Tulsa Remote

Best Remote Work Advice from a Former Clorox Leader ?? In this special expert edition of Remote With, Justin Harlan sits down with Sacha Connor, CEO of Virtual Work Insider, to discuss how you can thrive in a remote or hybrid work environment. From building trust to advancing your career remotely, Sacha shares insights to help you succeed in distributed teams. "I learned early on one of the most important things for me to do, but the hardest thing to do was to stay visible. Because it's really hard to stay visible when you're virtual," Sacha shared. Listen to this episode to hear her practical tips for staying visible while working virtual, building trust, and advancing your career remotely ?? https://lnkd.in/gGXuNnuK #futureofwork #remoteworktips #remotework #tulsaremote

Missed out on Plugged In? Want to revisit your favorite sessions? You're in luck—the session recordings are now LIVE! ?? Whether you want to learn how to land remote jobs with Libryia Jones, dive into Raj Choudhury's research on the second wave of work from anywhere, or strategies for driving better collaboration with Rebecca Hinds, these recordings are packed with insights you can quickly apply to your life. ??? Explore the recorded sessions here ?? https://lnkd.in/gmk2dpsA ?? Shoutout to our incredible speakers: Libryia Jones, Raj Choudhury, Brian Elliott, Laurel Farrer, Sacha Connor, Rebecca Hinds, PhD, Danielle Farage, Mike Neal, Garry Clark, Kathleen Hale, Greg Lindsay, and Justin Harlan!

The remote work community in Tulsa is thriving, and the numbers speak for themselves—Tulsa is a prime example of how attracting talent can drive growth in a city.

Tulsa is Empowering the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs with the Tulsa Tech Drive Think Latitude is leading the charge to bridge the digital divide and give aspiring business owners the tools they need to succeed. Tulsa Remoters Misha Shah and Andy S. sat down with News On 6 to talk about this initiative that’s making technology accessible to those who need it most. Want to help? The Tulsa Tech Drive is accepting a variety of donations and will have multiple drop-off locations with varying hours, which will be updated on the campaign's website ?? https://lnkd.in/ggpcrasa You can also contribute cash to the Start to Still Foundation ?? https://lnkd.in/gsWAtcdr Watch the full segment ?? https://lnkd.in/gW27tUQb

?? Global Entrepreneurship Week is Back in Tulsa ?? From November 18 - 22, our friends at 36 Degrees North, the official GEW Tulsa organizers, are hosting 35+ events designed to spark your creativity and fuel your growth. Plus, our Managing Director, Justin Harlan will be sharing his insights on “How Tulsa Is Redefining Talent Attraction” on Nov 22 from 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM at 36°N. In his session, you’ll: ?? Gain an understanding of the community-building strategies that have made Tulsa a model for remote worker integration ?? Explore how Tulsa Remote’s success is shaping a holistic talent attraction strategy for new Tulsans ?? Dive into the broader positive impacts of creating a welcoming environment for newcomers on the city’s community and economy The best part? It’s all FREE and open to the public! Mark your calendars and plan your week now at 36n.co/gew.

A $30 Million Vision to Transform Downtown Tulsa ?? Downtown Tulsa Partnership, along with PartnerTulsa and the City of Tulsa, has unveiled Downtown Tulsa Forward—a plan to transform Downtown Tulsa into an even more vibrant, connected, and thriving space for the next 20 years. From park-like areas reconnecting neighborhoods to a new entertainment district around the convention center, this vision is about creating a safer, more welcoming downtown for everyone. With $30 million in funding, projects like a dog park in the Arts District and upgrades to Chapman Green are already in motion. ?? “Downtown is a neighborhood in itself, but more than that it represents the collective cultural and economic aspirations of Tulsa as a whole. Together, let’s move Downtown Tulsa forward and achieve a neighborhood that is vibrant, secure, and relevant for the future of our entire community,” Brian Kurtz, president and CEO of Downtown Tulsa Partnership, shared in https://ow.ly/CPY250U7aPY

It's great to see the continued recognition of Tulsa’s evolution into a hub for remote work! Through Tulsa Remote, remote workers are finding both opportunity and community here, and their impact is felt citywide. ??

We love hosting our incredible speakers at Plugged In last month and getting their unique perspectives on Tulsa! Check out what Danielle Farage had to say about Tulsa's unique community, culture, and the opportunities for innovation. ??

Tulsa Remoter Lawrence MacAlpine Brings Sourdough Culture to Downtown Tulsa "Lots of people associate sourdough with San Francisco — one of my goals is that people start to associate Tulsa with sourdough." After moving to Tulsa through Tulsa Remote, Lawrence MacAlpine transformed his family’s love of baking into Slate Sourdough, a must-visit in the Tulsa Arts District. McAlpine, a cybersecurity expert by day, crafts sourdough loaves, morning buns, and more—all made fresh with local ingredients. What began as a creative escape has flourished into a business that’s putting Tulsa on the map for sourdough lovers. ?? https://lnkd.in/gbT36XNh

We've been loving the recap posts from Plugged In attendees! Today, we're highlighting a few standout takeaways that resonated with many of you: Some of the biggest takeaways include:? ?? Remote work is opening new doors for cities to thrive, both economically and socially ??? How nomadic cities can attract talent by focusing on quality of life? ?? Remote work is here to stay, and in-office only companies should consider the benefits of adapting to this new landscape Let us know your thoughts on these insights, or if you have any new takeaways from Plugged In!