidvation Global, Inc., Co-Founder

    “Innovate...Like a Kid!”

  • Cam Perry

    Between Two Divs, Founder

    “No Code Design for Businesses“

  • Natalie Poole

    Exceptional Occasions LLC, Owner and Meeting and Event Planning Engineer

    “The Power of Connections: Networking is a Good Thing!”

  • Tina Sumler

    SPA Accounting/The Grant Accountant and Centralized Grants, Owner

    “Positioning Your Small Business for Grant Funding Success”

  • Johnny Whitfield

    Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OGE Energy), Vice President of Supply Chain and Business Intelligence

    “The Culture you crEATe determines if your business ‘Eats’ or get ‘Ate’. ”

  • Christopher Kylin Williams

    Kylin Creative, Founder & Designer

    “Design That Delivers: Visual Communication Strategies for Nonprofit Success”