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REGISTER TODAY TO JOIN AFCOM OKLAHOMA'S FALL SOCIAL!
Data Centers and Our Communities Thursday, Oct 23, 2025
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM The Lodge On Main
118 S Main St
Broken Arrow, OK 74012 
Join the AFCOM Oklahoma Chapter for a relaxed Fall Social: Data Centers and Our Communities.
We’re bringing together operators, engineers, vendors, and community partners to talk about how data centers shape local economies, talent pipelines, infrastructure planning, and neighborhood quality of life, without slides or formalities. Come to connect, trade ideas, and help spotlight what data center growth looks like in Oklahoma.
Type: Social Networking Event (cash bar)
Hotels:
Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa - Broken Arrow, 200 W Albany St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Tulsa Broken Arrow, 2251 N Stone Wood Cir, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Key Topics:
Jobs & Workforce: growing local talent pipelines and partnerships with schools/training programs
Power, Water & Grid: planning responsibly for capacity, sustainability, and reliability
Community Impact: land use, public perception, and being good neighbors
Real Estate & Infrastructure: site selection, transit, and municipal coordination
What to Expect:
Casual Networking with peers across design, operations, construction, utilities, and civic orgs
Fireside Chat on data centers & community impact (jobs, power, water, real estate, public perception)
Open Q&A—bring your perspectives and local stories
Who Should Attend:
Data center owners/operators, facility & IT leaders, MEP engineers, contractors, utility partners, educators, workforce orgs, and anyone interested in the intersection of tech infrastructure and community well-being.
RSVP: Share this invite with a colleague who should be in the room.
$250 Sponsorships Available! If you’re interested in speaking or sponsorship, email the Oklahoma AFCOM Chapter at oklahoma@afcom.com or Emily Sullivan.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and exchange ideas with fellow professionals driving innovation in the data center space.
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