America's First Hispanic Chamber

Familia & Community

Representing the People's Chamber

The San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SAHCC) has been selected as one of the best-run chambers in America. A strong advocate for Hispanic business and Hispanics in business for nearly a century, the Hispanic Chamber has been officially notified of its designation as a 5-Star Accredited Chamber from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. It is the first Hispanic Chamber in the United States to be accredited by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Upcoming Events

Get involved, learn, and stay up to date in our community by attending these upcoming events and webinars. Click any of the images below to learn more and RSVP.

July 29, 2025
August 13, 2025 8:30am-10am Casa Hernan Mexican Cantina 411 E. Cevallos St San Antonio, TX 78204 $10 for Members $25 for Future Members
June 5, 2025
August 14, 2025 @ 9 AM FREE Event 515 SW 24th Street, San Antonio, TX 78207 The Maestro Entrepreneur Center invites you to join us for the official ribbon cutting and grand opening of our newly renovated facility—an exciting milestone in our commitment to supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses across San Antonio. This event will celebrate our refreshed space, renewed vision, and growing impact as a resource hub for business owners from every corner of the city. Guests will enjoy a brief program featuring community leaders and supporters, a ceremonial ribbon cutting, guided tours of the updated space, networking, and light refreshments. Whether you're a longtime partner or just discovering Maestro, this is your chance to connect, celebrate, and support inclusive entrepreneurship in action.
June 4, 2025
August 14, 2025 @ 3 PM FREE Event 16111 San Pedro Ave Suite 102, San Antonio, TX 78232 A Re-Grand Opening, will have a variety of charcuterie boards made, so that everyone can have a taste of what we provide, as well as our famous in-house dips and jams that we make here.
August 6, 2025
The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce have announced the Chairs of Leadership San Antonio™ (LSA) for 2026, which is the 50th anniversary of the program: Ashley Harris , Vice President of Client and Community Relations Director for PNC Bank – San Antonio; Michelle Martinez ; Founder and Principal of Birdieoso Strategies & co-owner of The Local SATX; and Laura Vaccaro , CEO of the Kronkosky Charitable Foundation .  Created in 1975 by The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, LSA is considered the premier program for leaders in the Bexar County and surrounding areas. The program, one of the first of its kind in Texas, has graduated more than 2,000 participants. LSA educates these leaders in the vital areas affecting San Antonio, as well as encourages Chamber Business involvement and Community advocacy. Appointed by the Board Chairs of each Chamber, the LSA Chairs provide leadership and guidance to the LSA Steering Committee, which consists of a small and focused team of LSA alumni. Collectively, they recruit the members for LSA Class 50, guiding an impactful experience of the inner workings of San Antonio and the surrounding region. “The appointment of a tri-chair leadership for Leadership San Antonio Class 50 is a groundbreaking moment and we are proud to have three dynamic and accomplished women at the helm,” says Kevin Dinnin, 2026 Greater San Antonio Chamber Board Chair and President and CEO of the FirstDay Foundation . “This united leadership model reflects the spirit of collaboration, representation, and service that drives true community impact. This is a defining moment for Leadership San Antonio and our city.” “At its core, this program champions bold, civic-minded leadership - leaders who step up and help shape meaningful solutions,” says Anamaria Suescun-Fast, 2026 San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board Chair and CEO and Owner of talkStrategy. “These three exceptional leaders embody that charge. Their vision and guidance during this milestone LSA year will help propel our city forward.” Each year, there is a laser focus on the city’s growing industries, while highlighting the important role the Chambers play in the San Antonio business, political and civic communities. The goal is to reinforce Chamber involvement and service to the community, staying connected, and giving back. “Being selected to chair LSA 50 is one of the greatest honors of my professional journey,” says Harris, LSA 39 Class Graduate and LSA 43 Steering Committee Mentor. “This program has shaped leaders across generations, and I’m humbled to help lead it during such a historic milestone year. Together, we will honor its legacy while forging bold new paths for San Antonio’s future.” Over the years, LSA has provided participants a unique experience to expand their service to San Antonio. The jointly-sponsored program identifies individuals who have demonstrated leadership in their chosen profession and are active in