September 8, 2025 - 20:34

The faculty of the John Massey School of Business at Southeastern Oklahoma State University has launched an exciting series of “Member Masterclasses” aimed at supporting local entrepreneurs through the Durant Area Chamber of Commerce. The first session kicked off on Monday, marking the beginning of an initiative that seeks to enhance business acumen within the community.
These masterclasses are tailored to provide Durant-area business professionals with practical, hands-on training in various aspects of effective business management. Participants can expect to engage in interactive sessions that cover essential topics such as marketing strategies, financial planning, and leadership development. This initiative not only aims to empower local business owners but also fosters a sense of collaboration within the community.
As businesses navigate the complexities of the modern marketplace, these masterclasses serve as a valuable resource, equipping attendees with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive. The John Massey School of Business is committed to supporting the economic growth of the Durant area through this innovative educational program.
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