Please join us in September as we join with Tulsa Area United Way - NextGen United to learn about innovation and using data to drive change! 

This session is free to Tulsa Chapter members who sign up through this portal.  Guest tickets are available.
You must sign in on the Tulsa Chapter of the OSCPA sign in sheet in person for CPE credit!

Pre-registration is required and reservations close on Friday, September 19th at 5pm - reserve your spot today! 

• Presenters: Evan Dougood, President & Founder, BeHeard Movement; Jackie Price Johannsen, President, Price Family Properties; Greg Lowry, Data Manager and Professional Learning, The Opp Project; Jameelah Stuckey, Program Director, African American Leadership Academy

• Topic: Next Generation Innovation and the Power of Good Data

• Program Description: Engage accountants and other professionals in a panel discussion about embracing innovation and using data to drive change.

• Format: In Person Live Group

• CPE Credit: 1 hour

• Field of Study: IGA

• Program Knowledge Level: Basic

• Prerequisites: None

• Learning Objectives:

  • Understand ways data can be used to spark innovation
  • Learn about the right and wrong ways of using data

  • Understand the use of data to support change in your organization or community

• Speaker Bios:
  Evan Dougood Yes, “DoGood” really is his last name. Originally from Virginia, Evan experienced housing instability as a teen, including a period of couch surfing, and tragically lost his cousin to the streets. Basketball became an outlet for him, and he went on to play at Summit University in Pennsylvania.
  In 2019, Evan moved to Tulsa and began working at Youth Services of Tulsa, later serving as a case manager with the Mental Health Association. During that time, he connected deeply with unhoused youth and began documenting their stories. When asked what the documentary series should be called, the youth themselves wrote down “BeHeard” and the name stuck. What started as storytelling grew into BeHeard Movement, now Oklahoma’s only mobile drop-in center. Under Evan’s leadership, BeHeard has expanded to operate full-time in both Tulsa and Oklahoma City, offering showers, laundry, haircuts, clothing, case management, and more—all on wheels. Going from a small camera to now 24 staff members and providing over 11,000 showers.
  
  Evan’s innovation and impact have been recognized across the state. He has received the Rising Star Award, been named Tulsan of the Year, won the Core 4 Award (given to just four young leaders statewide), and accepted Nonprofit of the Year from TYPROS in 2022. He also contributed to the No Address documentary series, now streaming worldwide. For Evan, innovation and impact always go hand in hand, and BeHeard is living proof of that.
  
  Jacqueline “Jackie” Price Johannsen grew up in Tulsa. She attended Columbia University and received a B.A. in Political Science. During her time at Columbia, Jackie held numerous internships including working in the office of President William Jefferson Clinton and the office of Senator Michael Bennett of Colorado. After college, Jackie worked for a year as the development director for a school in Harlem.
  
  She attended the University of Virginia School of Law and spent both summers of law school interning in the New York Office of DLA Piper before accepting a full-time job as an Associate in their Corporate group. In 2016, Jackie moved back to Tulsa to work as General Counsel of Price Family Properties, her family’s real estate development company. In 2017, she became the President of Price Family Properties. Jackie is currently on the Board of Madison Strategies Group as well as on the Board of the Tulsa Regional Chamber, and the TCC Foundation Board of Trustees.
  
  Greg Lowry Greg is a former educator and passionate about developing data research for the Opp Project, informing educators and community partners about the work we do with youth in Tulsa and surrounding communities. Prior to joining The Opp Project in June 2023, Greg served as an instructional and leadership coach with Teach for America Greater Tulsa. Greg received his B.A. in Chemistry and Anthropology from Brown University in 2017.
  
  He moved to Tulsa in 2017 as part of Teach for America and taught High School Science for 3 years at Will Rogers High School. Since then, he has worked in various spaces supporting educators and leaders to create safe, inclusive learning environments for all youth, in particular the LGBTQ+ youth of Tulsa.
  
  Jameelah Stuckey, an accomplished M.B.A. graduate, has established herself as a distinguished leader in the field of educational equity and program management. With a proven track record for fostering relationships and advocating for diversity and inclusion, Jameelah's expertise lies in her ability to manage complex projects while maintaining a sense of humor under pressure. Her tenure as Senior Manager at TNTP and Director of Program Management at the African American Leadership Academy of Tulsa exemplifies her commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and community outreach.
  
  Jameelah's analytical skills were honed during her time with Bank of America as a Commercial Card Sales Analyst and within their Treasury Management Analyst Program. These positions allowed her to refine her financial analysis capabilities and contribute significantly to client optimization processes. Her academic foundation was laid at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance. She later obtained her MBA from La Sierra University, where she actively participated in student government as a Graduate Senator.
  
  Beyond her professional endeavors, Jameelah is deeply involved in civic engagement. She has been appointed as the Greater Tulsa African American Affairs Commissioner through the Mayor's Office of Resilience and served as the Tulsa Young Professionals Diversity Crew Chair. Her board internship with the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice demonstrates her dedication to civil rights advocacy. A member of prestigious organizations such as Education Leaders of Color (EdLOC), ForbesBLK, Tulsa Young Professionals (TYPROS), Education Pioneers, and Leadership Tulsa's Thrive Tulsa Cohort Fellow program, Jameelah is committed to fostering change and creating supportive networks for young professionals.
  

• Refund Policy: Full refund by original method of payment if cancellation received by 4pm on the Friday preceding the event.

CPE Credits are based on a 50-minute hour. State boards of accounting have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Attendee accepts responsibility to determine if course meets acceptable guidelines set forth by their reporting authority. Complaints regarding any CPE presentation should be directed to [email protected].

In Person Meeting Informaton

Doors open at 11:30am
Presentation begins at 11:45am
Free parking is available, OSU-Tulsa recommends using Lot E and/or Lot D for easiest access to North Hall.

Lunch is provided.

Make sure to sign in at the registration table. CPE certificates will only be issued to attendees that have signed in. 
CPE certificates and an event evaluation will be issued via email within 48 hours after the event.