Norman Business Association

The Norman Business Association is a civic organization established in 1984 to support its members and the Norman business community. Members meet Friday mornings to exchange business leads and tips as well as share updates on civic developments from around Norman. Meetings also feature a variety of speakers from an array of organizations, including the University of Oklahoma, county government, state government, non-profits and the world of business.

The organization meets at 7 a.m., Fridays at the

Trails Golf Club, 3200 S Berry Rd.

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Mission Statement:

The Norman Business Association is a local business organization which provides mutual support to its members in order to ensure that small businesses thrive.

The Norman Business Association (NBA)

is a group of local businesses that work together to help each other succeed. Our mission is to make sure that small businesses in Norman can grow and thrive. We do this by sharing business leads and referrals, supporting each other’s businesses, and staying informed about issues that affect the local business community. We also provide a space where business owners can share their concerns and ideas.

place for business owners and the community.

A sound before every baseball game can be heard prior to every meeting!

— courtesy of Ed Coplain —

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Kirby Land & Cattle

A Sense of Belonging

At our farm in Oklahoma, we take great pride in the sustainable and ethical practices we employ in raising our cattle and goats. Our commitment to providing high-quality livestock begins with our careful selection of breeding stock. We maintain our own breeding program on the farm, ensuring that our animals are born and raised in an environment that prioritizes their health and well-being. By meticulously selecting breeding pairs with favorable traits such as hardiness, adaptability, and superior genetics, we aim to produce livestock that not only thrive on our farm but also contribute positively to the broader agricultural community.