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In this episode of the Partner Tulsa podcast, host Jonathan Sanders chats with Andy McMillan from Cherokee Nation Businesses to explore the intricacies of economic development in Tulsa. They discuss the importance of long-term strategies, the unique role of tribal enterprises, and the need for community support systems. The conversation emphasizes the significance of retention in economic development, the value of inclusive growth, and the necessity for collaboration among various stakeholders. McMillan shares his thoughts on the future priorities for Oklahoma, including education and infrastructure, and highlights the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to achieve sustainable economic outcomes.
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