Yes. We work with owner-led, mid-market and private-equity-backed companies across the Tulsa metro area, including Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby and Jenks.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
Strategy and operations consulting in Tulsa.
Northeast Oklahoma's business center, long tied to oil and gas and now home to midstream pipeline companies, a major airline maintenance base, aerospace suppliers and HVAC manufacturing.
THE LOCAL ECONOMY
What drives business in Tulsa.
Energy remains central through midstream headquarters such as Williams and ONEOK and a large base of oilfield equipment and service firms. Aerospace is the second pillar, led by American Airlines' maintenance base and suppliers such as NORDAM, while manufacturers such as AAON build HVAC equipment locally. Philanthropy from the George Kaiser Family Foundation has funded downtown projects, the Gathering Place park and Tulsa Remote, a program that pays remote workers to relocate.
Notable employers
- Williams
- ONEOK
- American Airlines (Tulsa maintenance base)
- NORDAM
- BOK Financial
- Saint Francis Health System
Institutions
- University of Tulsa
- Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
- Tulsa Port of Catoosa
- Tulsa International Airport
WHAT COMPANIES HERE FACE
The decisions in front of Tulsa management teams.
Oilfield and midstream service companies plan around commodity price swings and consolidation among the producers they serve. Aerospace and equipment manufacturers compete for the same machinists and licensed aircraft mechanics, and their quality systems must satisfy demanding aviation customers. Many mid-sized firms are family- or founder-owned and are weighing whether to diversify away from energy before a sale or succession.
WHERE TO START
Where Tulsa engagements usually begin.
FP&A & driver-based planning
Energy service firms need rolling, driver-based forecasts tied to drilling activity and commodity prices to protect cash in a downturn.
See the service 8–12 weeks per site or processProcess & productivity improvement
Aerospace and HVAC manufacturers short of skilled mechanics can lift output through better scheduling, standard work and first-pass quality.
See the service 6–8 weeksPortfolio & product-line review
Family-owned energy-adjacent businesses deciding whether to diversify need a clear view of which product lines to grow, fix or exit.
See the serviceINDUSTRIES
Industries that anchor Tulsa.
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