Membership Catalogand Application

2015

SINCE1894

In this glance at some

highlights of our history, it

is easy to see the enormous

impact our members have

made on local business, in

military development,

transportation throughout the

region, health care and

bioscience, information

technology, international

trade, water resources, sports

events and much more.

1911 Established a Fiesta Association which led to present-day Fiesta

1917 Secured 8,000 acres of land that became Port San Antonio

1942 Negotiated the move of Trinity University to San Antonio

1944 Developed the Freeman Coliseum, now home to the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo, and the AT&T Center

1946 Formed the South Texas Medical Foundation, leading the way to establishing the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio

1968 Brought HemisFair to San Antonio, and the development of the River Walk

1969 Supported $675,000 in road bonds for IH1604, the 95-mile loop

1974 Created the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation

1984 Secured approval and funding for Highway 151, to provide access to the growing north and west sectors of San Antonio

1988 Obtained necessary funding for Brooke Army Medical Center, paving the way for the San Antonio Military Health System, the enlisted medical training center for all branches of the US military

1988 Created San Antonio Sports, to develop and attract national amateur and professional sporting events to San Antonio, like the Final Four

1989 Endorsed and supported legislation creating the Alamodome

1992 Led efforts that resulted in the consolidation of water-related agencies into one entity, forming San Antonio Water System

1995 Brought the city’s hospitality industry together by creating the San Antonio Area Tourism Council

Developed a BRAC task force in response to the closure of Kelly AFB, ultimately saving thousands of jobs and paving the way for Port San Antonio

2001 Helped secure legislation creating Brooks City Base

2002 Served as a partner in creating the San Antonio Mobility Coalition

2003 As key members of “Team Toyota,” Chamber leaders helped negotiate the agreement that brought Toyota Manufacturing North America to San Antonio

2005 Worked with the PGA Tour and helped secure city council approval for the TPC Resort San Antonio

Launched BioMed SA to tell the story of San Antonio’s biomedical assets and capabilities

2006 Advocated for the purchasing and development of Voelcker Ranch into Hardberger Park

2007 Developed Pathways to a Great City, a long-range plan supporting investment in cultural arts and amateur sports facilities, more parks and green space, recruiting/retaining young professionals, stronger educational opportunities and adequate transportation funding

2008 Helped secure San Antonio as the new location for Air Force Cyber Command, now 24th Air Force

2009 Lobbied for funding that established Texas A&M University - San Antonio

2012 Launched Stars & Stripes over San Antonio, the largest and longest fireworks show in city history, to celebrate July 4th

2014 Helped secure City Council passage of the Vista Ridge Pipeline project, ensuring a stable water supply for the future

Brought in 215 new members and $200,000 during a 3-day campaign, shattering statewide records

PROPELLING BUSINESS SUCCESS

The San Antonio Chamber works every day to build and sustain a vibrant business community by

engaging business leaders to address issues and opportunities vital to success. In addition to

advocating on your behalf at the local, state and federal levels, the Chamber provides avenues for you to

get involved and contribute to the greater good of the business community. Your membership ultimately

increases your visibility in the community, and builds your circle of influence by connecting you with

other like-minded business professionals, while giving you access to owners, influencers and

policymakers positioned to help your business and our community prosper.

10) Advocacy Effectively advocating the needs of area businesses at the local, state and federal levels.

9) VisibilityMarketing your company to a wider audience of business owners and decision makers.

8) AccessIntroducing you to business leaders from industry sectors in the region, as well as those who impact our community at the county, state and national levels.

7) Business Development Coalition Collaborating with various organizations to create greater business opportunities.

6) Community Awareness Keeping you informed on the major issues impacting your business and the community.

Today, when you complete this membership application, you are making a decision that will make a huge difference in the success of your business and our community. With your investment in the Chamber, you play a role in building prosperity because you add your voice on business issues that impact this region, state and the nation. You will also get value returned to you because you now are involved in the response to large public issues that affect business, such as fiscal policy being made each day. Finally, there is the larger return on your investment because you will now be a part of the network in San Antonio that daily makes the case for the infrastructure we need (water, power, roads and education facilities) to build a platform for propelling business success well into the future.

2015 Chairman of the Board Henry Cisneros | Chairman & CEO, CityView

5) Connection Opportunities Involving you in committees, projects and events to help you meet your professional business goals.

