By Tim Priebe
November 12, 2024

Q4 2024 Edmond business announcements

From Sherry Jordan’s 55 over 55 award to Janet Yowell’s retirement, here’s what’s happening in Edmond’s business world this quarter.

From accolades for Edmond Chamber CEO Sherry Jordan to the retirement announcement of EEDA ED Janet Yowell, here are some of the latest updates from the business world in Edmond.

Sherry Jordan honored as 55 over 55

Long-time Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Sherry Jordan was recently honored as one of the 55 over 55 Inspiring Oklahomans. This award honors Oklahomans who drive future growth by fostering innovation, inclusivity, and support for entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and business communities across the state.

EEDA Executive Director Janet Yowell retiring

The Edmond Economic Development Authority (EEDA) recently announced that their Executive Director Janet Yowell will be retiring effective January 31, 2025. Janet has served the Edmond area for 35 years.

Preston Watterson Announces Candidacy

Preston Watterson, longtime Edmond resident and community leader, has announced his candidacy for Edmond City Council, Ward 3, focusing on responsible growth, financial diligence, collaboration, and preserving Edmond’s strengths. With 21+ years in engineering and project management, Watterson brings experience from major projects with the U.S. Air Force and Navy and extensive community involvement, including service on Edmond’s Capital Improvement Projects Advisory Board and local nonprofits.

Ted’s Café Escondido in Edmond is temporarily closed

Ted’s Café Escondido in Edmond is temporarily closed due to storm damage, with reopening planned for December 16, 2024. To continue to support this local business, you can still enjoy Ted’s at their other metro locations, including 150th & Penn, North OKC, West OKC, and South OKC.

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About Tim Priebe

Tim is a public speaker, author, publisher of Edmond Business, and the owner of Backslash Creative. He helps businesses that are worried they don’t have the expertise or time required to invest in doing their own digital marketing. He helps them plan where and how much to invest and often helps execute the plan.

Tim started the Edmond Business online magazine in May 2020 to fill a need in the community when The Edmond Sun shut down and stopped publishing their monthly magazine, The Business Times.