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We are thrilled to have recently launched into our 3rd year of coworking and community collaboration here at the Oklahoma City Coworking Collaborative. We believe that this year will be our best year by far. We are planning and hosting even more events and expanding our services aimed at fostering the technical, creative and entrepreneurial communities in Oklahoma City. To accomplish this, we need your help, now.

The okcCoCo is supported exclusively by its members and member businesses. We have been very lucky to have had many generous individuals support our efforts over the last two years. If you are a current or past okcCoCo member, we owe you a great debt. Thank you very much for your support.

How can you help the okcCoCo? We have a number of memberships that provide services that might be of value to you or your business. We have inexpensive memberships such as our $15/month community membership. We have memberships for businesses that allow flexible use of our facility for business meetings, events or offsite work for employees. We also rent out space including our classroom, conference room and social area for all sorts of events. We have hosted marketing seminars, corporate board meetings, professional retreats, conferences, and even high school graduation parties.
We also accept and are very thankful for financial, software or equipment donations brought or sent to the okcCoCo.

Is there a way to help okcCoCo without becoming a member? Yes! We rely heavily on the time and effort people put into creating and running community events that we host at the okcCoCo. We’ve had over twenty professional groups meet monthly here at the okcCoCo since our launch. We’ve hosted dozens of community events. The passion and work of well over 100 members and non-members alike went into making these events come to life. If you are interested in creating an event, building a community or simply sharing your passions with others, we welcome you to come talk to us about how we can help you build something new and awesome.

It would be hard to understate the value of personal referrals, recommendations, and positive reviews of the people who use and attend events at the okcCoCo, whether that be in person via word of mouth or online via social media. Telling friends and colleagues about okcCoCo and our coworking space, our office spaces, our events and our business services is extremely valuable to us. We rely on the voice of the community. Thank you if you have or will share our story.

Why would I help the okcCoCo? okcCoCo is focused on improving the technical, creative and entrepreneurial opportunities, resources and community in Oklahoma City. That can mean a lot of things, but as we see it, it means more jobs, more startup businesses, more events, more educational opportunities, stronger community, more attention from local government to the valuable contributions we make that help create a thriving, growing city and economy.

Looking back at the last two years, we have accomplished more than we ever thought possible, thanks to the contributions of the community. We have built a coworking facility where dozens of people work daily, dozens of businesses share our coworking and meeting space, and ten businesses have private office space. We’ve been able to connect freelance professionals and business with each other as well as with new clients seeking services. Through our events we have helped to promote and foster over 100 startup businesses. We have hosted well over 200 professional and user group meetings.
We have launched new events including BarCamp, Red Dirt RubyConf, Gov20a, Code4aCause, Throw Your Voice, MobileBeta, Red Dirt Javascript. We’ve partnered with organizations like the Greater Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce and i2E to host events focused on entrepreneurship such as OpenBeta, Global entrepreneurship week, and Startup weekend and to help our companies participate in other events such as SXSW, The Entrepreneurs Conference, and Innotech.

Individuals and businesses, we, as a community, have built something special that did not exist here before, and does not exist in many many other cities. If we want this to continue, we will need your help. Please reach out to help us make this our best year yet.

The okcCoCo Founders

Seminar: DDD, TDD & BDD: Cutting through the acronyms 0


Looking for a half-day primer on the latest best practices in software engineering? Come join other Oklahoma engineers at a free half-day seminar on DDD, TDD and BDD led by Ray Lewallen. Thursday, September 8, 1pm-5pm at okcCoCo. More details can be found on the Telogical Systems website. Register Now!

New Developers Group: okcDroid for Android Developers 0


okcDroid will hold it’s first meeting on August 18th at 6:30pm at the okcCoCo. This first meeting will be a charter meeting. Discussions will be had around what the community would like to see out of a Android Developers User Group in the Oklahoma City metro area. Follow for updates.


BrightBit opens office at the okcCoCo! 0


We’re happy to have BrightBit choose the okcCoCo as their home base in Oklahoma City!

BrightBit is a team of creatives and technologists, recognized leaders in web and mobile app development. They have years of experience crafting applications of all sizes. They think a close relationship with clients and quick development cycles are the keys to making a great app. Working with the most popular tools and best practices means less hassle down the road and faster deliverables. Building apps shouldn’t be a pain for customers. They believe in using the best tools to help bring amazing apps to life while also being simple to use, and are strong advocates of open-source platforms and web standards.

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G is for Geek 0


New publication by okcCoCo member Amber Parrow!

Feed the Buffalo at SXSW! 0



OpenBeta 6 will be held in conjunction with SXSW, 8-10pm, March 14th the Buffalo Lounge (aka Friends Bar), 206 E 6th Street, Austin Texas

okcCoCo offices now available! 0


Offices available at okcCoCo are a spacious 250 square feet in size with hardwood floors, high ceilings and window pane doors. Each office comes with a reserved parking spot in our adjacent parking lot. Offices are located in a secure area, with immediate access to the okcCoCo coworking area.





Having an office at okcCoCo also give you access to our community resources including the coworking facilities, 14 person board room, 6 person conference room, social area and event space. If you are running a company from your office, we do our best to promote your services through co-branding on our website (see the sidebar), listing you in our service provider directory, and providing you sponsorships on our events like OpenBeta.

An important part of being part of the okcCoCo community is the professional networking opportunities that exist only at okcCoCo. okcCoCo members are some of this city’s top developers and developers. We host the meetings of a dozen technology focused community groups each month. We also run special educations events and host invited speakers that are free for okcCoCo members to attend.

To really understand okcCoCo and the benefits that having an office at okcCoCo can provide, you need to visit. Please stop by anytime from 9am to 9pm to get a tour of our facility and our available offices.

Maeghan is leaving us. We’re a little :( and a little :) 0


Maeghan has been a critical part of the okcCoCo since we’ve opened close to two year ago. She has been the one behind the scenes taking care of everyone and everything. Please join us for lunch at McNellies in Midtown at 12noon on Thursday Jan 27th to wish Maeghan farewell as she moves on to bigger and better opportunities.

Techmas Holiday Party 0



Let us jingle your bells at the Second Annual okcCoCo Techmas Holiday Party!

To celebrate the holidays this year, the okcCoCo is inviting the entire tech community (okcCoCo members, freelancers, employees of local tech companies, and members of okcCoCo user groups) for a night of drinks, food, entertainment and holiday cheer.

Come and play tech-oriented holiday games to win holiday prizes from under the CoCo Christmas tree! If you missed it last year, this was a laugh out loud fun experience!

We are charging $10 per person at the door to be donated to the Central Oklahoma Humane Society


We are looking for holiday prizes to give away. If you are a business and would like to sponsor the party by providing a prize to give away,

Spouses are welcome!

When: Thursday, December 16th, 2010
Time: 7:00pm
Where: okcCoCo 723 North Hudson Oklahoma City, OK 73102


Sponsors!




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Sarah Atlee

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