PumpsOK was recently recognized by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) as a 2014 “Voice of Small Business.” The recognition came as part of the 16th Annual Small Business Day at the Capitol event held April 30 at the Oklahoma State Capitol’s 2nd Floor Rotunda. The event was hosted by Lieutenant Governor Todd Lamb.
PumpsOK’s profile was displayed along with ten other small businesses at the event, which was attended by elected officials, the media, and hundreds of attendees. PumpsOK attendees included treasurer Terri Greenly, sales & marketing director Russell Rupp, and controller Pat Painter.
“PumpsOK has been part of the business community in Oklahoma since 1968,” says Greenly. “We’re proud to be members of NFIB, and we’re proud to give a voice to small business around the state.”
“Strong small businesses provide a healthy economy, a healthy economy creates opportunities for families, and those families create a great Oklahoma,” says Lt. Governor Lamb.
NFIB is a nonprofit, non-partisan business advocacy organization who stated mission is “to promote and protect your right to own, operate and grow your business.” In addition to offering research, training, and other resources, NFIB advocates for small business issues at both state and national levels.
About PumpsOK
PumpsOK is the premier supplier of pumps and custom-manufactured pumping systems to the water well, industrial, municipal, environmental, and oil & gas markets both in Oklahoma and throughout the U.S. Their in-house experts include engineers, geologists, pump specialists, and manufacturing specialists who have helped customers complete some of the largest water well and environmental remediation jobs in the nation.
PumpsOK represents a variety of manufacturers of submersible, horizontal and vertical multistage, centrifugal, and self-priming pumps, as well as controllers, flowmeters, variable frequency drives, and in-house custom-manufactured pumping solutions. To learn more, send us a message or call (800) 669-3574.
