One of Oklahoma City’s bright spots is working to provide excellent program and project management to a variety of clients. Working in both the private and public sector, non-profit and for-profits, Mary Myrick has been running a fascinating organization here since 1990. Public Strategies, Inc. is the name of the group, and she has 150 members on her team, and is always working to recruit more into the culturally diverse group of professionals who work with clients on multiple levels. The vision of the organization works toward the public good using a variety of multi-disciplinary approaches to solve problems and make things run more efficiently.
Mary Myrick can be seen driving through the streets of Oklahoma City in her green apple Smart car, making a bold statement about conservation for the future generations, and also adding a splendid artistic touch to the way we move through the city. Smart cars are designed with the future in mind, generating ultra low emissions, getting great gas mileage, and also being able to negotiate very small parking spaces. It’s convenient and it tests very high on all the safety rankings, making it a sensible choice. This is a reflection of her work ethic and personal values, combining personal concern with a bit of flair and pizazz.
Public Strategies Inc. has been ranked in the top 30 organizations to work for in Oklahoma City, and is a fantastic resource for multiple needs, whether they are project management, or strategic planning, there are many resources here to help work with you and make your vision a reality. Centered in the neighborhoods of Oklahoma City, we work with a great appreciation for the local concerns, and keep the global perspective in mind as well. Part of the bigger picture, but also focused on where you live, Public Strategies is Mary Myrick’s way of letting you know that we’re here for you.
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January 29th, 2010 at 10:31 am
[...] Strategies) traded in his sleigh this year for Bev, my Smart Car. And if I do say so myself, her sour apple green color offset the reindeer, presents, elves and bows perfectly! Bev even kept the Grinch at bay to [...]