Oklahoma Roofing Contractor Association - ORCA

Builders Association of South Central Oklahoma ( BASCO ) has been a community leader since 1949. We would like to extend our welcome and introduce you to our association.The Association is located in Norman, OK and serves the counties of Cleveland, McClain, Garvin and Grady. BASCO seeks to inform members of ongoing changes in the industry as well as improvements in construction materials and techniques through local, state and national educational programs.Norman Oklahoma is a city of the future, home of the University of Oklahoma, Sam Noble Museum of Natural History, The National Severe Storms Laboratory and many friendly people.

The Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association (OQHRA) is a prominent organization based in Edmond, OK, dedicated to promoting and supporting the thrilling sport of quarter horse racing. With a focus on the Oklahoma-Bred Program, OQHRA offers a range of services, including stakes races, membership opportunities, and the latest racing news. Their annual awards banquet and Hall of Fame induction ceremony celebrate the achievements of both horses and individuals in the industry. As the 2024 Remington Park Quarter Horse, Paint, and Appaloosa Season approaches, OQHRA is gearing up for another exciting year of racing. With a robust stakes schedule boasting 12 Grade 1 events and estimated purses of nearly $6 million, the association continues to attract top-notch competitors. OQHRA's commitment to excellence is evident in their dedication to providing scholarships for college students, supporting the Horseman's Benevolent Program, and offering a disaster relief program for those in need.Generated from the website

About OBA For more than 100 years, Oklahoma banks have relied upon a strong and active statewide organization working to address their changing needs and challenges. That organization the Oklahoma Bankers Association today serves 270 member banks. Based in Oklahoma City, the OBA assists its members with government relations, educational programs, legal and compliance services, communications, insurance products and numerous products and services. The Association was created in June 1897 when 25 banks from Oklahoma Territory assembled to organize in pursuit of their common goals. It was 10 years before Oklahoma became a state. Of course, the OBA has undergone many changes over the past century, but it has stayed true to its basic mission of helping banks cope with their common concerns and needs. The OBA works with banks to ensure they have the tools they need to support their communities. We provide fraud training programs to banks at no charge, we bring financial literacy programs to communities across the state and so much more.