Speakers

Jeanette.Stanton@okcommerce.gov

Jeanette Stanton is the current Director of the Oklahoma Film + Music Office (OF+MO) and has served the agency in multiple roles since 2014. A graduate of the University of Oklahoma, Stanton brings program management across public, non-profit, and private sectors as well as experience in governmental affairs supporting motion picture, television, music, and commercial production state-wide. Her previous experience in marketing and business development assists her in leading a team to build dynamic relationships and drive economic impact for film and music. During her time with OF+MO, Stanton has worked to support film & television production in Oklahoma from companies including NBC Universal, Apple, Lionsgate, Viacom CBS/Paramount, Disney/FX, A24, and many more. In addition to her work at OF+MO, Stanton has enjoyed previously volunteering with leadership and various professional development groups. 

Cell Number 405-898-7578 Mickey.Dollens@okhouse.gov mickeydollens@gmail.com

https://www.okhouse.gov/representatives/mickey-dollens Mickey Dollens is a true Oklahoman. Born and raised in Bartlesville, Oklahoma in 1987. After graduating high school Mickey attended SMU and studied English where he received a football scholarship. After losing his brother to mental illness he perused the NFL to honor him. While attending a NFL combine he was surprisingly approached and recruited by the U.S. Bobsledding Team. After traveling and representing the national team Mickey began working as a roughneck in the Oklahoman oilfield. Unfortunately, due to the downturn of oil production he was forced to lay over his rig. At that time Mickey turned to public service and decided to become a High School 9th grade English teacher at US Grant High School, in south Oklahoma City. Representative Dollens is the current House Minority Whip and serves on multiple committees including A&B Public Safety, Alcohol Tobacco and Controlled Substances, Elections and Ethics and Utilities. While the Representative has ran multiple bills many of them have a focused theme of equality for all Oklahomans. 

The Memorial Day Weekend is typically a great reason for people to kickstart their summer with a backyard BBQ, a trip to the beach or a day at the park.

Americans from coast to coast will especially relish some downtime and relaxation this year.

Yet no matter what we do this Memorial Day weekend and on Memorial Day itself, the holiday offers a chance for the solemn remembrance of those who served our country and are no longer here on Earth with us but who are forever in our hearts.

Thanks to all who have served our country to preserve our Liberties!