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MOORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EST. 1946
PRESENTED BY
OG&E
A NIGHT OF MOORE 80th Anniversary Gala
HONORING OUR PAST. CELEBRATING OUR FUTURE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2026 CLEVELAND COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS EVENT CENTER 615 E ROBINSON, NORMAN 73071
80TH ANNIVERSARY
a l a G 6:15 WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS PM Warm greeting and evening overview
MARGORP
6:45 SPECIAL RECOGNITION PM Connect and celebrate with fellow members
6:55 DINNER & NETWORKING PM Connect and celebrate with fellow members 7:00 AWARDS & RECOGNITION PM Rising Star, Team and Trailblazer 7:20 AWARDS & RECOGNITION PM Large Business and Small Business
8:30 AWARDS & RECOGNITION PM Citizen and Legacy 8:45 FINAL 50/50 CARD CALL & AUCTION CLOSES PM Must be present to win; collect auction winnings
9:00 PHOTO & FELLOWSHIP PM Capture memories and informal conversations
k n a u h o T Y
Presenting
Premier
Platinum
Gold
Moore Air Park, Inc.
NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM SHOWPLACE MARKET TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT UNION UNITY INSURANCE PARTNERS WEOKIE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Silver
Executive
ARMSTRONG BANK DOYLE-CROW & ASSOCIATES HEYDAY ENTERTAINMENT INTEGRIS HEALTH SYSTEM Additional RECEPTION
PROGRAM
PHOTOGRAPHY
e m o c l e 8 W BECAUSE OF YOU, MOORE MOVES FORWARD.
MOORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EST. 1946
It is our privilege to welcome you as we celebrate 80 years of the Moore Chamber of Commerce and recognize the people and businesses helping shape our community. What makes this milestone meaningful is the people behind it. For eight decades, business owners, community leaders and volunteers have invested their time, resources and ideas in Moore. Tonight brings that commitment into focus as we honor individuals and organizations whose contributions continue to move our community forward. One of the things we value most about this Chamber is the relationships we build. We get to know the people behind the businesses—their goals, their challenges and what matters to them. The trust that grows from those relationships gives our work purpose, and we are grateful for the opportunity to serve alongside you. To our sponsors, thank you for making this evening possible. To our members, thank you for choosing to invest in this organization and one another. To our fellow board members, volunteers and staff, thank you for the care and effort you put into serving our business community. To our award recipients, congratulations. We are proud to share your stories and celebrate the difference you make. Whether you have been part of the Chamber for decades or are joining us for the first time, we hope you leave tonight with a new connection, a deeper appreciation for Moore and a sense of the possibilities ahead. Thank you for being here and for giving us so much to celebrate. Enjoy the evening!
KIMBERLEE ADAMS BOARD CHAIR OG&E
KIM BROWN PRESIDENT/CEO MOORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
s r a e Y 0 8 Countless Connections.
Celebrating the people and partnerships behind Moore’s business community.
A business opens its doors. Someone makes an introduction. A local leader steps forward. An idea finds the partners it needs to become something real. These moments are part of how a community grows. For 80 years, the Moore Chamber of Commerce has helped bring the people behind them together. Founded in 1946, the Chamber has grown alongside Moore, connecting businesses and community leaders through changing times and new opportunities. The businesses, faces and ways of doing business have evolved. The belief at the heart of the organization endures: when people invest in one another, the entire community benefits. That investment takes many forms. It is the longtime member whose continued support makes the Chamber’s work possible. The business owner who welcomes a new entrepreneur and remembers what those first uncertain months felt like. The employer who gives a student a chance to explore a career. The volunteer who makes time because this is their community, too. Today, those connections reach across industries and generations. At CommUNITY Coffee, a conversation can become a referral, a partnership or a friendship. Through Leadership Moore and L.E.A.D. Moore, participants discover more about their community and how they can contribute to its future. Partnerships with education, government and the military help connect business needs with broader community priorities. Advocacy gives employers opportunities to share their experiences with the people making decisions that affect them.