4) Referrals Connecting prospective customers to your business 24/7 through our telephone referral service, online business directory (sachamber.org) and Spanish language website (conocesanantonio.com).

3) Social Responsibility Demonstrating your commitment and support for the greater good of the community.

2) Networking Meeting other business professionals at Chamber events and establishing one-on-one relationships that promote business success.

1) Impact Your membership and participation will bring value to you, your business and the greater San Antonio community.

TOP 10 WAYS THE SAN ANTONIO CHAMBER PROPELS BUSINESS SUCCESS

COUNCILS & COMMITTEES

Members who join a committee build a stronger business network and are more likely to see an impact on their own business than uninvolved members.

Joining a committee is an excellent way to contribute to the voice of business in our city and propel business success. Use this chart to help make your choices so your involvement closely

aligns with your specific interests, needs and priorities.

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Aerospace P PAmbassadors P PCelebrate America’s Military (CAM) P PEconomic Development Council P P P P PEducation & Workforce Development Council P PEnergy & Sustainability P P PHealth Care & Bioscience P PIT/Cybersecurity P P PLegislative P P PMembership & Marketing Council P P PMilitary Affairs P P P PPublic Affairs Council P P P PTransportation P PWater P P

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCILSupports San Antonio’s targeted industries consisting of aerospace,

health care & bioscience, manufacturing, hospitality and tourism,

information technology & cybersecurity, military and real estate &

construction. The Council also organizes the annual Celebrate

America’s Military (CAM) and SA to DC trip.

AEROSPACE COMMITTEEProvides a forum for educating the community on issues of

importance to the aerospace and aviation industry. This committee

influences public policy at the local, state and federal level to

encourage continued industry growth and job creation.

CELEBRATE AMERICA’S MILITARY (CAM) COMMITTEECoordinates the annual salute to the military, which occurs in

November and involves more than two dozen events. CAM is

recognized as the nation’s longest and largest community-wide

celebration of its kind, involving 200,000 people over a two-

week period.

CYBERSECURITY COMMITTEE

Fosters growth and development of the local cybersecurity

industry, supports and advocates for legislative issues

impacting the industry. Identifies and creates IT workforce

and recruitment initiatives to meet future industry needs

through collaboration with academic institutions, current businesses

and the military. Engages with local military missions and

commercial businesses to grow the cybersecurity industry and

assets in San Antonio.

SUBCOMMITTEE: CYBERSECURITY BUSINESS BOOTCAMP

The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce has orga-

nized a quarterly bootcamp that equips entrepreneurial

men and women who are leaving government service

with the skills and knowledge to consider creating a

new cyber business right here in our community. This

bootcamp is open to all transitioning military and govern-

ment civilian employees with previous cybersecurity/

information assurance expertise. The program exposes

cybersecurity talent to key business concepts. The

bootcamp is conducted by professionals who have

built successful businesses in cybersecurity after

leaving military service. This mentored program is

designed to open the door for new commercial

cybersecurity companies in our community to complement

the federal and private sector assets in San Antonio.

HEALTH CARE AND BIOSCIENCE COMMITTEE

Educates the community on the importance and impact of the

local health care & bioscience industry and serves as the key

resource to Chamber members on health care issues. This

committee advocates for critical issues affecting these industries

and supports programs designed to grow and sustain them.

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Promotes San Antonio by engaging the greater San Antonio

community, and especially its business community to celebrate,

support, maintain and grow the military presence in San Antonio.

Through long-standing programs, such as the Commander’s

Liaison program, the Senior Enlisted Advisor Council and the

Woman to Woman, Leader to Leader Committee, this group

interacts with all levels of the military to ensure support for their

mission critical activities, families and transition efforts. The

committee also leads the employment transition team for the

Military & Veteran Community Council, a collaborative organization

of public and private organizations focused on supporting our

active duty military, veterans and families in San Antonio.

SUBCOMMITTEE: SENIOR ENLISTED ADVISOR COUNCIL

The Senior Enlisted Advisor Council of Joint Base

San Antonio (JBSA) provides a forum to facilitate

communication among the senior NCOs from all

branches of the military in the San Antonio area. It is

also a mechanism for the military to communicate any

needs/issues to the business community, allows the

business community to communicate opportunities

and resources available to the military, and raises any

issues or concerns as well.

SUBCOMMITTEE: WOMEN TO WOMEN LEADER TO LEADER

This committee provides a platform to connect active

duty and transitioning female military leaders with senior

female business executives in the San Antonio community.

