Chris received his BBA in Accounting from the University of Texas at San Antonio and is a member of the American Institute of CPAs and the Texas Society of CPAs.  He currently serves on the board of Eva’s Heroes, on the regional board of KIPP Texas, on the board and business influencers group of The Nonprofit Council, and is a board member of C12: Leon Springs CEO Advisory Board.  Chris has chaired the finance council of his parish, St. Matthew Catholic Church. At St. Matthew, he has also chaired the Annual Archbishop’s Appeal and served as the parish’s chair for the Archdiocesan Capital Campaign.

Chris has been married to Ana for more than 17 years and they have been blessed with three children: Sophia (15), Daniel (13) and Michael (6).

As General Counsel, Kelli’s responsibilities included litigation, transactions, labor and employment, corporate and employee policies, regulatory affairs, workers’ compensation, and general liability. Kelli has successfully negotiated well over a thousand contracts ranging in value to over $200M. 

Throughout her career, Anamaria has brought her expertise to brands including Six Flags over Texas, San Antonio Water System, Bexar County, San Antonio River Authority, Visit San Antonio, Dr. Smith's Diaper Rash Ointment and DoSeum. Some of the initiatives she is most proud of include: the 2004 city win to ban smoking in public restaurants and bars in San Antonio, as well as the stronger ordinance passed in 2010; multiple school bond campaigns, city bond referendums and education reauthorization ballot initiatives, resulting in billions of dollars of support for critical issues impacting vulnerable populations; and the branding and launch of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park. 

Most recently, Anamaria managed the successful Keep Pre-K 4 SA sales tax reauthorization campaign, as well as the historic $1.3 billion San Antonio Independent District 2020 bond campaign. 

Knowing that things change so fast in our industry, she is always on the hunt for information as there is always something new to learn. This knowledge translates to her ability to serve her clients and meet their every need.

Melissa started her business almost 11 years, with clients ranging from corporations to small businesses, in addition to government agencies and non-profit organizations. During the pandemic, she acquired her real estate license and is currently a realtor for Douglas Elliman, a nationally recognized real estate agency who is new to Texas and will be launching in San Antonio in 2022.

Melissa earned a BA and a Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Texas at San Antonio. She is married to Thomas Aguillon, Director of Government Relations for Charter/Spectrum and has two children Benjamin (17) and Karina (13).

She graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio where she received a BA in Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations. Upon joining IHC as a Staffing Supervisor, Navarro Velesiotis discovered a passion for working with people, identifying client needs, delivering creative solutions, and winning accounts. 

During her first 10 years with IHC, Navarro Velesiotis held various positions within the company, gaining invaluable experience and knowledge. Her expertise in recognizing clients’ needs and creating solutions to meet them quickly established Navarro Velesiotis as a sales leader. Her commitment to innovative, client-focused solutions has been the driving force for IHC’s growth in the San Antonio market. 

As Vice President, Navarro Velesiotis now oversees branch operations for IHC in the United States. 

Navarro Velesiotis honed her leadership skills by participating in Leadership San Antonio, the Alexander Briseno Leadership Development Program, and the San Antonio Small Business Development Center’s Building Business Excellence Program. She was selected for and completed the competitive Building a High-Performing Minority Business program at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. 

Following her mother’s example of community service, Navarro Velesiotis is also active within San Antonio where she serves on the board of directors for the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and various other nonprofits. 

In addition to his duties as Mayor, he also serves as the COO for Treco Enterprises Inc, a commercial general contractor firm started by his Father in 1990. JR serves as the Board Secretary for the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and is a proud graduate of the ABLDP and LSA programs.

Coronado is a senior economist and member of the regional group of the Bank’s Research Department. In that capacity, he provides regional input into the Dallas Fed’s monetary policy process and is responsible for monitoring and tracking economic and business activity in West, Central and South Texas as well as southern New Mexico.

His research focuses on issues pertaining to the Mexican economy, U.S.–Mexico economic integration and border issues. Coronado has written articles for various Federal Reserve publications and academic journals in both the United States and Mexico.

Coronado serves as a director for the Texas Lyceum, and as a board member for Texas 2036, El Paso Collaborative for Academic Excellence and El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

He earned his PhD in economics from the University of Houston and holds a BBA in accounting and economics, and an MS in economics from University of Texas at El Paso.