community organizations that support San Antonio’s growth and development. “Serving as one of the tri-chairs for LSA 50 is a true privilege,” says Vaccaro, LSA 35 Class Graduate and LSA 37 Steering Committee Mentor. “This shared leadership mirrors the power of collaboration in our city — and I’m excited to work alongside two phenomenal women to elevate voices, build connections, and create real community impact.” In 1992, The San Antonio Hispanic Chamber joined The Greater Chamber to co-host the program, enhancing the involvement and diversity of future classes. “It’s an honor to serve as a tri-chair for LSA 50 alongside two dedicated leaders,” says Martinez, LSA Class 37 Graduate and Steering Committee Mentor of LSA 42 and 43. “As women leaders representing the rich diversity of our city, we carry a responsibility to lead with purpose, equity, and vision. This historic year is about celebrating the past and paving the way for leaders and our city’s future.” Former LSA graduates who are members in good standing of either the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce or the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and interested in applying to serve as Steering Committee mentors for LSA Class 50, Click below. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT IS 11:59 PM ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 2025 .
July 4, 2025
The San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome Happy State Bank, A Division of Centennial Bank, member of the FDIC as our official Ribbon Cutting Sponsor! We are thrilled to partner with a company that shares our commitment to supporting local business growth and community engagement. As our newest partner, Happy State Bank will be featured at all upcoming ribbon cutting celebrations, helping us recognize and celebrate milestones with new and existing members throughout the year. Their generous support allows us to continue creating meaningful and memorable experiences for our business community. About Happy State Bank: Founded in 1908, Happy State Bank (now a division of Centennial Bank as of 2022) has a long-standing tradition of providing personalized banking services with a strong emphasis on community involvement. With locations throughout Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, New York and the great State of Texas, Happy State Bank offers a full suite of financial services and products for individuals, families, and businesses — all delivered with a smile and a focus on customer care with white glove service. Their mission is simple: "Happy employees make for happy customers." Please join us in giving a warm welcome to the Happy State Bank team! We look forward to a bright and successful partnership ahead.
April 17, 2025
Join us in congratulating our 2025 ABLDP Cohort members: ABLDP 2025 Class: Amanda Leveck-Sanchez, JMS CPA, PLLC and Northside I.S.D. Andrea Martinez, Department of Human Services Head Start Program Anfernee Young, Whataburger Annalisa Vasquez, Silver Ventures Antoinette Flores, Edgewood ISD/Entrepreneur Beatrice Casas, SA Hope Center Bianca Juarez, Toyota Carrie Ballard-Bañuelos, UP Partnership Cassandra Flores, WSP USA Cecilia Nguyen, Any Baby Can SA Chloe Galvan, Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas Christina Bocanegra, Community Family Medicine Christina Ibanez, Visit San Antonio Christopher Clements, KCI Technologies, Inc Cindy Rubiano, Generations Federal Credit Union David Galvan, Texas A&M University-San Antonio Dominique Ramos Lewis, CPS Energy Dulce Abundis, Broadway Bank Enrique Garcia, Little Red Barn Steakhouse Golda Obinzu, City of San Antonio Jackie Villanueva, Center for Health Care Services Jacqueline Guerrero, Family Services Association of San Antonio Jaime Gutierrez, Merrill Lynch Janet Ekezie, San Antonio Area Foundation Jason Alvarado, SAWS Jessica Velasquez-Sanchez, Nationwide John Gauna, City of San Antonio John Livas, UTSA Jorge Elizondo, Toyota Kristi Narvaiz, RSM US LLP Landry stafford, City of San Antonio Laura Serrano Blanco, City of San Antonio - HR Lauren Payne, Davidson Troilo Ream & Garza, PC. Leslie Diaz, NALCAB Lizette Goodloe, Comal Independent School District Lorraine Benavides, Spurs Sports & Entertainment Lucinda Lundy Zeinelabdin, City of San Antonio - Metro Health Luis Hampton, Toyota Luisa Martinez, Broadway Bank Mauricio Hernandez, Frost Bank Megan Butler, Lifetime Recovery Michelle Godinez, Magik Theater Naomi Arredondo, City of San Antonio Parks & Recreation Natasha Robles, HEB Nathaniel Martinez, Alamo Colleges- St. Philip's College Rebecca Gonzales Boysen, City of San Antonio, World Heritage Office Reynaldo Acosta, St. Peter-St. Joseph Children’s Home, Robin Alcorta, City of San Antonio - San Antonio Public Library Roxanne Robles, Toyota Rudee Vasquez, Toyota Samantha Salazar, Vuepoint Agency Stephanie Gaitan, CAST Schools Stephanie Keys, IDEA Public Schools Steven Rodriguez, Amegy Bank Tomas Sigala, School of Science and Technology Veronica Escalera Ibarra, VIA Metropolitan Transit