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Leadership Oklahoma City Inc.

Last Updated: 5/15/2013 1:09:34 PM

Nonprofit

Leadership Oklahoma City Inc.

Address

730 W Wilshire Blvd
Ste 116

Oklahoma City, OK 73116-7738
Oklahoma County

Primary Phone

(405) 463-3331

Primary Fax

(405) 463-3337

Web Site

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Contact Email

info@lokc.org

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CEO/Executive Director

Elizabeth Shortt

Board Chair

Mr K. Randall Roper

Board Chair Company Affiliation

MidFirst Bank

Board Members

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Former Names

Not applicable

Overview

Leadership Oklahoma City develops leaders for volunteer service, including service to nonprofits, the public sector, and other organizations such as schools and faith networks.

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Programs

Overview

Signature Program

LOYAL Linking OKC's Young Adult Leaders

Leadership Skills

Youth in Action

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Financials

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Projected Revenue

$412,250

Projected Expenses

$411,850

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