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itory, customer base
ness as Home Creations and began building homes in
and around Norman, Okla. – site of the University of
Oklahoma’s main campus – with a focus on providing
quality housing options in a reasonable price range for
first-time buyers.
To say things have grown since then would be some-
thing of an understatement.
These days, the company is building across 20-plus
communities in three cities and boasts a workforce of
115 employees at its headquarters in the Oklahoma
City suburb of Moore, in a commercial strip building
which houses a design center and sales and market-
ing departments, alongside estimating, construction,
architectural, land development, office support and
accounting functions.
Additional sales offices are located within each of the
communities, and day-to-day operations are handled
by an executive management team that’s compiled
a wide-ranging organizational chart that serves as a
compass for staff objectives and responsibilities – and
has helped weather volatile periods.
“We have slowed our growth during more difficult
times, but not declined,” said Anita Wagoner-Brown,
the company’s director of sales and marketing since
2004. “We have worked harder to be lean, generate
our own traffic and continue to have steady growth.
The owners, Jalal and Mohammad, have made their
opportunities through good business decisions and
hard work.
AT A GLANCE
WHO:
Home Creations
WHAT:
Builder of new homes in communities
across the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metropolitan
areas
WHERE:
Headquarters in Moore, Okla
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