The committee meets every other month and encourages

a collaborative sharing of culture and resources to

provide transition tools and connections for our female

military officers.

SUBCOMMITTEE: MILITARY COMMANDERS LIAISON PROGRAM

This program strengthens ties between the San Antonio

Chamber and the military, provides a personal contact

within the business community for commanders

during their assignment in San Antonio, and enhances the

personal connections that commanders have to the San

Antonio area. By pairing a civilian business leader with a

senior military officer when they arrive in San Antonio,

the members of the program help ensure that officer,

their family, and their command has a direct link to the

business community to help strengthen the relationship

San Antonio has with its military partners.

STAFF CONTACT Will Garrett | Vice President Economic Development

wgarrett@sachamber.org | (210) 229-2163

EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT COUNCILLeads the business community and educators in partnerships that

impact public education, expand access to higher education and

develop a 21st century workforce to successfully compete in the

global economy. Develops strategies & policy changes to secure a

workforce pipeline through our education system, training programs for

adults and transitioning military for key industries.

STAFF CONTACTPriscilla Camacho | Vice President Education and Workforce

Development

pcamacho@sachamber.org | (210) 229-2134

From the moment we joined, we got involved. Now, I’ve had the opportunity to meet

many new people and have grown my network by leaps and bounds.

KJ Feder | Division Director, March of Dimes

MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING COUNCILEvaluates and provides counsel on how to brand and market the

Chamber to members, promotes the benefits of Chamber membership

and leads the annual Membership Campaign.

CHAMBER AMBASSADORS

Provides ceremonial assistance to members at commemora-

tive events such as grand openings, re-dedications and ground

breakings. Participation as an Ambassador provides opportuni-

ties for business networking and community outreach.

STAFF CONTACTS Tuesdaé Knight | Vice President Membership and Business Developmenttknight@sachamber.org | (210) 229-2111

PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCILGathers input from Chamber committees, members and partnering

organizations and voicing the concerns and position of the business

community to local, state and federal elected officials and govern-

ment agencies.

ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEEIdentifies and supports long-term, cost-effective energy sourc-

es and policies to promote sustainability for economic growth

in our community.

LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEECreates and implements the Chamber’s state and federal

legislative agendas developed by Chamber committees who

identify issues that impact San Antonio’s business climate.

The committee researches, discusses and implements the

Chamber’s legislative priorities during the Texas State Legisla-

tive Session, special sessions and during the interim.

TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEEAdvocates for new and innovative methods of transportation

funding that satisfy the infrastructure needs of San Antonio and

the region. This includes leading efforts to advocate for the

Lone Star Rail District, the Alamo Regional Mobility Authority

Board and the San Antonio Mobility Coalition.

WATER COMMITTEEWorks to identify and support long-term political solutions to ensure

an adequate, affordable quality supply of water on a regional basis.

STAFF CONTACTRoger Arriaga | Vice President Public Affairs

rarriaga@sachamber.org | (210) 229-2160

PREMIER EVENTS

Chamber events provide content that puts your

organization at the forefront of progress and knowledge.

They are the most-attended, highly-anticipated and

unparalleled events in the region. Our event strategy

is to provide every employee of any business of any

size with opportunities to meet the most influential and

knowledgeable leaders in our region and across

the nation, elevating your understanding and

enhancing your skills to propel your organization

to its highest potential.

On average, we have

OVER 125 EVENTSeach year to help

propel your

business success!

Annual Gala PBusiness Connections Mixer PCelebrate America’s Military (CAM) P P PChamber Challenge Golf Tournament P PCongressional/Senatorial Series P P

Cybersecurity Summit P P P

Morning Mingle P

Pathfinder Award P

SA to DC P P

Speed Networking P

State of the City P P

State of the County P PTribute to Women Business Leaders P P P

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Regularly attending Chamber events will expand your circle of contacts and keep you well-informed on topics that impact your business. Use this chart to help you decide which events are most relevant for your company and your needs, priorities and

interests.

MOST-ATTENDED PREMIER EVENTS OF 2014

STATE OF THE CITYFebruary 25, 20141,105 attendees

ANNUAL GALADecember 4, 2014814 attendees

STATE OF THE COUNTYOctober 24, 2014579 attendees

TRIBUTE TO WOMEN BUSINESS LEADERSMarch 27, 2014435 attendees

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ANNUAL GALAAn evening to honor the outgoing Chairman of the Board and

his/her leadership team and introduce the incoming Chairman

of the Board and leadership. Cocktail reception followed by

dinner, entertainment and a silent auction.

