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2025 PRESIDENT’S CLUB
2025 Executive Committee
PRESIDENT
Brian Rose
VP/TREASURER
Tim Martin
VP/SECRETARY
Chris Hodges
PAST PRESIDENT
Craig Thurmond
ASSOCIATES COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Ed McIntyre
BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS
COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Lucas Daffern
LOT 45COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Adriana Fout
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN IN BUILDING PRESIDENT
Emily Machetta
REMODELERS COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Brandon Massey
MEMBERSHIP CHAIR
Susan Bevard
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/CEO
Jeffrey Smith
President’s Report
By HBA President Brian Rose
A Year I Will Always Be Proud Of
As I write my final message as President of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa, I am reminded of a favorite Walt Disney quote: “Around here, we do not look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things.” This sentiment captures exactly how I feel as I reflect on this past year and look toward the future of our association.
Serving as your President has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my career. This year was filled with accomplishments that strengthened our organization and advanced our mission of empowering the success of our members as the professional resource for housing in our community. Our efforts in workforce development, advocacy, and member support demonstrated what is possible when passion, collaboration, and purpose come together. In particular, our advocacy in the political realm ensured that our industry’s voice was heard at the city, county, and state levels, protecting our members’ interests and promoting policies that support quality housing for all Oklahomans.
Our members leaned into challenges, celebrated successes, and supported one another every step of the way. I am especially proud of the impact we made on students across the region, from Union and Broken Arrow to Claremore and Nathan Hale. Each classroom visit, each Build My Future event, and each mentorship moment helps open a new door for the next generation. That is the kind of progress that truly fulfills our mission.
and unwavering commitment to our mission. Your work powers the success of this association and the success of every member we serve.
As I finish my term, I do so with a full heart knowing the HBA is moving forward with strength and momentum. I have no doubt that the year ahead will bring new opportunities, new achievements, and new ways to continue empowering our members and supporting the communities we serve.
Thank you for the privilege of serving as your President. Thank you for your trust and your partnership. And thank you for making this year one I will carry with me for the rest of my life.
With gratitude, Brian Rose
Warm regards, Brian Rose
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I want to extend my gratitude to our leadership, our volunteers, and our incredible staff. To Jeffrey Smith and the entire HBA team, thank you for your dedication, creativity,
A Year of Advocacy, Impact, and Empowerment
As 2025 comes to a close, I am reflecting on a year defined by action, collaboration, and the unwavering commitment of our members. The Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa has always been dedicated to empowering the success of our members as the professional resource for housing in our community.
One of the hallmarks of 2025 was our advocacy in the political realm. Relationships were forged and fostered with key people. We worked to ensure that policies protect our members’ interests, support quality housing, and promote growth across our communities. This kind of engagement is more than strategy. It is a responsibility and a privilege that strengthens the foundation of our industry.
Beyond advocacy, our efforts in workforce development, community engagement, and member support made an incredible impact. Students across the region, from Union and Broken Arrow to Nathan Hale and Claremore, experienced hands-on opportunities to explore careers in construction and the trades. Programs like Build My Future and the mobile Girl Scout cookie
Smith’s Scoop
By Executive Vice President/CEO Jeffrey Smith
house brought learning to life, inspiring the next generation of professionals and leaders. Our Home & Garden Show is still the largest in the US. Designer Showcase and Home Remodeling Showcase fill a void for where designers and remodelers can showcase their artistry. Parade of Homes was one of the largest we have had.
None of this work would be possible without the dedication of our leadership, volunteers, and staff. I am grateful to our Board of Directors, committee members, and every HBA team member who brings integrity, creativity, and energy to our mission. Your efforts empower our members and strengthen our community every day.
Looking ahead to 2026, we remain committed to advocacy, workforce development, and serving as the trusted resource for our members. The road ahead is full of opportunity, and I am confident that together we will continue to make a meaningful impact on the housing industry in Tulsa and beyond.
Thank you to our members for your trust, engagement, and partnership. Your commitment is what makes this association strong and what drives our collective success.
