Boeing

[onthestrip]

I logged in just to emphasize this point, OKC is now a HQ city for Boeing. This is BIG, BIG news considering how Boeing is structured.

Yes, this ought to be big news when you see what OK and OKC gave them.
$43,800,000 in 21st Century Quality Jobs Program
$11,000,000 given to them also for job creation incentives.
$2,000,000 given to them from the Quick Action Closing Fund.
$6,000,000 given to them from OKC for job creation incentives that they received earlier this year.
$62,800,000 total given to Boeing for the creation of 459 jobs now (im assuming now) and 369 jobs over next 10 years. All this comes out to $75,845 per job.

Helluva deal for Boeing. No real way of knowing if its a helluva deal for Oklahoma since we dont study or review these incentives.

So the two states Boeing is rapidly expanding in are South Carolina and Oklahoma both of which are right to work.....hmm weird.

See above and you might have a more accurate answer on why they picked Oklahoma. Who cares about right to work if you are given $62 MILLION!

Does that have any meaning as to if Gardner Tanenbaum will be involved again?

I wondered the same. Because why would they need so much money from Oklahoma if they arent even building and owning their own Oklahoma headquarters.