The Greater San Antonio Chamber Of Comme

San Antonio, TX · Founded 1963

Leading voice for business community and economic growth in San Antonio region

Primary audience
Businesses
Work area
Economic Development
Topic
Business Advocacy
Contact
Jeff Webster
Website Contact

About Organization

Based in San Antonio, TX, The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce advocates for business interests and drives economic development across the region. The organization reported $10.2 million in revenue for 2023, supporting thousands of member businesses through advocacy, networking, and programs that strengthen the local economy with a team focused on regional prosperity.

What They Focus On

Policy Advocacy

Represents business community in policy discussions and advocates for legislation supporting economic growth and favorable business climate.

Economic Growth

Promotes regional economic development through business attraction, workforce initiatives, and infrastructure investment advocacy.

Member Engagement

Connects business leaders through networking events, educational programs, and resources supporting member success and collaboration.

Financial Information

Form 990 data showing organizational financial health and growth.

Revenue (2024)

$3.7M

-23% vs 2023

Expenses (2024)

$4.0M

-21.3% vs 2023

Assets (2024)

$4.2M

-8.2% vs 2023

Employees (2024)

38

+5.6% vs 2023

Year Revenue Expenses Assets Employees
2024 $3,723,556 $4,016,767 $4,241,358 38
2023 $4,837,401 $5,104,466 $4,622,711 36
2022 $4,377,696 $4,126,989 $4,956,465 35
2021 $3,656,453 $3,456,595 $4,812,874 26
2020 $3,104,052 $3,088,991 $3,827,037 28
2019 $2,826,594 $2,826,411 $3,998,423 34
2018 $3,138,863 $3,176,066 $4,135,723 36

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. All figures in USD.

How They Work

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  • 01

    Engage Members

    Recruit and serve business members through networking events, programs, and advocacy representing their interests.

  • 02

    Advocate Policy

    Monitor legislative issues and advocate for policies supporting business growth and favorable economic conditions.

  • 03

    Promote Region

    Market regional advantages to attract businesses, investment, and talent strengthening local economic competitiveness.

  • 04

    Measure Impact

    Track economic indicators and demonstrate value of business advocacy and development initiatives to stakeholders.

Programs and Initiatives

Services and programs offered by The Greater San Antonio Chamber Of Comme

Business Advocacy

Represents member interests in policy discussions and advocates for pro-business legislation at local and state levels.

Economic Development

Promotes regional business climate, attracts investment, and supports job creation through partnerships and initiatives.

Member Services

Provides networking events, educational programs, and resources supporting member business growth and connections.

Community Leadership

Engages business leaders in civic initiatives addressing regional challenges and quality of life improvements.

Team & Leadership

Meet the people behind The Greater San Antonio Chamber Of Comme.

JW

Jeff Webster

President and CEO Jeff
Full-time
Compensation: $350,000
RS

Randall Smith

Membership Consultant
Full-time
Compensation: $116,048
KF

Kathleen Ferrier

VP Of Public Policy And Econ
Full-time
Compensation: $108,692
DP

David Petersen

Executive VP
Full-time
Compensation: $100,035
MB

Mario Barrera

Immediate Past Chairman
2 hrs/week
PF

Pat Frost

Chairman
2 hrs/week
KC

Kevin C. Dinnin

Chairman of the Board - First

Methodist Hospital, Methodist Children’s Hospital & Methodist Hospital Landmark

Milestones

1963

Organization Founded

1963

Established to represent business interests and promote economic development in regional market.

1990

Expanded Programs

1990

Grew membership services and advocacy capacity addressing evolving business needs and policy issues.

2024

Current Operations

2024

Operating with $3.7M in revenue and 38 staff serving member businesses.

Associated People

Board members, advisors, and key contributors

Board of Directors

BP
Bobby Perez Director 2.00 hrs/week
BB
Brad Barron Director 2.00 hrs/week
EM
Elaine Mendoza Director 2.00 hrs/week
HA
Hope Andrade Director 2.00 hrs/week
JK
Jamie Kowalski Director 2.00 hrs/week
JS
JD Salinas Director 2.00 hrs/week
JG
Joe Gorder Director 2.00 hrs/week
JZ
John Zachry Director 2.00 hrs/week
JM
Julia Mann Director 2.00 hrs/week
KH
Katie Harvey Director 2.00 hrs/week
PG
Phil Green Director 2.00 hrs/week
RS
Rosa Santana Director 2.00 hrs/week
SD
Sam Dawson Director 2.00 hrs/week
TT
Tom Troy Director 2.00 hrs/week

Information compiled from IRS Form 990 and organizational materials.

Executive Compensation

Top compensated officers & key employees from IRS Form 990

Total Reported (2024)

$675K

Highest Paid

$350K

Jeff Webster

Compensated Officers

4

Name Title Base Other Total Hrs/Wk
Jeff Webster President/CEO $350,000 — $350,000 40
Randall Smith Membership Consultant $116,048 — $116,048 40
Kathleen Ferrier VP Of Public Policy And Econ $108,692 — $108,692 40
David Petersen Executive VP $100,035 — $100,035 40

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. Compensation includes base and other reported compensation.

Partners & Funders

Grant funding relationships from IRS Form 990 filings

$87K Grants Received
3 Organizations

Top Funders

3 total
UC
US Chamber of Commerce Foundation
$49K
FE
Family Endeavors Inc.
$25K
MH
Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas Inc
$13K
US Chamber of Commerce Foundation Family Endeavors Inc. Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas Inc
US Chamber of Commerce Foundation Family Endeavors Inc. Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas Inc

Source: IRS Form 990 Schedule I filings. Amounts may span multiple tax years.

Contact

Get in touch with The Greater San Antonio Chamber Of Comme

Email

[email protected]

Phone

(210) 229-2115

Social

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602 E Commerce St San Antonio, TX 78205