Techlahoma in the News

Techlahoma Foundation is thrilled to announce the receipt of a $25,000 grant from the Inasmuch Foundation and a $10,000 grant from Chesapeake Energy

Technology work can be isolating, but it doesn’t have to be.

Emily Harden, the Executive Director of Techlahoma, is quoted on cybersecurity.

New this year, a grant from The Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City provided scholarships for five students.

On this episode, we discuss the upcoming conferences in 2023, and how Techlahoma plans to expands its impact through continuing education and connection.

Verge is already home to three business start-ups and nine private office members, including OK Coders.

Organizations like Techlahoma are geared toward developing community, providing industry-specific education and creating networking opportunities for their members, as opposed to growing the business or entrepreneur individually.

Techlahoma and Verge OKC spoke on KOCO in OKC about OK Coders new program

Chris and Jesse are joined by the executive director of Techlahoma Emily Harden.

Cortado Ventures is proud to sponsor 200OK

Inasmuch Foundation announces the distribution of $9.1 million in grant funding to 73 nonprofits.

Techlahoma is listed as one of the groups providing programming at 36 Degrees North.

This donation will enable the Techlahoma Foundation to increase their infrastructure and improve outreach, as well as help with their upcoming 200OK Conference.

Valerie and Evan talk about finding your path to a career with high growth potential, getting involved in communities and organizations devoted to positive change.

We need smart technology workers active in Tulsa in order to attract other technology workers.

Tulsa Remote has now welcomed more than 600 people to Tulsa…[providing a] coworking space in partnership with 36 Degrees North.

Continuing the pioneer spirit, Oklahoma City booms toward a thriving tech community.