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Republic Services 2025 Chair of the Board
I am excited to welcome you to the Moore Chamber of Commerce and our thriving community of Moore, Oklahoma! Going way back to 1976, I campaigned and knocked doors for my Mother’s State Senate Race. That is when I started my great love for the City of Moore. I have had the privilege to work with the City of Moore since 2013 and I cannot imagine a better community in which to raise a family or build a business. Moore offers a business community that is resilient and dedicated to making Moore one of the best in Oklahoma.
Representing Republic Services at Moore Chamber events is one of my favorite parts of my job. We are extremely blessed to have a Board of Directors and incredible staff who contribute everything they can to ensure Moore remains a suburb seeking excellence in quality of life and promoting business.
While Moore is well known for attracting national brands, we also pride ourselves on championing small and locally-owned businesses We hope to see all business owners thrive in Moore and South OKC, and we offer countless opportunities to make that happen.
I encourage you to check the Chamber’s events calendar often and find a way to get engaged. That’s where the magic happens! From networking and advocacy to skills development, fundraising and more, we have a place for you to plug in and get started on your journey with the Moore Chamber. My personal favorite programs are the Chamber Lunches, allowing people to network and visit with our City leaders and the Women’s Impact Group let’s grab coffee and I’ll tell you all about them!
I look forward to serving as the 2025 Moore Chamber of Commerce Board Chair, and I hope you take advantage of all that Moore has to offer!
Brianna Wall - Chair Oklahoma Electric Cooperative
Crystal Bennett - Chair Elect Republic Services
Kimberlee Adams OG&E
Tadd Bliss II Bliss Electric LLC
Zach Colson John M Ireland & Son Funeral Home & Chapel
Jan Davis Tinker Federal Credit Union
Paul Urquhart Earlywine Park YMCA
Gareth Williams Armstrong Bank
Jim Jennings - Past Chair Clear View Insurance Advisory
Stephanie Keller - Treasurer Eide Bailly, LLP
Kelly Wells - Secretary Vision Bank
Dr. Tim Eaton, Chancellor Randall University
Jenny Campbell Showplace Market Cacie Duncan Norman Regional Health System
Tim Caudle Silver Star Construction
Kristi Clark Shelter Ins. Freeman Clark Agency
Dr. Joe Ely, Director of Business & Industry Services Moore Norman Technology Center
Jan Moran A T & T
Brian Mullins Rose Rock Realty/1907 Investments
Brooks Mitchell, City Manager City of Moore
Jacob McHughes, Commissioner Cleveland County
Dee Ann Gay First United Bank
Mike Smith BancFirst
Dr. Robert Romines, Superintendent Moore Public Schools
Kim Brown, IOM
President/CEO
The Chamber’s Annual Report gives us the opportunity to showcase our members and highlight the outreach programming and advocacy we do year-round, resulting in a positive impact in the Moore area.
In alignment with our Strategic Plan, we are more than half way through the 5-year vision plan built on the guiding principles/goals: Promote, Connect and Advocate. Reinforcing all three is our commitment to organizational excellence which remains at the heart of everything we do here at the Chamber.
Simply put, we are not a cookie-cutter chamber. From our corporate members to our small businesses and sole proprietors, we serve them all. Our investment structure allows members to plug in at the right level for the right benefits. Regardless of the level, we bring them together on key issues for our community for the betterment of the region
Thank you for the privilege of serving you on your journey and we ’ re honored to begin another year together, promoting your business and the community The best is yet to come! Don’t miss a moment!
Cheryl Patterson Operations Manager
Amy Lee Director
Tish N Directo nt & Engage
Our Philosophy
The Moore Chamber of Commerce will do what is necessary to accomplish the mission of taking a leadership role in the enhancement of business in the Moore area.
Tell our members' stories, our story and that of the entire Moore business community.
Provide our members with the networking opportunities and business resources to help them grow and succeed within the Moore business community.
To promote, connect and advocate for our members to strengthen the Moore business community
Be the voice of our members and have a seat at the legislative table when it comes to issues that impact the Moore business community. Ensure that we are the best association we can be for staff, members and the community.
To be the premier chamber of commerce that enhances the business environment for our members and the community.
We would not be able to accomplish our goals without the continued support from our partners.
