Chamber News

Applications are now open for Cohort 2 of The Greater Chamber’s Executive Connections: San Antonio (EC:SA) Program. Designed for senior-level executives, the program creates experiences that provide a swift understanding and broad orientation into San Antonio’s unique community and helps them develop the connections and relationships needed to be successful.

The skies over Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA)—Randolph were busier than usual May 2-3, as the nation’s top aerial demonstration teams entertained crowds of spectators during the Great Texas Airshow.

Nearly 500 business and civic leaders gathered Tuesday for the Greater San Antonio Chamber’s Mary Rose Brown Tribute to Women Business Leaders, presented by PNC, to honor six outstanding women whose leadership has shaped San Antonio’s business and civic landscape.

Leadership San Antonio (LSA) Class 50 recently convened for its fourth Class Day, focused on the critical connection between early childhood education, family stability and workforce development in San Antonio.

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.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin made a stop at The Greater San Antonio Chamber on April 10 to gather feedback from local business leaders and talk about the Trump administration’s efforts to streamline regulations to improve the economy.

The Greater San Antonio Chamber hosted its annual State of the City event on April 14, 2026, bringing together business and community leaders at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts in downtown San Antonio. The event, a cornerstone of The Chamber’s programming, connects the business community with civic leadership while highlighting priorities shaping the region’s future.

Greater San Antonio Chamber employees and members took part in a variety of Fiesta events this year, celebrating the city’s rich culture while supporting the charitable causes that benefit from the 11-day festival.

U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar who represents Texas’ 28^th Congressional District recently secured language in the markup of the FY2027 Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations bill to support continued planning for a new veterans medical center in San Antonio.

The inaugural cohort of the Executive Connections: San Antonio (ECSA) program was celebrated in a memorable graduation ceremony that highlighted leadership, service, and a shared commitment to strengthening the region’s future. Held in an atmosphere of reflection and pride, the event brought together business leaders, community partners, and supporters to honor the accomplishments of the graduating class, including ECSA chairman John T. Montford and guest Former Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff.

The inaugural cohort of The Greater San Antonio Chamber’s Executive Connections: San Antonio program recently visited Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center for a mission briefing and behind-the-scenes tour showcasing the innovation and efficiency of military health care.

If Military City intends to maintain its leadership in defense and cybersecurity, we cannot separate that mission from the infrastructure that supports it.

Leaders from across San Antonio’s military, business and civic community gathered recently at the Greater San Antonio Chamber’s Military Affairs Council meeting to discuss strategies for protecting and growing the region’s military missions. 

Greater San Antonio Chamber officials recently participated in the Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) Quarterly Community Partnership Meeting to discuss opportunities to support the local military community.

Leadership San Antonio Class 50 recently held its first class day, titled "The Blueprint: Mapping Equity for All." The day offered an experiential journey into the rich history, culture, and challenges of the historic West Side’s 78207 zip code.

The Greater San Antonio Chamber recently hosted a moderated discussion highlighting the city’s Ready to Work workforce development program and its role in helping employers build a stronger, more skilled talent pipeline while expanding economic opportunity across the region. “Ready to Work is important as it provides a level of support to individuals going through the workforce development pipeline who may need a little bit of assistance to get to the finish line,” said City Manager Erik Walsh. “This is by far, the largest economic development investment that a city is making in itself in the country right now.

The Greater San Antonio Chamber and the San Antonio Report will host a debate featuring the candidates in the Bexar County District Attorney race. This event offers business leaders and voters a critical opportunity to learn about those seeking to lead an office whose decisions have a direct impact on public safety, economic confidence, and trust in the justice system. 

The Greater San Antonio Chamber has kicked off the nomination process for the Mary Rose Brown Tribute to Women Business Leaders Awards, one of the most prestigious women’s leadership awards programs in South Texas.

Two of San Antonio's most well-known civic leaders will square off in what's sure to be the most talked-about political event of 2026! County Judge Peter Sakai and former Mayor Ron Nirenberg will each make their case for why they should lead Bexar County into the future.

The Greater San Antonio Chamber and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announce the 70 professionals who comprise the 50^th class of Leadership San Antonio® (LSA).

The 2025 cohort of the Greater Chamber’s Executive Connections:San Antonio (EC:SA) program gathered for a private dinner at Dean’s Steak & Seafood at The Kimpton River Walk.

The Greater San Antonio Chamber stands united with our members as we navigate the challenges brought on by the government shutdown. Once again, our business community is demonstrating remarkable leadership, collaboration, and compassion.

The business community came out in full force to celebrate the leadership of Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai and the County Commissioners at the Greater San Antonio Chamber’s State of the County on October 15.

The sold-out event was equal parts policy discussion and pep rally! Cowboys on horseback greeted guests, and the Spurs Coyote and Spurs Jesus got the audience charged up with a “Go Spurs Go” chant to kick off the program. Then, Judge Sakai discussed the progress Bexar County has made over the past couple of years and new initiatives intended to lift up the community.

The Greater San Antonio Chamber announces Executive Connections: San Antonio (EC:SA) inaugural cohort. 

The Greater San Antonio Chamber and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announce that applications are now open for Leadership San Antonio™ (LSA) - Class 50, our city’s premier leadership program.

The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce extends its deepest sympathy to the individuals, families, and communities impacted by the devastating floods that have swept across Kerrville and the Hill Country. Our hearts are with all those who have ...

The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce announces the launch of its highly anticipated Executive Connections:San Antonio.

Local business and civic leaders met with some of the state's top elected and appointed officials during ¡VIVA! San Antonio, our biennial advocacy day at the Texas Capitol. The delegation got valuable insight into the 89th legislative ...

Our President & CEO Jeff Webster dives deep with the San Antonio Express-News on the ENside Politics podcast.