2022 episode | Looking ahead to 2023
We gathered business leaders who know San Antonio various economic drivers to get their thoughts on the city’s economy.
The Business of Business: San Antonio
Host Henry Cisneros, a former San Antonio mayor and former U.S. Housing and Urban Development secretary, talks with local business leaders about the business of doing business in San Antonio. We get their thoughts on the city’s economy, covering a variety of areas vital to San Antonio growth.
The Business of Business: San Antonio is supported by Texas Mutual.
2023 episode
In 2023, the headlines painted a rosy picture of San Antonio’s economy. As the year draws to a close, were they accurate? How did we do? And how does our economy look moving forward? Join Henry Cisneros, former San Antonio mayor and former U.S. Housing and Urban Development secretary, as he looks at business in San Antonio in 2023 with the people leading our top businesses.
Scheduled air times:
- Sunday, Jan. 21 at 4 p.m. on Channel 9.1
- Tuesday, Jan. 23 at 10 p.m. on Channel 9.1
Participants include:
- Henry Cisneros, host
- Dr. William Henrich, President and CEO, UT Health San Antonio
- Jenna Saucedo-Herrera, President and CEO, Greater: SATX
- Charles Woodin, CEO, Geekdom
- Andres Munoz, Visit San Antonio
- Trish Deberry, CEO, Centro San Antonio
- Rudy Garza, President and /CEO, CPS Energy
- Robert Puente, CEO, SAWS
- Jesus Saenz, Director of Airports, City of San Antonio
- Jim Perschbach, President and CEO, Port San Antonio
- Leo Gomez, President and CEO, Brooks Development Authority
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The Business of Business: San Antonio | Fall 2023
2023 Segments
Previous Episodes
2021 episode | The post-pandemic economy
We look at how the economy is faring in the post-pandemic time, covering a variety of areas vital to San Antonio growth.
2020 episode | During and after COVID-19
We take a hard look at San Antonio's business community, how businesses have survived and how they plan to move forward.
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