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Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc.

Professional and Management Development Training
  • 3813 SANTA FE AVE, Oklahoma City, OK
  • Since 2005
Nonprofit
Reported revenueReported figures
$11.4M
$10.8Mlikely range$12.0M
Revenue
$11.4M
a year
Profit (EBITDA)
$1.6M
14% of revenue
Employees
27
reported in 2020
Ashley Sellers
Chief Executive Officer · source

How we got $11.4M

Based on IRS Form 990 (2025).

Reported revenue, IRS Form 990 (2025)$11.4M
× 14% profit margin$1.6M

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What we know

PPP loan, 2020
401(k) filing, 2024
Reported financials
Company website
Owner named

What they do

Oklahoma's Workforce Board (COWIB) is a workforce board that builds a quality workforce through education and connects job seekers with businesses. It offers free job-seeker services and no-cost business services such as recruitment assistance, training grants, and On-the-Job Training.

Products & services
Job Seeker ServicesBusiness ServicesSkills AssessmentOccupational Skills TrainingJob Placement ServicesAdditional Youth ServicesJob Readiness TrainingLabor Market InformationSupportive ServicesFollow UpTraining GrantsRecruitment Assistance
Markets served
Job seekersBusinessesDislocated workersAdults
Service area
Oklahoma

From the company's website. Industry: Professional and Management Development Training.

Customers & suppliers

Customers

  • Special Parts Manufacturing, Inc · named on its website

Employees over time

▲ 215% since 2020
050100202020212022202320242785
401(k) / retirement-plan participantsEmployees reported for PPP
Show as table
YearSourceEmployeesEst. revenueEst. EBITDA
2020PPP loan27$5.9M$827K
2020Form 550017$3.7M$520K
2021Form 550025$5.4M$765K
2022Form 550042$9.1M$1.3M
2023Form 550061$13.3M$1.9M
2024Form 550085$18.5M$2.6M

Participants are employees in the company's retirement plan at year end, from its Form 5500 filing with the Department of Labor. They usually run a little under total headcount (part-timers and new hires may not be eligible). Revenue and EBITDA apply this industry's revenue per employee and margin to each year's count.

Compared with similar businesses nearby

BusinessEst. revenueEst. profitDistance
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARD, INC.
this business
$11.4M$1.6M—
SALT AND LIGHT LEADERSHIP TRAINING INC
Oklahoma City · 7 employees
$320K$78K0.3 mi
AGC OF OKLAHOMA EDUCATION FOUNDATION
Oklahoma City · 1 employees
$121K$29K1.9 mi
ASSOCIATION OF TRIBAL ARCHIVES, LIBRARIES, AND MUSEUMS
Oklahoma City · 1 employees
$2.6M$451K2.3 mi
L&B EDUCATION INC
Oklahoma City · 2 employees
$855K$178K2.7 mi
OKLAHOMA SAFETY COUNCIL
Oklahoma City · 11 employees
$999K$208K6.6 mi
STRATA LEADERSHIP LLC
Edmond · 6 employees
$2.6M$485K7.7 mi

The full calculation

Calibrated: revenue lowered to 74% of the industry-average estimate, to match what businesses in this industry actually report.

Figures are shown toward the upper part of their range rather than at its middle.

Brought up to date assuming revenue has grown 8% a year since 2020, when the PPP figures were reported; included above.

These are the business's own reported figures, from its IRS Form 990 filing, not an estimate. EBITDA applies the industry margin to reported revenue.

Revenue range$10.8M – $12.0M
EBITDA range$1.5M – $1.7M
Industry (NAICS)Professional and Management Development Training (611430)

EBITDA margin: from IRS tax returns of S corporations in this industry (2019–2022), adjusted for company size: smaller companies typically run higher margins. EBITDA here is after owners' salaries.

Benchmarks: US Economic Census 2022. PPP loans were sized on 2019–2020 payroll, so figures reflect that period. These are statistical estimates, not reported financials. Full methodology

People & advisors

Advisors

  • BankingOklahoma's Federal Credit UnionPPP / SBA lender

From the company's own website and public filings (DOL Form 5500, IRS Form 990, SBA). Roles are as stated there and may be out of date.

Banking relationships

Oklahoma's Federal Credit Union
PPP 2020
All 65 borrowers →

From PPP and SBA loan records, which name the bank but not the individual banker.

PPP loans

ApprovedDrawAmountForgivenJobsLender
4/27/2020first$171K$172K27Oklahoma's Federal Credit Union

Public records

IRS Form 990
Nonprofit
Revenue (2025)$11.4M
Assets$2.5M
Tax-exempt since2006

Matched to this business by name and address from public government data; a match can occasionally be wrong.

About Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc.

Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. is a professional and management development training company in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in business since 2005. It is owned by Ashley Sellers (Chief Executive Officer). Its reported annual revenue is about $11.4M, with roughly $1.6M of EBITDA. It has about 85 employees.

Common questions

Who owns Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc.?
Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. is owned by Ashley Sellers (Chief Executive Officer), according to public sources such as the company's website or filings.
How much revenue does Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. make?
Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. reported revenue of about $11.4M.
How many employees does Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. have?
About 85, from its 2024 retirement-plan filing.
When was Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. founded?
Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. has been in business since 2005.