Sherry Alexander from MidAmerica Industrial Park: Growth, Infrastructure, and Community

Sherry Alexander from MidAmerica Industrial Park: Growth, Infrastructure, and Community

This episode of Partner Tulsa Podcast explores the strategic growth and infrastructure development at MidAmerica Industrial Park in Oklahoma. Sherry Alexander, Director of Business Development & Communications at MidAmerica Industrial Park, joins Vickie and Jonathan in a discussion where they share insights on regional economic development, housing initiatives, and the future of Tulsa's industrial ecosystem.

Reshaping Tulsa: A Conversation with Josh Miller, GKFF

In this episode of Partner Tulsa podcast, Josh Miller shares with Vickie his insights regarding how philanthropy and strategic economic development are reshaping Tulsa communities. Their conversation dives into housing initiatives, talent attraction efforts through projects like Tulsa Remote, and the revitalization of neighborhoods, which highlight how collaboration and community-drive planning are essential to build a more vibrant and inclusive Tulsa.

An Insider Look Into The Neighborhood Conditions Index (NCI): Understanding City Processes and Community Involvement in Neighborhood Empowerment

This episode of Partner Tulsa podcast explores Tulsa's innovative Neighborhood Conditions Index (NCI) pilot program, featuring insights from city planners and neighborhood leaders. Our host, Vickie, has an in-depth discussion with John and Jeremy about how data-driven strategies and community engagement are reshaping urban planning and empowering local communities. Designed as a bridge between the city and its residents, NCI fosters mutual understanding to support more effective collaboration in neighborhood development.

A Conversation with Rep. Meloyde Blancett: A Long-Term Vision For Tulsa's Housing Crisis

In this episode of the Partner Tulsa podcast, Oklahoma State Representative Melody Blancet shares with Vickie and Jonathan her passion for housing and economic development, highlighting her efforts to address Tulsa's critical housing needs. With a rich background as a native Oklahoman, entrepreneur, and state representative, she brings a wealth of experience and insight to the pressing issue of workforce housing in Oklahoma. As we continue to navigate the complexities of the housing market, it’s clear that addressing the workforce housing crisis is not just about building homes; it’s about creating a sustainable future for our communities.

Amanda Swope, Director of Tribal Partnerships & Policy: Empowering Tribal Relations in Tulsa

In this episode of the Partner Tulsa podcast, Amanda Swope, Director of Tribal Policy and Partnerships for the City of Tulsa, shares with Vickie her journey from being a representative in the Oklahoma House to her current role. She discusses her goals for enhancing community support, fostering relationships between the city and tribal nations, and promoting native entrepreneurship. Amanda also highlights the importance of communication and collaboration in achieving these objectives, as well as her aspirations for the future, including the potential of attending law school.