Convenience is key for members attending this year’s Annual Meeting & Member Appreciation Night
For members who have attended OEC’s Annual Meeting & Member Appreciation Night in the past, this year’s event will look completely different. Due to construction inside the University of Oklahoma’s Lloyd Noble Center (LNC), the event will take place as a drive-thru in the LNC’s parking lot on Friday, Sept. 15.
As details of the event continue to take shape, here’s what we can share about this year’s Annual Meeting:
- Members who attend will receive a $30 bill credit (a $10 increase from 2022).
- Convenience is key, as OEC staff will register you from the comfort of your vehicle. Simply follow the signs and friendly faces!
- As usual, members who attend will receive a bag filled with free OEC and OEC Fiber items.
- Those who attend might be one of our lucky prize winners — including two $1,000 grand prizes!
- Unfortunately, the logistics of a drive-thru event do not allow for food to be served.
“Because of the LNC’s construction, we have the opportunity to try a different concept we believe our members will enjoy,” said Brianna Wall, OEC manager of marketing and member relations. “Fortunately, many of our co-op peers across the nation have tested this drive-thru meeting format, and we believe we can offer our members the same successful experience.”
More details will be provided in next month’s Co-op News and as Sept. 15 draws near.

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