Learn everything Tulsa has to offer our aspiring entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs in progress. Not only does Tulsa have resources that can benefit you; it can give you a support system as well. The TYPROs (Tulsa’s Young Professionals) team is one of those support systems. Let’s talk about how Tulsa and our organization can help you, your business and your future goals.
Panelists:
Jessica Lozano’s career includes over 20 years of customer service and relationship management experience. She is the Latino Outreach Specialist for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma (BCBSOK), where she builds connections with the Latino community. She supports BCBSOK’s Mobile Assistance Center (MAC) at Latino events. She also works with BCBSOK’s Public Relations team serving as a bilingual media spokesperson.
Clay Holk serves as the Coronavirus Relief Funds Program Manager for the City of Tulsa. In this capacity, he works with partners in the public and nonprofit sectors to remediate the first- and second-order effects of the COVID-19 pandemic for all Tulsans. Clay previously served the City of Tulsa as the Senior Policy Advisor of Entrepreneurship, Small Business and Economic Innovation.
Hannah Demuth currently serves on the Board of TYPROS as the Crew Leader for Business Development, Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Small Business Connection, YWCA Tulsa and serves as the Developing Leaders Chair for NAIOP Tulsa. Hannah Demuth is a high-energy, confident professional with an infectious enthusiasm for Commercial Brokerage and Asset Management.
Charity Marcus is an entrepreneur, political strategist, public relations & communication professional, and community advocate who resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma. As an entrepreneur, Charity is the founder and CEO of Avenu Consulting, a political consulting & government relations firm, and Avenu PR, a public relations and branding agency. Charity co-founded Black Women Business Owners of America, a 36°N partner organization.
Global Entrepreneurship Week is a celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare. During one week each November, GEW inspires people everywhere through local, national and global activities designed to help them explore their potential as self-starters and innovators. In Tulsa, GEW is an opportunity to explore the entrepreneurial community and startup companies that are changing the world - and the programs and resources that have helped them along the way.
Why the Business Development Crew exists: To enhance Tulsa by developing Tulsa’s individuals, businesses and the economy.
Things we care about:
-Professional networking and development
-Small business and entrepreneurship
-Economic development
Business Development Sponsor
Tulsa Country Club
TYPROS is committed to providing accessible and inclusive programming for all members of our community. For questions about accessibility, requests for accommodations, or to inform about dietary restrictions, please contact Andrea at andreapemberton@typros.org at least 48 hours in advance of the event.