Since its inception, i2E has played a crucial role in Oklahoma's entrepreneurial ecosystem by providing a wide range of services and support to startups and early-stage companies. These services include mentoring, funding, business development assistance, access to networks, and specialized programs aimed at accelerating the growth

J.D. Baker, the future Chair of OKC's Black Chamber of Commerce, engages in a compelling dialogue with DeAndre Martin, shedding insights on his career, familial roots, and economic insights. Through his blog, "Sankofahoma," J.D. endeavors to rekindle the rich tapestry of Black narratives, breathing life into forgotten stories and celebrating the enduring legacy of Black heritage in Oklahoma.

In May of 2023, lawmakers created a bill meant to incentivize homebuilders to create affordable housing. This bill, titled the "Oklahoma Housing Stability Program," establishes two main initiatives: the Oklahoma Homebuilder Program and the Oklahoma Increased Housing Program.

On January 23, 2024, Ward 7 Councilwoman Nikki Nice hosted an engaging town hall at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church Family Life Center. The event brought together a diverse array of residents, community organizers, and business owners…

When it comes to pursuing innovation and groundbreaking research, securing funding is often the first hurdle.

A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity: OKC’s Biomanufacturing Workforce Training Center

This month’s Innovation District ‘In-Focus’ story stems from an introduction made by the OKCID linking the Innovators’ Tribune

Since 2019, the Oklahoma City Innovation District has hosted more than 100 different programming opportunities