Tate Publishing President, CEO talks small business with Fox News
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA., USA, November 6, 2014 /EINPresswire.com/ -- OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Tate Publishing President and C.E.O. Ryan Tate was interviewed Wednesday on Fox Business News’ The Willis Report, sharing his hopes for small businesses as a result of Tuesday’s election.
“The thing I’m the most excited about is the Republicans are now going to be able to put bills on [the President's] desk that he is going to have to make decisions about,” said Tate. “…and Harry Reid won’t be protecting him from doing what Americans have asked the president to do, which is represent us, protect us, [and] help us get back to a place of economic stability.”
“We need tax reform both on the corporate and the individual side because the corporate tax side alone isn't where most small business owners need relief,” shared Tate. “If you want businesses to pour money back into their employees, you have to give them a tax break.”
Tate also discussed the Affordable Care Act, sharing that he believes Obamacare is “too large” to be killed at this point, that that instead the focus should be on the mandates within. “You’ve got to start fixing the mandates and those little provisions in the bill to help small business owners,” said Tate.
Watch the full interview on the Fox Business News Website.
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but the family remained dedicated to the church and maintained a strong Christian household. She attended Southwestern Christian University, first briefly as a high school sophomore, then later as a full time college student. Rita's uncle, C.H. Williams, many may recall, was a dean and professor at Southwestern for many years. In fact, C.H. Williams, helped found the school along with Oral Roberts, and R.O. Corvin in 1946.
Rita's love for music was always apparent and one evening while at home with her two younger sisters, she asked if they would sing a song with her. Almost miraculously a sound developed very quickly. Younger sister, Vikki took the lead part, the youngest sister, Renee, sang tenor, and Rita was the alto for the group. No lessons, no direction, just three voices united in the closest of harmony, difficult to come by unless the voices are related. The ease and clarity of sound even surprised the sisters.
Soon, The Williams Sisters were being asked to sing at local youth events, revivals, and conferences. Rita became the spokesperson for the group and developed a unique speaking style, sharing
As the 1980s approached, marriage and raising families became new priorities and the group no longer toured, but got together periodically for special events through the years. Rita married Dr. Richard Tate, a campus minister, in 1977, and they served on the campus of Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Missouri for many years. As Vice President for the school as well as Campus Minister, Richard along with Rita continued to sing together and minister, representing the school and recruiting many students throughout the
Rita became involved with Southwestern Christian University upon the family's return to Oklahoma and is now Vice President for the Executive Committee for the Board of Regents and loves the school that gave so much to her when she was a young student. “Southwestern is in my DNA – I have a passion for it's past and it's future. To see the school expanding, building, and becoming a vibrant educational entity is thrilling. You step on that campus once, and you will never be the same. I'm in for a lifetime.”
Rita maintains a busy schedule as always. As Executive Creative Writer for Tate Publishing she is a ghostwriter for the company's celebrity authors. She has written for Lee Greenwood, Neal McCoy, the niece of Oklahoma's favorite son, Will Rogers, the Selmon brothers--Oklahoma University football greats, along with Joe Washington. She has also written for Nolan Ryan, Reba McEntire, K
“Family will always be our highest priority. As years pass, Richard and I realize more and more that time spent with them is the most precious, valuable, and important thing we do. Ryan and Christy have two children, a daughter, Courtney Queen, carrying on the middle name tradition, and son, Will; Trinity and husband, Lee have two beautiful little girls, Sloane and Avery."


