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Candice Beasley Mid America Technology Center Wayne, OK

 On in six jobs in OK is directly or indirectly supported by Oil & Natural Gas industry  OK has add nearly 12,000 jobs since 2009  Average salary is more than $113,00  $1 of every $3 dollars in gross state product generated by O & G ($52 billion)  OK is 4 th in the nation in natural gas production  5 th in crude oil production

 O & G producers paid nearly $1 billion in gross production taxes in 2011  More than 82,000 energy industry jobs in OK  344,503 jobs are indirectly supported  Average age is 54

 See Table 3, 4, 5  Growth in all aspects- especially in  Regulatory  Compliance officer  Computer support & network administrators  Transportation & moving

 See Table 6  Labor income grew from $7.6 billion to $9.4 billion (09-11)  Labor income grew by 5.6% to $113,470 (average 2011)

 Table 6  For every dollar of output, $0.13 of input from local manufacturing  Direct Impact- from O & G operations  Indirect Impact- to supporting industries (manufacturing)  Induced Impact- household expenditures of income

 Average Age is 54  Career Pathways  Engineering or Geosciences Professionals  Land Professionals  Business Services Professional  Technicians  Skilled & Semi-Skilled Crafts men  Marketing  Unskilled Labor

 Adult Education  Francis Tuttle Technology Center  Tulsa Technology Center  Supervisor Training  New Skills Training  Safety Training  Leadership  Computer Skills

 Meet the demand  Ask questions  Use resources

 Oklahoma’s Oil & Natural Gas Producers & Royalty Owners, OERB.com, Economic Impact & Jobs Report, May 2012  Stock Analysis, investopedia.com, Continental Resources Presents Monster Growth Plan  Chickasha News, chickashanews.com/scoop, multiple

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