Tulsa’s Economy Reaps Benefit of Remote Worker Program
When Kagan Conaway answered an Instagram ad offering $10,000 to move to Tulsa, she didn’t just find a new city—she joined an experiment in modern economic development. Tulsa Remote, a program that pays remote workers to relocate, is showing real results: stronger local economies, new jobs, and long-term residents. A new study finds it delivers over $4 in economic return for every $1 spent—outpacing traditional business incentives. For cities wondering how to grow, Tulsa’s people-first approach offers a compelling alternative. Rthvika Suvarna with Bloomberg has the full story.
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