That's the Scoop,
Jeffrey Smith
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/ CEO
Jeffrey Smith JSmith@TulsaHBA.com
DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP
Julie Rivers JRivers@TulsaHBA.com
DIRECTOR OF MEMBER ENGAGEMENT
Megan Ward MWard@TulsaHBA.com
DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EVENTS
Sarah Gentry SGentry@TulsaHBA.com
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS
Katrina Marie Morgan KMorgan@TulsaHBA.com
OFFICE MANAGER
Amaris Burris ABurris@TulsaHBA.com
MIKE FRETZ EVENT CENTER MANAGER
Caleb Rice
Caleb@TulsaHBA.com
Proud Partners 2025
Todd Adams ProSource Wholesale Floorcovering
James Atkinson Atkinson Home Inspections
Audrey Bagby Bobby Williamson State Farm
Andrea Bedingfield-Gutierrez Epic Carpet Cleaning, LLC
Hayden Bell Keller Williams Preferred
Steve Bell Mutual of Omaha, Reverse Mortgage
Jason Bennett Groovy 105.7
Susan Bevard BTC Broadband
Allen Black Watt's Right Electric
Jennifer Blackshaw Hahn Appliance Center
Becky Blair McGraw Realtors
Ron Boyd Boyd's Drywall
Steven Bozworth OnCall Services & Rentals
John Brown Hot Shot Electric
Melissa Brown Mid-Continent Group
Angela Budden Compass Title Company
Alejandrina Caamal Marca USA
Jordan Cash Two Men and a Truck
Gretchen Casto Bank of Oklahoma Mortgage
Robert Chandler Pixley Lumber
Destin Clark Presto Bath 2 Shower
Alex Cochran Keller Williams Preferred
Tim Cochran Keller Williams Preferred
Alan Cook GuideWealth Partners
Kevin Dailey LeafGuard of Oklahoma, LLC
Lora Dameron Dameron Services LLC
Lacy Davenport Farmers Insurance - Lacy Davenport
Dana Day Dana Build & Design
Brent DeBoer Dale & Lee's Service, Inc.
Sabrina Deck The Wizards Print Lab
Gentry Detter Spectrum Paint Company
Carrie DeWeese Brian D. Wiggs Homes, Inc.
Tarah Duncan Metro Appliances and More
Matt Emmons Emmons Construction
Bud Farris Tulsa Fireplace Supply
Jessie Foley Groovy Hues
Mike Fournier Sonrise Construction
Adriana Fout Elevate Realty, LLC
Amanda Foyil Chinowth & Cohen Realtors
Meggie Froman-Knight Claremore Economic
Development
Brett Fuller At Your Service Rentals
Jill Garcille
Freedom Insurance
Bill Gregorovic Building Supply Company
Kyle Hager
Platinum Event Services
Josh Harvey PF Unlimited
Gant Hinkle True North
Keely Hutchinson First Title & Abstract Services, LLC
Sam Jacks Titan Title Company
Seth Jacobsen JayCo Heat & Air
Allen Jenkins Silvercrest Homes
Dan King Edward Jones, Dan King
Jennifer Kudirka Independent Material Co, Inc.
Cynthia Landeros Gray Country Financial
Regina LeBlanc Oklahoma Disaster Restoration & Cleaning Specialists
We extend our deepest gratitude to our remarkable members whose support and generosity empower the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa. Your contributions inspire progress, build stronger foundations, and shape a brighter future for our community. Together, we’re creating lasting impact!
Building Influence, One Vote at a Time.
Strategic Advocacy in a HighStakes Year
As Oklahoma prepares for a challenging legislative session, the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa is sharpening its advocacy strategy and focusing on the issues that matter most to our members. At a recent political strategy meeting, association leaders reviewed key political dynamics, county-level challenges, and candidate support priorities shaping the year ahead.
A Contentious Legislative Landscape
The upcoming legislative session is expected to be difficult, in large part because of continued tension between the governor and legislative leadership. This strained relationship is likely to affect both the pace and tone of policymaking. To advance meaningful legislation, broad support across rural, urban, and suburban communities will be essential.
Participants noted that the governor’s unpredictable approach, illustrated by past conflicts with tribal nations, adds complexity to the session. Building strong coalitions and staying adaptable will be critical to navigating this environment successfully.
Local Issues Take Center Stage
Closer to home, Tulsa County continues to face significant challenges, including juvenile justice reform, child trafficking prevention, and ongoing discussions surrounding courthouse construction. These local issues require coordinated engagement and thoughtful political navigation.
