Since its founding, The Social Order has been redefining what hospitality looks like in Oklahoma City, building spaces where people want to gather, not just pass through. Today, that vision is led by Founding Partner and CEO Brian Bogert and President Courtney Mankin, but it comes to life every day through the more than 700 hospitality team members across the organization.
Bogert set the company’s founding philosophy in motion, built on the belief that a great concept succeeds only when every detail, from the menu to the music, feels intentional. Mankin oversees the teams and operations that keep that philosophy consistent across a growing portfolio, from The Jones Assembly and Spark to Fuzzy’s Taco Shop, Dave’s Hot Chicken, and the soon-to-open Wildcat. The Social Order is where it is today because of that leadership, alongside a deep bench of partners and team members who excel in the industry.
Their newest chapter is Citizen House. Beyond taking on operations of the three-story social club, The Social Order has welcomed Citizen House into its family of concepts by stepping into leadership of its existing team while also bringing in new staff and talent to help execute their vision for the club. Together, they’re rebuilding Citizen House from the inside out, reintroducing it as a true convergence point for the city, with bespoke hotel suites, flexible executive workspaces, and upscale dining and event spaces. At the heart of it all is a mission to grow the membership base through new experiences, education, and programming designed to keep members engaged and invested.
It’s a revitalization built the way The Social Order builds everything: with patience, attention to detail, and a bet on Oklahoma City’s momentum.
600 N Robinson Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 | 405.600.7088 | citizenhouse.com
