The College of Aeronautics at Hallmark University recently received a Gulfstream III, an extremely popular and valuable business jet, to develop new curriculum and training programs for students at Hallmark University. The aviation maintenance ...
Brooks Academy of Science and Engineering Powerlifting students competed at the World Equipped Bench Press Competition in South Africa on Friday, April 26th and each athlete won a medal in their weight class. Three students; Nallely G., Senior at ...
Traditionally, Fiesta doesn’t begin until King Antonio cuts the Chamber Chairman’s ugly tie. On Thursday night, our President and CEO Richard Perez and our Chairman Shaun Kennedy where honored to join Fiesta royalty and King Antonio on ...
On Tuesday night, the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce’s SA Tech Trek came back for year two and brought thousands to downtown San Antonio for what is becoming known as one of the coolest new Fiesta events. Presented by AT&T and hosted in ...
The Chamber’s Military Affairs Council, along with presenting sponsors, USAA and Texas A&M San Antonio, were excited to host the annual Fiesta Senior Non-Commissioned Officer Reception at VFW Post 76 to kick-off the Chamber’s Fiesta ...
Cultivating an internship culture in San Antonio can have a measurable, positive impact on both interns and the company and organizations that host them. Internships are an opportunity for students to engage in real-world projects and learn about ...
Earlier this week, your Chamber hosted a 2018 Primary Election Facebook Forum featuring Democratic candidates in the Texas Congressional District 21 Runoff, Joseph Kopser and Mary Wilson.In an effort to engage a broader, more diverse audience, the ...
From left to right: Debra Ayala (Embassy Suites by Hilton Landmark), Debe Wentworth (Texas Physical Therapy Specialists), Dr. Rob Wainer (Texas Physical Therapy Specialists), Dr. Andrew Bennett (Texas Physical Therapy Specialists), Dr. Hilary ...
(Sponsored Content)Local businesses’ waste reduction and recycling efforts play a significant role in improving the environmental and economic profile of the city of San Antonio, and while many San Antonio residents recycle at home, ...
Thais Barron, an exceptional senior at McCollum High School in San Antonio, has been recognized as one of the country’s most outstanding high school leaders by the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation and has been awarded a $20,000 college ...
San Antonio, TX: Southwest Airlines recently donated a CFM56, which is regarded as one of the most popular high-bypass turbofan aircraft engines ever produced, to Hallmark University’s Aeronautics Program. The CFM56 engine represents the ...
In addition to celebrating the Tricentennial all year long, your Chamber is excited for the kick-off of Fiesta. To get you in the Fiesta and Tricentennial spirit, we are giving away a limited number of our Fiesta Medals starting tomorrow, April 19. ...
More than 300 viewers tuned-in to the Chamber’s 2018 Primary Election Facebook Forums. In an effort to engage a broader, more diverse audience, the Chamber took a new approach to their typical forum by using Facebook Live. Shaun Kennedy, the ...
Fiesta is San Antonio’s longest and largest “party with a purpose,” and what better time to introduce you to the growing start-ups, technologies, and tech companies than with a Trek through the downtown Tech District. This is your ...
San Antonio aerospace companies have won several large bids since December, highlighting the local capabilities based in the area.The Boeing Company announced this week that they have been awarded a contract bringing the F-18 Super Hornet fighter ...
Your Chamber hosted Mario Jorge, San Antonio District Engineer for TXDOT last week to get an update on the Traffic Incident Management program (TIM), a partnership initiative the Chamber has been involved in since 2016. The TIM initiative focuses on ...
President and CEO Richard Perez joined a group of Texas business leaders this week at an Executive Roundtable Luncheon hosted by the Texas Association of Business. The purpose of the event was to discuss how important the 2018 elections are to the ...
Join the Chamber and partners from across the city in celebrating Destination College Week 2018 with College T-Shirt Day on Friday, April 20. On College T-Shirt Day, we are asking San Antonio students, school staff and faculty, community ...
Imagine a place where you can experience live music, barter for Fiesta medals from your favorite events, lounge with your family in a kid-friendly atmosphere, shop locally made arts and crafts, and taste creations from San Antonio’s culinary ...
Get your fix of Fiesta foods, thrilling rides, and family fun at the 2018 Fiesta San Antonio Carnival at the Alamodome April 19 – 29, 2018.The Carnival will continue to be free admission with pay by the ride options. “Pay One ...
Hispanic entrepreneurs are increasingly optimistic about the future and see their heritage as an important advantage to their success. According to the second annual Bank of America Hispanic Small Business Owner Spotlight, surveying Hispanic ...
Nearly 1,200 business and community leaders filled the beautiful Stars at Night Ballroom in the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center for Mayor Ron Nirenberg’s 2018 United State of the City Address themed, “The Time has Come”.The ...
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome Lisa Marie Gomez as the new Vice President of Education and Workforce Development. In this role, she will be responsible for serving as a leading policy expert, strategist, and resource for ...
Right now is a very critical time for Texas, as there are several open seats to fill in the general election this November at both the State Legislature and the US Congress.The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to build and sustain ...
In 1986, former Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger designated April as the Month of the Military Child. Designed to recognize and highlight the sacrifices and unique challenges experienced by military families worldwide, this special month holds a ...
On Tuesday, Chamber President and CEO Richard Perez joined other city and community leaders at St. Philips College to provide testimony before the Texas House Committee of Defense and Veteran’s Affairs, chaired by State Representative Roland ...
In a world of medical emergencies, natural disasters, and more, everyone can be a First Responder. LSA 300 is On Duty! LSA 300 just wrapped up their April class day by preparing this year’s class with an overview on Crisis Planning and First ...
The Chamber is committed to holding events throughout the year to connect our members to other like-minded business leaders. Our Networking Breakfasts are held every other month and are a great way for active and prospective Chamber members to get ...
The Tricentennial is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to commemorate our rich history over the past 300 years, celebrate our bright future, and create a lasting legacy for generations to come. To mark this historical milestone, the City and County ...
Small Business Week will begin on Monday, April 30 at 8 a.m. at the Norris Conference Center with a comprehensive Small Business Summit, where resources from around the city will gather in one place to answer your business questions and provide ...