Oklahoma is helping drive EV and other automotive businesses forward

Oklahoma is helping drive EV and other automotive businesses forward

An interview with Sean Kouplen, Secretary of Commerce & Workforce Development at Oklahoma Department of Commerce, and Jennifer Springer, Director of Business Development at Oklahoma Department of Commerce, is presented. Among other things, Kouplen and Springer talk about the benefits of investin...

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Workforce
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