The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce the 67 individuals who will make up the 47th class of Leadership San Antonio (LSA). LSA was created in 1975 by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce to help...
Access… Awareness… Action. These were central themes touched on throughout Leadership San Antonio 46’s Quality of Life day – which examined what the pursuit of joy means for our neighbors across the city. To start the day, class members were greeted by Clifford the Big Red...
Leadership San Antonio Class (LSA) 46 will host their Graduation breakfast at 8 am on Friday, October 14 at the Witte Museum’s Mays Family Center. While the purpose of the event is to celebrate the accomplishments of Class 46, it’s also a chance for LSA...
Infrastructure is a huge topic to tackle, but a relevant one given San Antonio voters recently approved a $1.2 billion bond in May to invest in the city’s infrastructure and address housing affordability. Leadership San Antonio Class 46 began “Infrastructure Day” at The Tower of the...
By the time Economic Development Day concluded, LSA Class 46 had spent hours immersed in provocative conversation about how our community has historically conducted economic development and what our community can do to ensure that it’s practiced equitably in the future. Christine Drennon, director and associate...
The Leadership San Antonio 46 Social Justice Day started at Frost Tower with a poetic performance from San Antonio Poet Laureate Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson, accompanied by musician Jed Craddock. Next, they visited Frank M. Tejeda Jr. Juvenile Justice Center, where they observed juvenile court cases. The...