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Welcome to the PartnerTulsa podcast, where we delve into the critical issues shaping Tulsa's future, from housing solutions to economic development. Join our hosts, Vickie Jordan and Jonathan Sanders, as they engage in insightful conversations with key leaders and experts. Explore the pressing housing crisis in Tulsa, the need for nearly 13,000 new units, and innovative strategies like new urbanism and community engagement to address housing shortages and create affordable, walkable communities.Discover how Tulsa Ports is fueling economic growth, the city's transition from an oil capital to an energy capital, and the vital role of strategic planning and partnerships in major economic development projects, including the relocation of companies like Norsun. Learn about the importance of intentional growth, preserving Tulsa's unique cultural identity, and ensuring that job creation contributes to economic mobility and a high quality of life. We also explore the challenges and opportuniti
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Episode #21
This episode explores Tulsa's strategic initiatives, the innovative consolidation of economic development entities, and the transformative Greenwood Master Plan. Our host, Jonathan Sanders, and our guest, Gary Hamer, TAEO Chief Strategy Officer, present valuable insights on how these efforts are shaping Tulsa's future and the importance of focus, collaboration, and community engagement.
Episode #20
This episode explores Tulsa's strategic initiatives, the innovative consolidation of economic development entities, and the transformative Greenwood Master Plan. Our host, Jonathan Sanders, and our guest, Gary Hamer, present valuable insights on how these efforts are shaping Tulsa's future and the importance of focus, collaboration, and community engagement.
Episode #19
In this episode, Executive Director Ronita Wade and Chief Health Officer Dr. Jabraan Pasha discuss how health and economic development are inextricably tied together. Dr. Pasha first shares his journey from healthcare to becoming a key leader in Tulsa's health initiatives. We then explore the social determinants of health, innovative community programs, and the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) to fund improved health outcomes. In this fascinating episode, Dr. Pasha lays out the city's vision for a healthier future.
Episode #18
In this episode, Mark Smith breaks down the rigorous, data-driven methodologies and technical frameworks that allow Housing Solutions to efficiently combat housing insecurity. He outlines his core professional philosophy that homelessness is not a permanent personal identity, but a temporary crisis that can be systematically resolved through targeted resources and infrastructure. The primary tactical tool driving this work is a centralized data tracking system that tracks housing metrics, inventory, and individual needs in real-time to eliminate fragmented outreach. From an operational standpoint, Mark details the complex coordination required to execute broad housing programs like the landlord mitigation funds and targeted lease-up initiatives. Rather than relying on simple, short-term emergency shelter vouchers, his process focuses heavily on aligning landlords with the community's vision by providing financial safety nets and continuous support. This method lowers the barrier to entry for marginalized individuals while providing private property owners with the security required to participate in long-term housing placement programs. Furthermore, Mark highlights the technical execution of severe weather shelter planning. Housing Solutions acts as the primary coordinating body during extreme environmental events, orchestrating the rapid opening of winter facilities and pop-up shelters to prevent hypothermia and protect vulnerable populations. By managing real-time bed capacity and deploying specialized street outreach teams, the organization ensures that immediate life-saving emergency services transition smoothly into long-term case management and permanent stability.
Episode #17
This episode of Partner Tulsa Podcast explores the strategic growth and infrastructure development at MidAmerica Industrial Park in Oklahoma. Sherry Alexander, Director of Business Development & Communications at MidAmerica Industrial Park, joins Vickie and Jonathan in a discussion where they share insights on regional economic development, housing initiatives, and the future of Tulsa's industrial ecosystem.
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