The association’s issues fund currently stands at $16,819, providing a solid foundation for strategic support. However, additional fundraising will be necessary to respond effectively as legislative and county priorities evolve.
Targeted Support for Key Candidates
Supporting candidates who champion housing affordability, workforce development, and education remains a top priority. The Government Affairs Committee recommended a $500 contribution to Johnny Walker, a Wagner County Commissioner candidate who is widely regarded as collaborative and wellconnected.
The Government Affairs Committee also identified State Senator Ally Seifried as a legislative leader in the Tulsa metro area who has consistently demonstrated strong support for housing, education, and workforce initiatives. Her steady advocacy and alignment with key regional priorities make her an important ally again this year.
Taken together, these recommendations reflect a focused approach that supports leaders who advance policies that strengthen the housing industry and promote long-term economic growth.
Judicial Races: A Growing Concern
The meeting also highlighted growing concerns surrounding Tulsa County’s judicial landscape. Recruiting special judges has become increasingly difficult because of heavy caseloads, safety concerns, and rising hostility directed at members of the judiciary. These pressures are contributing to a shrinking pool of qualified candidates.
The association emphasized the importance of supporting judicial candidates who demonstrate competence, balance, and professionalism. These individuals must be able to manage complex cases fairly and effectively. As judicial races begin to surface, the association will continue monitoring developments and keeping members informed.
Remaining Neutral in the Governor’s Race
While the state home builders association will engage in the upcoming gubernatorial race, the Tulsa HBA will remain neutral. This ensures local focus stays on the areas where the association can make the most meaningful impact: legislative, county, and judicial priorities that directly affect residential construction, workforce development, and the business environment.
Looking Forward
With a high-stakes legislative session and several key races ahead, the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa remains committed to being a steady and informed voice for the housing industry. Through strategic engagement, targeted support, and a focus on policies that align with our mission, we will continue advocating for our members and protecting the future of homebuilding in our community.
Housing Starts - September 2025
Tulsa, OK – 11/6/2025 – The Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa reports a continued strong pace of residential construction across the Tulsa metro area. Through September 2025, the region recorded 2,578 housing starts, marking an 8.3% increase compared to the same period in 2024.
The September total of 273 new housing starts reflects consistent momentum as builders meet ongoing housing demand throughout the area.
“Despite market fluctuations, Tulsa’s housing industry remains stable and productive,” said Jeffrey Smith, CEO of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa. “Builders continue to respond to population growth, job creation, and buyer demand across the metro.”
Regional Highlights
• Broken Arrow led all municipalities with 497 housing units so far in 2025, followed by Bixby (404) and Owasso (133).
• Tulsa County remains the most active area overall, accounting for 246 starts year-to-date, while Wagoner County (265) and Rogers County (169) also showed strong contributions.
• Smaller communities such as Coweta (192) and Jenks (94) continue to post steady growth.
These figures show that new home construction is active across the region, not limited to one community, signaling strong demand throughout both the city and its surrounding suburbs.
Monthly Trends
2025 began with an exceptionally strong first quarter. January rose 57% over the previous year, and March climbed 18%. The year-to-date total through September (2,578) has already surpassed 2024’s pace, positioning Tulsa Builders for another solid finish to the year.
“Builders in the Tulsa metro area continue to deliver high-quality homes that meet the needs of families, professionals, and first-time buyers alike,” Smith added. “The consistency of these numbers shows confidence in the market and in our local workforce.”
For a detailed breakdown of Tulsa-area housing starts by city, visit TulsaHBA.com/HousingStarts. Source:
Tulsa Area Housing Starts
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For more information about membership benefits or ways to get involved with the Association, please contact our Membership Director, Julie Rivers, JRivers@TulsaHBA.com.