BUSINESS CONNECTIONS MIXERSMeet new business clients, reconnect with friends and enjoy

beverages and hors d’oeuvres provided by a different Chamber

member host each month.

CELEBRATE AMERICA’S MILITARY (CAM)A series of community events in November that honors

military service men and women and their families. CAM is the

longest-running and largest celebration of its kind in the country.

CHAMBER CHALLENGE GOLF TOURNAMENTBusiness leaders foster relationships and build new prospects

at this annual golf tournament that includes breakfast, lunch,

contests and a drawing for prizes.

CONGRESSIONAL/SENATORIAL SERIESDuring even numbered years, the luncheon series features

Texas’ U.S. Senators; and in odd numbered years, the series

features each of the state’s U.S. Representatives in Congress.

These luncheons are a platform for you to present business

priorities to our highest elected officials in Washington.

CYBERSECURITY SUMMITIndustry leaders in the public, private and military sectors

convene to discuss partnership opportunities and the current

cybersecurity environment. Topics may include potential cyber

attacks, prevention measures, federal legislation, corporate

policies and workforce development.

MORNING MINGLE NETWORKING BREAKFASTSWith such a hectic schedule, start your morning with a good meal

and a great networking event, where you will leave with a complete

list of the morning’s participants, including contact information.

PATHFINDER AWARDThe Chamber’s most prestigious award recognizes an

individual who has forged new and innovative courses for the

benefit of our region. Past recipients include Rick Perry, Dolph

Briscoe, Ed Whitacre, Red McCombs, Kay Bailey Hutchison

and David Robinson.

SA TO DCRepresentatives from the city, county and leading industries

go to Washington, DC, with a unified voice to urge members

of Congress, the administration and military leaders in the

Pentagon to address specific legislative needs and concerns

of the South Central Texas region.

SPEED NETWORKINGMake solid business contacts in a networking-focused environment.

Participants take turns presenting their company in small groups

of seven; when the gong sounds, they switch groups.

STATE OF THE CITYThe mayor of San Antonio highlights the city’s recent

achievements and presents current and future priorities.

STATE OF THE COUNTYThe Bexar County Judge addresses the citizens in our region

on recent accomplishments and upcoming projects.

TRIBUTE TO WOMEN BUSINESS LEADERS AWARDSThis celebration honors women who embody leadership qualities

which have driven not only their personal success, but also the

success of those around them.

There is no better investment that a business person in San Antonio canmake than becoming a part of the Chamber. In my years of involvement, Ihave had the opportunity to work with many of our city’s business, politicaland civic leaders. I have also gotten involved in the major issues that shapeour city. Join now and see how the Chamber can help your business.

Mario Barrera | Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright

BUSINESS DIRECTORYPurchase listing upgrades for increased visibility online

• Members-only listings

include email and map

links, company description

and category placement

• Upgrade: ChamberLink Add

a hyperlink to your website;

$100/year (No cost for Gold

level and above)

• Upgrade: Enhanced Business

Listing

Add ChamberLink, logo and

a highlighted box, as well as

placement in your category

listings; $200/year

CHAMBER TODAYPurchase banner ads at the top of the email newsletter

• Weekly email newsletter

• Focuses on regional

workforce, public affairs,

economic development

and member initiatives

• Highlights events and

weekly ribbon cutting

celebrations

• Member and non-member

readership

MY CHAMBER MOBILE APPPurchase listing upgrade for additional branding opportunities

• To download, search “My

Chamber App” in the app

store on your device

• Business listing includes

categories, map link,

• website, phone number

• Call a Chamber member

business directly

• Tag “favorite” places you

visit regularly

• Get directions to a business

• Upgrade: adds a brief

description, logo, social media

tags and ability to upload

coupons to “Hot Deals” in

your category listings,

additional $200/year.

