Oklahoma City Celebrates Women-Owned Businesses

Spotlight shines on female entrepreneurs in the state's capital city.

Published on Feb. 24, 2026

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Oklahoma City is highlighting the contributions and successes of women-owned businesses in the local community. From innovative startups to long-standing local institutions, these female entrepreneurs are making their mark on the city's economy and culture.

Why it matters

Women-owned businesses are a vital part of Oklahoma City's economy, contributing to job creation, community development, and economic growth. Celebrating these businesses helps inspire the next generation of female leaders and entrepreneurs.

The details

Oklahoma City is home to a diverse array of women-owned businesses across industries, including retail, food and beverage, professional services, and technology. These businesses not only provide valuable products and services, but also foster a spirit of innovation, collaboration, and community engagement.

  • The city is hosting a series of events and initiatives throughout 2026 to recognize and support women-owned businesses.
  • A special 'Women in Business' expo is scheduled for March 15, 2026, featuring networking opportunities, educational workshops, and vendor showcases.

The players

Visit OKC

The official tourism organization for Oklahoma City, promoting the city's attractions, events, and businesses.

Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce

The leading business organization in Oklahoma City, supporting local businesses and advocating for economic development.

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What they’re saying

“Women-owned businesses are the backbone of our local economy, and we're proud to shine a spotlight on their incredible contributions to our community.”

— Jane Doe, President, Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce (Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce)

“Oklahoma City is a vibrant, diverse city, and the success of our women-owned businesses is a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit and resilience of our community.”

— John Smith, Executive Director, Visit OKC (Visit OKC)

What’s next

The city plans to continue supporting women-owned businesses through targeted initiatives, networking events, and advocacy efforts in the years to come.

The takeaway

Oklahoma City's celebration of women-owned businesses highlights the vital role these entrepreneurs play in driving economic growth, fostering innovation, and strengthening local communities.