Behind each effort is a relationship—and the understanding that helping a business begins with listening to the people who make it work. This anniversary is an opportunity to recognize everyone who has sustained that work. Members with more than three decades of partnership represent an extraordinary commitment to Moore and its business community. Newer members bring fresh ideas, energy and perspectives. Together, they give the Chamber both a strong foundation and a reason to keep moving forward. Tonight’s award recipients reflect that same spirit. Their leadership, service and accomplishments show what is possible when people care deeply about their work and the place they call home. Their stories belong within the larger story of Moore. As we celebrate eight decades, we honor the people who built this organization and those carrying its work forward. There are businesses yet to open, leaders yet to discover their potential and partnerships yet to take shape. The next chapter will be written the way so much of this story has been written already: by people willing to show up, work together and invest in Moore.
s e d a c e D of Partnership. A Lasting Impact.
AT&T A-Better Heating & Air Conditioning Ace Party Supplies & Showtime Concession American Logo & Sign Inc. Apollo Building Systems, Inc. Armstrong Bank - Norman Bliss Electric Inc. Brand Senior Center Cavnar Insurance Agency Century 21 First Choice Realty Charles Thompson, Inc./Moore Air Park City of Moore Cleveland County Fair Grounds Country Leisure Manufacturing Cox Business Dolese Company Doyle-Crow & Associates Dr. Chad Spiva First Fidelity Bank First United Bank Home Creations Homsey Family & Cosmetic Dentistry Ideal Homes INTEGRIS Health System INTRUST Bank, N.A. LaGree Associates Marvin Haworth Homes, Inc Mattocks Printing Co. MidFirst Bank Moody Mechanical
Moore Norman Overhead Door, Inc. Moore Public Library Moore Public Schools Moore Tag Agency Moore Youth & Family Services OG&E Energy Corp OKC Wellness Clinics Oklahoma Electric Cooperative Oklahoma Natural Gas Randall University Randall's Temp Control Specialists Realty Experts Freeman Clark Insurance Agency Silver Star Construction Co. Sonic Drive-In Spectro Wire & Cable Statewide Roofing, Inc. T. C. Burgin, CPA, PC Tinker Air Force Base 507th Tinker Federal Credit Union Todd Haworth Frameworks Triple S Systems Unity Insurance Partners Veolia Water North America Walmart Supercenter Work Activity Center
30
YEARS
Moore Chamber Investment
2026
d r a o B
OF DIRECTORS
Executive Board
Kimberlee Adams Chair OG&E
Stephanie Keller Treasurer Eide Bailly, LLP
Andy Sherrer Chair Elect First United Bank
Mike Smith Secretary Bancfirst
Directors
Tadd Bliss II Bliss Electric Company
Jenny Campbell Showplace Market
Tim Caudle Silver Star Construction
Kristy Clark Freeman Insurance
Logan Frampton 828 Real Estate/Frampton & Co.
Jim Jennings Clear View Insurance
Jan Moran AT&T
Cody Mosley BOLDT
Brian Mullins 1907 Investments
Sara Raney Norman Regional Health System
Advisory Board: BancFirst, Cleveland County
Commissioners, First United Bank, Moore Norman Technology Center, Norman Regional Heather Seay Armstrong Bank
Brianna Wall OEC/OEC Fiber
Health System, and Vision Bank.
Ex-Officio Members
Dr. Tim Eaton Randall University
Dr. Joe Ely Moore Norman Technology Center
Brooks Mitchell City of Moore
Dr. Robert Romines Moore Public Schools
Jacob McHughes Cleveland County Board of Commissioners
f f a t S Kim Brown, IOM President/CEO
MaKailee George Director of Investor Development
Tish Norman Director of Development & Engagement
Cheryl Patterson Director of Operations
HONORS The Moore Chamber of Commerce has been recognized for attaining standards of organizational excellence and implementation of industry best practices. The Chamber was the only organization to receive this honor in 2022. The Moore Chamber of Commerce is 1 of 7 Chambers out of 151 in the State of Oklahoma that is certified.
2022 Best In Show for Communications Excellence Digital Media Member Moment Videos
2022 Best In Show for Communications Excellence Campaigns/Event Marketing - Brand Launch