An extensive study has found that organizations rarely make the effort to measure the value of their meetings.

A rich American Indian heritage has led to a high-rolling industry in Oklahoma.

Already known as the home of the National Weather Center, Norman can also claim bragging rights to the state’s greenest conference center.

In addition to casino resorts, Native Americans have built museums to educate other Americans about their history and culture.

Stillwater’s legendary red-dirt music, often described as outlaw country, has legions of fans and has been known to tip the scales for site selection.

Bartlesville was built by oil industry barons such as H.C. Price, who hired Frank Lloyd Wright to build the famed architect’s only finished skyscraper.

Calling on its can-do, community spirit, Oklahoma City is constantly enhancing its meeting and tourism options.

The level of service and a location minutes from Oklahoma City on Interstate 40 has drawn groups year after year.

Chris Wood will show attendees at the 2011 Small Market Meetings Conference how they can ensure that their events are green.

Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel and Spa reopened four years ago in downtown, across from the Arthur R. Outlaw Mobile Convention Center.