OKC Ranked as 5-Star Knowledge Worker Metro

[Luke]

http://www.okcbusiness.com/news/news...sp?newsid=5489

We're in good company.

[workman45]

This is great news. Now we need to find a way to desiminate this info to business leaders nationwide to effect a positive change in their preception of us. That is the hurdle we have to cross to attract large corporations.

[soonerguru]

Thanks for the info, but according to whom? Do you have a link? Which organization named OKC thus?

Thanks in advance.

[Karried]

Expansion Management magazine has named Oklahoma City one of the "2005 Five-Star Knowledge Worker Metros" in its recent "Knowledge Worker Quotient(tm)" study.

The study is published in the current issue of Expansion Management.

[HKG_Flyer1]

Here's a link to the article:

http://www.expansionmanagement.com/s...eid=16423&st=3

and to the list, itself:

http://www.expansionmanagement.com/s...r%20Metros.pdf

[soonerguru]

I see that we have joined an illustrious list which includes Morgantown, VA, College Station, TX, and Columbia, MO.

No offense, but if you look at the "tops" categories on that link, we're still middle of the pack. Still, we'll take whatever distinction we can get.