Updated Website
Continually immersing with the schools’ career components - future workforce
Expansion of informational resources
Developed Legislative Agenda
Created new Brand & Brand Guide
Enhanced (ongoing) SEO
Received State Certification
Received Award in Communication
Received Award in Marketing/Programming
Established 501c3 Foundation
Created new membership structure
The Moore Chamber champions business. We do this by focusing on our core values of promote, connect and advocate. With more than 70 years of experience, the Moore Chamber has advanced its business community through vision, goal-setting, and embracing and leading change. Ultimately, we want to be the leading advocate and innovative resource for businesses to connect and thrive.
Tell our members' stories, our story and that of the entire Moore business community
Provide our members with the networking opportunities and business resources to help them grow and succeed within the Moore business community
Be the voice of our members and have a seat at the legislative table when it comes to issues that impact the Moore business community
Ensure that we are the best association we can be for staff, members and the community
Our engagement opportunities are dynamic because they cater to diverse interests and industries, offering a mix of networking, professional development, leadership programs, advocacy, and community events. Members can connect in meaningful, innovative, and impactful ways from large-scale events to intimate roundtable discussions ensuring there’s something for everyone to grow and thrive.
Providing countless ways for members to connect, grow, and make an impact in our community
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Engage. Connect. Grow.
The Moore Chamber’s programs and events are designed to foster connections, support local businesses, and empower our community. From networking opportunities and leadership development to educational workshops and signature events, we provide valuable experiences that inspire growth and collaboration Join us to make an impact and elevate your business!
6,864+
Attendees throughout 2024
Attendance at our events and programs grew by 40%, reflecting our community’s increasing engagement and the value of our dynamic opportunities
1,236
Volunteer Hours
Dedicated volunteers contributed over 1,236 hours, making our events and programs a success through their time, talent, and commitment.
Established in 1997 with over 430 alumni representing 200+ companies, Leadership Moore is continuing its tradition of impacting future leaders.
Membership with the Moore Chamber opens the door to endless opportunities for growth, connection, and community impact Whether you ’ re a small business, a large corporation, or a nonprofit, we provide the resources, advocacy, and networking you need to thrive With 163 engagement opportunities in 2024 and a 40% increase in event attendance, our members are more connected than ever. Plus, with over 1,236 volunteer hours contributed, our Chamber is built
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330 Member One on One
A member one-on-one is important because it provides a personalized opportunity to understand each member’s unique needs, goals, and challenges. These meetings allow us to offer tailored support, introduce valuable resources, and build stronger relationships, ensuring each member gets the most out of their Chamber experience
Handwritten cards celebrating milestones and offering sympathy are important because they create a personal, heartfelt connection between the Chamber and its members. In a digital world, a handwritten note stands out, showing genuine care, appreciation, and support Recognizing achievements and offering comfort during difficult times strengthens relationships and fosters a true sense of community
Expanding our advocacy efforts from 9 events in 2023 to 28 in 2024 is a powerful step toward amplifying our members' voices and driving meaningful change By increasing opportunities for engagement with policymakers, business leaders, and community stakeholders, we ensure that local businesses have a seat at the table on key issues. This growth reflects our commitment to advocacy, education, and proactive leadership, empowering our members to shape the future of our community and economy.
First Friday Coffees
Partnership Breakfast
Partnership Luncheon
Marketing Workshop
Candidate Meet & Greet
Mayor Candidate Forum
Grillstock 2024 brought the heat with 31 fierce competitors, 30+ vendors, and over 2,500 attendees, making it Moore’s ultimate BBQ showdown. Beyond great food and entertainment, the event fueled local businesses, fostered community connections, and showcased the spirit of Moore in a big way.
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Membership in the Moore Chamber of Commerce brings practical benefits that help your business every day The Chamber has dedicated itself to promoting and supporting the interests of the businesses and individuals that comprise its membership
The Moore Chamber of Commerce is a 501 c (6) non-profit, pro-business, private membership organization, working for the community of Moore and it's surrounding area The Chamber unites hundreds of businesses and professional firms, thus creating a ''unified voice'' working to improve business and build better communities. Large and small businesses are members. However, 80% of the members of our Chamber represent Small Businesses with 5 or fewer employees.
The strengths of a Chamber lie in the number and diversity of its membership. The larger the membership, the greater the pool of resources from which ideas, energy and finances can be drawn. The Chamber is not a department of the City, County, or State government, a political body, a civic club or professional society, a charitable institution, or a public relations or advertising agency.