Nicknamed the Sooner State, Oklahoma leverages its central location and business advantages to power key economic sectors.

Oklahoma's central location, low operating costs, workforce, and strong supply chain have attracted GM, Ford, Toyota, Tesla, and more. The state also offers various incentive programs to further boost the sector. Employing over 120,000 workers in the Aerospace and Defense makes it the largest and most diverse sector in Oklahoma. The state also has major maintenance and engineering facilities, plus robust R&D activity, and education programs.

With many of the Universities and Colleges focused on programs and degrees in tech and other corresponding fields, no wonder major companies like Google, Dell, and AT&T. With over 100,000 skilled workers, Oklahoma excels in IT, banking, insurance, and telecom.

Being ranked in the top five producers of oil, natural gas, and wind, Oklahoma capitalizes on its abundant natural resources. Oklahoma also has a vibrant energy innovation ecosystem, with research centers, universities, and startups working on new technologies and solutions. A top producer of wheat, cattle, poultry, and more, Oklahoma's bioscience sector also thrives in associated manufacturing and research. Agribusiness contributes over $40 billion annually.

With targeted advantages across these industries, Oklahoma delivers the infrastructure, talent, and environment for businesses to prosper.