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CUSHING CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON 
With Speaker:  Leslie Osborn, Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor

JUNE 5, 2024 

11:30 AM - 1 PM

ITINERARY: 
11:30 AM - Noon:  Arrive to Steer Inn and order lunch/Network - Member Partners option to introduce & pitch business in 2 minutes  
11:55 am - Noon: Cushing Chamber Events calendar announcements
Noon - 1 pm: Program Speaker 

STEER INN RESTAURANT - 1340 E. MAIN ST. CUSHING, OK

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Our Member Partners asked, and we listened!  Bringing BACK our Quarterly Membership Luncheons, just for our Member Partners!  

Join us at our Cushing Chamber Membership Luncheon on June 5!  This is a great opportunity to introduce your business, do some networking, find out what Chamber events are coming up, as well as hear from our great speaker Leslie Osborn, Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor! This is a fantastic time to ask questions that your business may have for the Oklahoma Labor Department.  

For the June 5 Membership Luncheon, we will have Leslie Osborn, Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor.  The Oklahoma Department of Labor offers many services that are readily available and can be helpful to businesses in our area, as well as other cities throughout Oklahoma.  She will discuss workforce issues across the state and solutions to help fill those gaps.

Services provided by ODOL

• Employment Opportunities for citizens of Oklahoma.
• Free and confidential Safety Consultations to public and private entities across the State.
• Employment Issues – Wage and Hour Division & Child Labor Law Division.

   Leslie Osborn, Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor

In 2022 Leslie Osborn was elected to a second four year term as State Labor Commissioner. Prior to that she served ten years in the OK House of Representatives for District 47. During her time there she was the first female to chair the Judiciary committee of the House, and in December of 2016 she was named the first Republican female chairman of the House Appropriations and Budget Committee. During her tenure she authored landmark workers compensation reform and passed into law the first Pay for Success contract in Oklahoma, which was a public-private partnership with the Department of Corrections and the Kaiser Foundation to move women from incarceration to the Women in Recovery Program.

Osborn received a B.S. in business administration from Oklahoma State University and resides in Mustang, Oklahoma. Leslie owned and operated her own business for 22 years selling heavy duty truck parts, Osborn Pick-Up Accessories, and is the mother of two children.

Osborn serves on the advisory board of OK Small Business Development Centers, Youth & Family Services of Canadian County and the Oklahoma Academy. She is the President of the Board of the Canadian Valley Technology Center Foundation. She was in Leadership OK Class 27 and served as the state director of the national group Women in Government.