Press & Media
Alex Evers joins the GME team as the special guest on Good Morning Enid. He talks all about martial arts and the services the Enid Family Martial Arts provides for the Enid community.
They might not be learning kicks, punches and how to defend themselves, but Richmond Elementary second-graders are learning to be ninjas when it comes to solving math problems.
SMA Leads the Way
When visiting the school you will be welcomed with courtesy and respect, but it’s not until you participate in a class that you come to truly appreciate what a friendly and truly kind place the school is.
Alex Evers is featured in the 2019 book "Food Radicals." This 9 page section of the book speaks about Alex's thoughts on intentional living and eating.
City Connections TV Interview
Alex Evers, Owner of Family Martial Arts, talks about the services his businesses provide in Oklahoma.
He describes leadership, as he sees it and practices it, in the martial arts industry. JD talks to Alex about the role of servant leadership in the practice and how it shows up in day-to-day interactions.
Leading Edge Award
In 2025, Meridian Technology Center was honored with the Leading Edge Award from the Chamber of Commerce in recognition of the transformative impact of our business incubator programs. This award reflects our commitment to accelerating startup growth, strengthening local industry, and driving meaningful workforce and economic development in our region.
Leaders of downtown Enid’s martial arts school say they’re expecting a kick and a jump in size for this year’s returning after-school program after recent additions to the school’s transportation fleet.
The Cowboy100 celebrates the business and leadership achievements of OSU graduates who own or operate companies worldwide. The event highlights the contribution of entrepreneurial-minded graduates from across the university and their positive influence on OSU.
Click the picture to view Alex's article on how to use positive reinforcement and encouragement on how to motivate kids toward healthy habits.
Kids Kick Obesity (KKO) is a movement to encourage our youth to build better eating and exercise habits. Click the picture to view news coverage about the movement.
The Stillwater News Press did a great article on what we're doing with business incubation at Meridian and highlighted one of our incredible tenants, Plasma Bionics.
As Director of Business and Entrepreneurial Services, Alex coaches the tenants of Meridian Tech’s Center for Business Development and The Peak. Learn more about his unique experience and how he can help you bring your business ideas to life!