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Oklahoma companies benefit from a robust talent pipeline, business-friendly policies, renewable energy and its central location.
When it comes to supply chain success, mitigating disruptions, business continuity and improving sustainability is key – and one southern state is serving as a model for supply chain resiliency.
Oklahoma companies across multiple industry sectors continue to locate operations to the state due to its robust talent pipeline, low operating cost, business-friendly policies, renewable energy and its central location.
Most recent examples of this include Enel North America’s plans to invest $1 billion to establish a solar cell and panel manufacturing facility outside of Tulsa, OK; and USA Rare Earth’s $100 million investment to establish the first domestic heavy rare earth magnet production facility in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Here’s what Oklahoma businesses benefit from:
In the face of constant disruptions, leading companies worldwide are constantly seeking resources of these kinds to help mitigate risk. Oklahoma’s model to promote supply chain resiliency can serve as a framework for other regions, cities or states.
A childhood in Kansas, college in California where she met her early mentor, Leigh Lytle spent 15 years in the Federal Reserve Banking System and is now the 1st woman President & CEO of the Equipment Leasing & Finance Association. Join us to hear about her ambition to be a great leader.