BUILDER MEMBERS
Leslie Day
Day's Building Material
1255 S. Sheridan Tulsa, OK 74112 (918) 834-2111 ldayway@yahoo.com
Sponsor: Michael Warren
Robb Hopper
Paradigm Properties 1014 W. Main Collinsville, OK 74021 robb@hoppergroup.com
Sponsor: Rodger Tucker
Daniel Roper
Roper LLC 9348 S. 65th E. Pl. Tulsa, OK 74133 droper@roperllc.com
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Kevin Luu
Action Exteriors Tulsa
8990 S. Sheridan Rd., Suite B Tulsa, OK 74133 (918) 221-0253
kevin.luu@actionexteriors.com Sponsor: Frank Sawyer
Rusty Pearman
Acts 29 Roofing PO Box 720930 Oklahoma City, OK 73172 (405) 443-0991 rusty@acts29roofing.com
Sponsor: Keely Hutchinson
Leta Ward
AT&T 714 S. Tallchief Ave. Skiatook, OK 74070 (918) 284-1755
LM3592@att.com
Sponsor: Carl Novara
Kyle McQuaid
Audi Tulsa - Don Thornton Automotive
4210 S Memorial Ave Tulsa, OK 74145 (918) 359-6372
kmcquaid@donthorntonauto.com
Sponsor: Erin DeWeese
Tim Cochran
Cochran & Co Realtors 9128 S Braden Ave Tulsa, OK 74137 (918) 455-1998
TCochran@cochranco.com
Sponsor: Shonna Stewart
Timothy Odell
Content Recovery Specialists of Tulsa 2640 N. Darlington Ave. Tulsa, OK 74115 (918) 200-9222
tim.odell@crspackout.com
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
Nick Hollingsworth
Country Financial 8282 S. Memorial Drive, Suite 205 Tulsa, OK 74133 (918) 281-0420
nick.hollingsworth@countryfinancial. com
Sponsor: Adriana Fout
Alan Cook
Covenant Trust Company
3800 W. 71st St. Tulsa, OK 74132
a.cook@covenanttrust.com
Sponsor: Greg Strange
Joey Almazan
Daily Bread Inspections
3504 E. 143rd St. S. Bixby, OK 74008
joey@dailybreadinspections.com
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
Ray Neal Droneocle, LLC 1701 W Utica Street Broken Arrow, OK 74011 info@droneocle.com
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
Tracy Ellis Ellis Real Estate Brokerage 531 East A Street, Suite 201-B Jenks, OK 74037 (918) 496-7750
tracy@ellisreok.com Sponsor: Ryan Henze
Alexandra Higeons Envoy Mortgage 17035 S 305th East Ave Coweta, OK 74429 alex.higeons@envoymortgage.com
Sponsor: Amanda Fraley
Stephanie Lykes
Equity Bank 9292 S Delaware Ave Tulsa, OK 74137 (918) 209-5203
slykes@equitybank.com
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
Vivian Rogers
Gooch / Novara Insurance Agency 4864 S Yale Ave Tulsa, OK 74135 (918) 933-5656
vivian@insurewithvivian.com
Sponsor: Carl Novara
Rania Agha
Hometown Insurance Agency 4100 West Laredo Street Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (918) 852-3333
Rania@hometown.agency
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
Austin Hannah
Kazar Security
1238 S. Peoria Avenue Tulsa, OK 74120 (918) 551-6196
alarms@kazarsecurity.com
Sponsor: Jordan Cash
Karma McDonald-Hefner
MDAesthetics
5125 E 81st Street Tulsa, OK 74146 (918) 392-2888
MDAesthetics2025@gmail.com
Sponsor: Shonna Stewart
Steve McLarty
Mr. Handyman of Greater Tulsa 311 W Washington St Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (918) 236-9191
steve.mclarty@mrhandyman.com
Sponsor: Lacy Davenport
Lindsay Padilla
On Call Home Warranty
5800 E Skelly Drive Ste 825 Tulsa, OK 74135 lindsay@oncallhomewarranty.com
Sponsor: Shonna Stewart
Mimi Martinez
PicMe Photobooth, LLC 1019 W 87th St S Tulsa, OK 74132 info@picme-ok.com
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
Jamie McKee-Evans
Realty ONE Group Dreamers 1601 S Eucalyptus Ave, Ste 200 Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (539) 367-1555 agentjevans@gmail.com
Sponsor: Cheri Peters
Stone Shew
SCE GuttersOK PO Box 174 Owasso, OK 74055 (918) 600-7555 info@guttersok.com
Sponsor: Rodger Tucker
Jason Lilly
Schemmer
10820 E 45th Street, Suite 307 Tulsa, OK 74146 (918) 394-1500
jlilly@schemmer.com
Sponsor: Tim Martin
Howard Nixon
