A sold-out crowd of 400 people gathered on October 14 for one of the Greater San Antonio Chamber’s signature events, the State of the County. The annual luncheon, held at The Westin San Antonio, offered insight from county leadership on the region’s priorities and gave attendees a chance to connect with the business and civic leaders shaping San Antonio’s future.
What will it take to keep Texas competitive as San Antonio continues to grow? That question took center stage Monday as state Sen. Donna Campbell joined Greater San Antonio Chamber President and CEO Jeff Webster for the Chamber's Greater Conversations series.
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Leadership San Antonio Class 50 went places on Class Day 7—literally. From the Tower of the Americas to the tarmac at San Antonio International Airport, from an advanced manufacturing floor to the heart of The Creamery, the day offered a firsthand look at the people, infrastructure and investments shaping the future of San Antonio and the broader super-region.
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After a postponement in 2025 necessitated by the extended U.S. Government shutdown, the Celebrate America’s Military (CAM) series returns in November for its 55th year.
San Antonio knows how to make long-term investments. We build roads, expand our airport, secure water supplies, and invest in utilities and infrastructure not simply for the community we have today but also for the San Antonio we expect to become. We should think about early childhood education the same way.
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The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce are proud to announce the 2027 Leadership San Antonio™ (LSA) Co-Chairs: Since 1975, Leadership San Antonio has brought together leaders from ...
The Greater San Antonio Chamber has launched its second cohort of the highly anticipated Executive Connections: San Antonio program.
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Greater Chamber's Doing Business in San Antonio Connects Small Businesses to Big Opportunities
Nearly 250 local leaders celebrated the military commands located at Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) during The Greater San Antonio Chamber’s Command Reception, presented by USAA.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber recently hosted a private meeting between Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and local business leaders to discuss the state’s economic outlook and major policy issues.
Greater San Antonio Chamber members recently gathered at The Doseum to learn more about the chamber’s initiatives during the Annual All Members Meeting & Mixer, presented by PAM Health.
Local college students explored career opportunities, forged professional connections and sharpened their job-search skills during Stay in SA, an intern and employer mixer held July 30 in recognition of National Intern Day.
The sixth class day of Leadership San Antonio (LSA) Class 50, themed “Mission Possible,” offered an action-packed exploration of San Antonio’s military legacy, technological innovation and the people and organizations shaping the region’s future. Through four distinct experiences, class members explored the connections between San Antonio’s military and technology ecosystem, from its history and current impact to the innovations that will help shape what comes next.
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The Executive Board of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the Executive Committee of the Metro SA Chamber both unanimously voted to authorize the creation of a joint committee to explore how the respective chambers can formalize a partnership that substantially strengthens the voice of the business community.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber announced today that community leader Pat Frost will serve as the organization’s Interim President and Chief Executive Officer, effective Dec. 2, 2026.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber announced today that Jeff Webster will retire from his role as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective Dec. 1, 2026.
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LSA Class 50’s Day 6, “Mission Possible,” was an action-packed exploration of San Antonio’s military legacy, technological innovation, and the people and organizations shaping the region’s future. The day brought the class together across four distinctive experiences, connecting the past and present of San Antonio’s military and technology ecosystem with a hands-on look at what comes next.
Local college students explored career opportunities, forged professional connections and sharpened their job-search skills during Stay in SA, an intern and employer mixer held July 30 in recognition of National Intern Day.
Local military officials and civic leaders came together at Camp Bullis this past week to discuss the critical role the installation plays in training the nation's military medical professionals while addressing the challenges of growth surrounding one of Joint Base San Antonio's most important training sites.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber recently hosted a panel discussion on a wide range of topics for honors students participating in the Citymester Program, a student engagement initiative offered by the University of Texas at San Antonio.
The Hon. Keith Bass, Assistant Secretary of War for Health Affairs, recently visited San Antonio to meet with military medical leaders, observe their education and training programs, and tour a facility that could help advance the military medical missions at Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA).
The Greater San Antonio Chamber recently convened its Healthcare and Military Affairs Councils for a joint meeting to discuss issues critical to the region’s economic vitality, national security, and quality of life.
Members of the Greater San Antonio Chamber team recently toured Venture Data Center's construction site to gain a firsthand understanding of an industry that is playing an increasingly important role in the region's economy.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber announces the launch of the second cohort of its highly anticipated Executive Connections: San Antonio program, which will be chaired by Katie Harvey, CEO of K Harvey Brand Partners and a past chamber Board Chair and current Board Member.
On July 1, 2026, LSA50 came together for the first of two legacy volunteer events, “Magic While You Wait Day,” a meaningful day designed to deepen connections among class members, strengthen learning through service, and celebrate San Antonio’s one-of-a-kind generosity of heart. The Magic While You Wait Day united LSA50 class members, Steering Committee and LSA Alumni in a city-wide mentoring opportunity and day of service experience in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS). The day offered participants an immediate and powerful opportunity to make a difference in the life of a child while learning more about the important work of BBBS and the children waiting to be matched with mentors.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber's Board of Investors gathered Monday to discuss the region's top legislative priorities heading into the 90th Texas Legislature, which convenes in January 2027. Greater Chamber leaders highlighted initiatives to strengthen the region's economic competitiveness, improve quality of life and prepare the community for future growth, while State Sen. José Menéndez shared his outlook on education, infrastructure and key legislative priorities.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber hosted the inaugural State of Healthcare this past week, bringing together San Antonio's healthcare leaders to discuss the historic growth in the sector and the significant challenges in the behavioral health segment.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber recently convened an urgent joint meeting of its Healthcare Council and Public Policy Council to address the growing behavioral health crisis facing the region.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber recently hosted a panel discussion at Mytech Partners examining the workforce challenges and opportunities facing military service members and their families in San Antonio.