About Oklahoma City

There have been multiple articles recently in the national press about how the middle of country is gaining attention as a source of promising technology deals. Big-name investors, including Steve Case, billionaire co-founder of AOL, are in the hunt.

Case's investment firm, Revolution, has covered 8,000 miles in the last three years, searching out quality startups on the premise that high-growth companies can start and scale anywhere, not just in Silicon Valley or the East Coast.

The momentum is in Oklahoma's favor — if only we stay the course to take advantage of it.

Oklahoma City has been named the No. 1 city worth moving to for entrepreneurs who want to launch a startup by Entrepreneur.com...Kiplinger names Oklahoma City as one of the most affordable big cities (with populations greater than 250,000) in the U.S. Entrepreneurs can find good housing and a relatively low cost of living. This is always important to college graduates with college loans, but it's even more of a factor to entrepreneurs who always end up sacrificing salary to start the company of their dreams.