Southwood Landscape & Garden Center
9025 S. Lewis Ave. Tulsa, OK 74137 (918) 299-9409
hnixon@southwoodnursery.com
Sponsor: Susan Bevard
Lisa Welch
Stewart Title 8211 E Regal Place, Suite 100 Tulsa, OK 74133 (918) 882-0869
lisa.welch@stewart.com
Sponsor: Susan Bevard
Joshua Strickland
Strickland Shoots 9030 E Shiloh Rd Claremore, OK 74019 (918) 282-7838
stricklandshootsphotography@gmail. com
Sponsor: Ryan Henze
Shelbi Woodson
Supreme Cleaning Services 804 N Ash Street Owasso, OK 74055 (918) 900-7763
Supremecleaningofowasso@gmail. com
Sponsor: Chinh Doan
Debbie Hansen
Ted's Cafe Escondio 3555 NW 58th Street #505 Oklahoma City, OK 73112 (918) 301-8337
dhansen@tesdcafe.com
Sponsor: Ryan Henze
Allison Emanuel
Trees By Jake, LLC
7107 S Yale Ave #263
Tulsa, OK 74136 (918) 500-9955
allisone@treesbyjake.com
Sponsor: Tonya Ellison
Brent Barnhart
Try Turing LLC 4392 S 170th East Ave Tulsa, OK 74134
brent@tryturing.ai
Sponsor: Ed McIntyre
Jeff Naylor UFFC Mortgage
321 S Boston Ave, 9th Floor Tulsa, OK 74103 (918) 508-7300
jeff.naylor@uff.loans
Sponsor: Cheri Peters
Brooke Spencer
Walk Your Plans Tulsa LLC 548 W 125th Place South, Suite 200 Glenpool, OK 74033
brooke@walkyourplanstulsa.com
Sponsor: Wayne Farabough
Bank of Oklahoma Mortgage
Exclusive financial benefit for Tulsa HBA Members and their families. Take advantage of our Financial Benefits program when you finance your first mortgage loan through our program and you will receive a $2,000 credit toward closing costs.
Team One Automotive 15% off parts up to $150.00 Chase Bluford 918-281-0018 teamoneautomotiveba.com Teamoneautomotive@gmail.com
Ted's Escondido
10% off catering services from drop off to full service. Debbie Hansen 918-607-6881 dhansen@tedscafe.com
The Business Acceleration Team
Two free weeks of business coaching. Eric Knam 918-223-3442 thebusinessaccelerationteam.com
Value News
One month Free PRO-Bundle advertising campaign. Your PRO-Bundle includes one monthly promotion: Web Search pages, Social Media Promos, and required homeowner direct mail. Mary Bransford 918-828-9600 valuenews.com
Via Sophia Bookkeeping
Receive 10% off for three months on monthly bookeeping services designed to bring clarity, organization, and peace of mind to your business finances. Be sure to mention that you are an HBA member on your inquiry form and discovery call. Sophia Whiteman 918-922-9560 info@viasophia.co
We B Trees 5% on all tree work *Must notify as an HBA member when calling in. Tim Nall 918-446-3473 www.webtrees.com
Please Note: Discounts are for current HBA members only Discounts may not be applied to all products. This program is not intended to replace or be in addition to any existing discount you may already receive. Please contact participating members for specific details on the offered discounts.
Celebrating Success: Thank You to Our Sponsors for PWB Golf 2025
As the sun rose over the beautiful greens of ShangriLa, the excitement for the PWB Golf Tournament 2025 was undeniable. From the early morning registration and breakfast to the spirited shotgun start at 9:00 AM, participants enjoyed a day filled with camaraderie, competition, and community.
This year’s event was more than just a tournament; it was a testament to the strength and support of our sponsors. Their generosity made it possible to host an unforgettable experience, complete with the Thursday evening Horse Race, delicious meals, and the much-anticipated Awards Luncheon.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every sponsor who stepped up to make this event a success. Your commitment to the Home Builders Association and the Professional Women in Building Council helps us continue our mission of empowering professionals and fostering growth in our industry.
