36 Degrees North announces nearly $600 million, five-year economic impact
7 Jul 2022
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36 Degrees North, Tulsa’s largest hub for entrepreneurs, has generated a combined economic impact of $572.5 million over the last five years, the organization said Thursday.
Contained in its 2021 Economic Impact Report, the figures equate to a direct economic impact of $159 for every dollar invested.
For the year, 36 Degrees North served 387 member companies that created or retained 2,181 jobs and generated sales of $111.3 million. Additionally, companies at 36 Degrees North secured more than $25 million in external funding, with the majority (84%) coming from venture capital investment.
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