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Q3 2024 Edmond business announcements 

By Tim Priebe | September 10, 2024

Here are some of the latest updates from businesses and professionals in Edmond. From award recognitions to new openings and anniversary celebrations, we’ve rounded up the key highlights. Check out all the news below!

Preventative cybersecurity business measures

By Davis Merrey | September 10, 2024

In 2023, 41% of small businesses were victims of cybersecurity attacks, up from 38% in 2022 and 22% in 2021. Even with this knowledge, most small businesses do not have a cybersecurity plan or cybersecurity insurance.

Investing goal – trader or investor

By Nick Massey | September 10, 2024

After over 47 years in the investment business and working with all kinds of people, I’ve seen a lot in the markets. When it comes to investing, are you a long-term investor or a trader? There’s a big difference. Long-term investing is certainly a good idea and a noble goal. But when people say they will hold an investment forever, most will either make infinity or zero. I’ve never heard of a stock going to infinity, so ultimately, what happens is that they make zero.

Host your own event and shine!

By Kirsten Land | September 10, 2024

If you are in business, then you most likely hear the word “networking” often. There are about as many ways to network as there are colors in a rainbow! It can be formal, like a BNI networking group, or informal, by meeting people at your church. Organizations like your local chambers of commerce or special interest groups like a real estate agent association also host many networking events.

Sticker Phantom’s fresh approach to printing

By Tim Priebe | August 16, 2024

A vibrant new addition to Edmond’s business community, Sticker Phantom redefines the traditional print shop model with a unique blend of creativity and customer service. Ran by Logan Dimmick and Regan McLaughlin’s unique enterprise, it offers a dual-service model that caters to spontaneous walk-in customers and larger corporate accounts, distinguishing itself within the competitive print industry.

Metro PPA’s Lens on the Edmond Jr. Rodeo

By Michela Owen | August 16, 2024

The Edmond Jr. Rodeo, a staple of local culture since 1995, has found a valuable partner in Metro PPA, a group of professional photographers who have captured the rodeo experience with their lenses since last year.

Touchmark at Coffee Creek expands

By Phil Klutts | August 16, 2024

Touchmark at Coffee Creek, known for providing full-service retirement living, is enhancing its offerings with 31 new villas on its 25-acre campus in Edmond. The villas target active adults over 55 seeking a blend of independence and community support.

Can’t get no satisfaction

By Nick Massey | August 16, 2024

I am often asked for my thoughts on inflation. Of course, I don’t like it any more than you do. To borrow a phrase from a famous rock song, Americans “Can’t Get No Satisfaction.” At least not concerning how people think things are going in general. According to the research company Gallup Inc., Americans have been generally grumpy for two decades. Their regular monthly survey, which shows public satisfaction with “the way things are going,” was over 70% in 2000, dropped below 50% in 2004, and is now down another 20 points to only 23%. Wow! Talk about being in a foul mood.

Won’t you be my wingman?

By Kirsten Land | August 16, 2024

Networking can be intimidating and even scary to someone uncomfortable in an unfamiliar situation with unfamiliar people. This kind of situation is exhilarating for others and presents a fun challenge to make new friends. If you are the kind of person who is uncomfortable walking into a room with people you don’t know, you are not alone! According to the 2010 Census, about 16.8% of our population fears meeting new people. That is 39.4 million people who self-reported that they have this fear!

Young Professional Q&A: Claire Painter

By Tim Priebe | July 31, 2024

Meet Claire Painter, Associate Director of Student Leadership at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) who has made significant strides in the realm of higher education and student leadership development. Passionate about guiding college students to realize their full potential, Claire has built a rewarding career at UCO while also being deeply involved in the community.

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