Special Thanks:
Annual Sponsor: KT Williams
Presenting Sponsor: Five Star Painting
Meal Sponsor: Brian D. Wiggs Homes
Hole-in-One Sponsor: Superior Overhead Door
Contest Hole Sponsor: McCallum & Sons Drywall & Construction
Hole Sponsors:
Arvest Bank
Capital One Spark Business Card
Empire Fence
First United Bank
Huber Engineered Woods
Hughes Lumber ServPro
Specialized Recruiting Group
Superior Building Resources
Your contributions not only enhanced the tournament but also strengthened the bonds within our community. Together, we are building more than homes; we are building opportunities, relationships, and a brighter future. Here’s to another year of success, collaboration, and fun on the fairways. We can’t wait to see you at next year’s event!
Southwest Chapter Shooting Clays Tournment at Snake Creek Shooting Sports
The Southwest Chapter gathered on Thursday, September 18 at Snake Creek in Beggs for a morning of friendly competition, great food, and even better company. The annual Clay Shoot has become a favorite for members across the region, offering a chance to step away from the jobsite, enjoy the outdoors, and strengthen the professional relationships that keep our industry moving forward.
Set against the wide-open backdrop of Snake Creek, teams rotated through stations testing their accuracy, strategy, and a little luck along the way. Laughter, coaching from teammates, and a healthy dose of competitive spirit made the day both energetic and relaxed. It was the perfect blend for a chapter event.
Gratitude to Our Sponsors
Events like the Clay Shoot do not happen without the generous support of our sponsors. Their commitment to the HBA mission is felt not only through their financial support, but through their ongoing engagement in the housing industry.
Golf Cart Sponsor: AVB Bank AVB Bank once again demonstrated their dedication to the HBA community by serving as our Golf Cart Sponsor. Their support helped teams move easily throughout the course and kept the event flowing smoothly.
Lunch Sponsor: Generator Supercenter
A huge thank you to Generator Supercenter for providing lunch for all participants. Their sponsorship fueled a great midday break and added to the camaraderie that defines this event.
20-Gauge Gold Sponsors: BTC Broadband and Bloss Equipment Co. Our Gold Sponsors played a key role in elevating the overall experience. BTC Broadband and Bloss Equipment Co. helped ensure shooters had everything they needed for a fun and competitive day.
A Day That Supports Our Mission
The Clay Shoot is more than a sporting event. It is a reflection of our mission to empower the success of our members as the professional resource for housing in our community. Chapter events build stronger relationships, deepen industry connections, and create opportunities for members to engage in meaningful ways. As the Southwest Chapter continues to grow its voice and involvement, events like this remain essential. They remind us that our strength comes from the individuals and companies who show up, support one another, and believe in the future of home building in our region.
Closing Thoughts
Thank you to every member, sponsor, volunteer, and staff member who made this year’s Clay Shoot a success.
The Spike Club recognizes members for their recruiting and retention efforts. To become a Spike, you must earn six Spike credits within two consecutive years, by bringing in new members and retaining current members. At each new Spike level, members receive awards. Spikes also enjoy benefits such as visibility among their peers leading to increased business contacts, invitations to special FREE events, celebrations and more. Names with at least six Spike points are listed below, as reported by NAHB.
1/8 – Associates Council/ H&G Show
1/8 – Remodelers Council
1/8 – Membership Committee
1/10 – Owasso Chapter
1/12 – B&F/Executive Committees
1/13 – Get OnBoard Orientation
1/13 – Board of Directors
1/13 – GMM
1/15 – DS Bare Bones Party
1/18-1/22 – Costa Rica Trip
1/21 – PWB Council
1/22 – Quality Construction
1/22 – 40 Below Council
1/28 – Builders & Developers Council
1/29 – Quality Construction Register at TulsaHBA.com/Events
2/3 – Associates Council – Sales Speaker
2/5 – Quality Construction
2/5 – Remodelers Council
2/5 – Membership Committee
2/9 – B&F/Executive Committees
2/10 – Get OnBoard Orientation
2/10 – Board of Directors
2/10 – GMM
2/11 – Southwest Chapter
2/12 – Quality Construction
2/12 – Owasso Chapter Virtual Golf
2/16 – Rogers County Chapter
2/17-2/19 – NAHB IBS
2/18 – PWB Council
2/19 – Quality Construction
2/25 – Builders & Developers Council
2/26 – 40 Below Council Register at TulsaHBA.com/Events
