Arts, Culture, Wellness – San Antonio is brimming with all three, but the challenge for LSA 44’s ACW team was taking these topics and creating a day that exposed the class to San Antonio’s past, present and future via the next 300 years. LSA44 began their...
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce today announce the 62 individuals who will make up the 44th class of Leadership San Antonio (LSA). Since 1975, LSA has long been recognized as San Antonio’s premiere leadership development program, providing...
We’ve all read recent reports that San Antonio is the most economically segregated city in the nation. But what does that mean? How did we get here? What do we, as leaders, do about it? And what exactly is the difference between equity and equality? LSA...
LSA Class 43 (better known as LSA 300) kicked off the year with its first class day focusing on Economic Development. The class explored what drives the economy of San Antonio. They also examined some of our city’s most significant economic engines, discovered how they...
UPDATED NOVEMBER 29, 2017 I’ve always had an overwhelming sense of pride for my city. Being born and raised in San Antonio, we can drive around and recall all of the different memories we’ve had on each side of town. I moved to Chicago for a couple...
Dear LSA Family,
We hope you and your families are remaining healthy and safe. During these past two months our great city has taken many necessary measures to ensure that our community stays safe and slows the spread of COVID-19. Social distancing measures that help to mitigate the risk of spreading the virus has greatly impacted our businesses, our schools, our families. We are all finding new ways to stay engaged, stay productive, and stay connected while supporting and rallying behind many of our LSA family who are struggling in our hotel, restaurant, tourism and travel industries, small business and non-profit sectors, as well as many others who have been professionally and personally affected.
With that said, the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce have agreed to continue LSA 45 (aka LSA 2020) into 2021, modifying our current class days using creative shortened virtual programs, challenging each other to serve the community and buy local, and to focus on the way ahead into next year. During these unprecedented times, our priorities are to ensure our businesses and families are safe and supported. We are challenged to improve ways that LSA can directly impact our neighbors and our community. In January 2021, we will reconnect to carry on the traditional mission of the program through full LSA class days – to educate and inform class members in the vital areas affecting San Antonio, as well as to encourage Chamber Business involvement and Community advocacy.
We find the COVID-19 challenges as a unique opportunity to leave a Legacy through Service and Action for our current class.
We look forward to seeing what LSA 45 can accomplish and we stand with you! We thank you for your continued commitment, leadership, and support to our great city!
We are all in this together!
Cristina J. Bazaldúa and Brian Hurtak
LSA 45 Co-Chairs