WEBSITESPurchase ads throughout the site

SACHAMBER.ORG• Members business directory

• Member and Chamber

News sections

• Tools for reaching elected

officials

• Chamber and community

events calendars

• Chamber committees and

member benefits

• Economic reports, San

Antonio data, publications

• Job bank

• Tourism and relocation

information

• School, health care, and

transportation information

• Photo/video galleries

CONOCESANANTONIO.COM• Resources for planning,

promoting, operating a

business in San Antonio

• Information on business culture

• Attractions, hotels, dining

• Immigration information and

how to obtain proper visas

• Relocation information

• Additional resources useful

to foreign investors

CHAMBER RELOCATION GUIDE AND MAPPurchase display ads for print and digital copies of the Relocation Guide, and purchase a listing in the fold-out map

• Guide is distributed to

thousands of new families

and businesses who are

moving or who have recently

moved to San Antonio.

• Map is the only updated,

detailed city map in the

region that can highlight

your business to realtors,

newly relocated families and

visitors to San Antonio.

MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES

We offer our members access to exclusive marketing tools that allow you to raise

awareness of your business to the other 2,000 members of the San Antonio Chamber.

Many members look to these tools first when considering business and collaboration

partners. When you keep your listings updated, you enhance exposure.

For prices and additional information on advertising opportunities, call (210) 229-2100 or email communications@sachamber.org.

10,000SUBSCRIBERS

C O N S U M E RENGAGEMENT

44,000VIEWS MONTHLY(HOME PAGE) TARGET

AUDIENCEDIVERSE & DYNAMIC

AUDIENCE

When customers know

you’re a chamber

member, they are

49% MORE LIKELYto think favorably

of your company.

MEMBERSHIP LEVELSWe offer a number of investment levels because we understand that our membership

base is diverse. Many members choose a level that suits their size and involvement,

often increasing their investment in time.

* Each level includes the benefits of all subsequent levels

BOARD OF TRUSTEES $50,000+

Because of their commitment to our region’s economic growth and development, and their significant

level of investment, Trustees play a vital role in the overall direction and focus of the organization.

Advisors may request Chamber support, involvement or intervention for specific issues or projects

important to the economic well being of the member, at no additional cost, working directly with the

President and members of the Chamber’s management team. The Office of the President & CEO

serves as the primary point of contact and direct liaison at the Chamber for all Trustee level members.

BOARD OF ADVISORS $10,000+

Advisors help shape the course of the organization through active participation on the Chamber’s

Board of Directors. Benefits include high level interaction and networking with leaders within the

Chamber as well as government and industry leaders from across Texas and the nation. Advisors receive

regular correspondence directly from the Chamber President & CEO informing you of important

regional matters and seeking your input on issues that impact your business.

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $5,000+

• Exclusive “Chairman’s Circle” annual

meeting with the Chamber President

& CEO and Chairman of the Board

• Four additional locations listed on My

Chamber App

• Additional “same name” locations

listed on the Business Directory (up

to 10 total) that will also receive this

level’s benefits

• Chairman’s Circle member designation

in the online Business Directory

PLATINUM $2,000+

• Exclusive event opportunities for area

business leaders and decision-makers

• Four passes to any Chamber

luncheon(s) of your choice, including

VIP Reception

• Introductory meeting with the

President & CEO

• Additional “same name” locations

listed on the Business Directory (up

to five total) that will also receive this

level’s benefits

• Advance notification for sponsorship

opportunities at the Chamber’s

signature events

• Platinum member designation in the

online Business Directory

GOLD $800+

• New Member Highlight in the

Chamber Today

• Free ChamberLink, up to 5 categories

• An additional “same name” location

lin the Business Directory that will

also receive this level’s benefits

• Gold member designation in the

online Business Directory

INVESTOR $450+

• Category listing(s) in the Business

Directory on both the English and

Spanish websites and My Chamber App

• New member recognition on the

Chamber’s homepage

• Discounted prices at networking/

special events

• Access to members-only events

• Complimentary entrance at the Business

Connections Mixers

• The Chamber Today e-newsletter

(10,000 subscribers), providing you

with timely information on hot topics,

upcoming events and key issues that

affect the business community

• Exclusive member discounts through the

Member Rewards Program (Infintech,

and Office Depot)

• Involvement opportunities on Chamber

committees

• Sponsorship/advertising opportunities

in print and digital media

• Inclusion in the referral service

• Unlimited copies of our Relocation

Guide and San Antonio Map for your

place(s) of business

• Discounted member pricing on

publications

• One free Ribbon Cutting/Grand

Opening or milestone celebration

• Membership plaque

YOUR INVESTMENT IS

95% tax deductible

THE MATH OFMEMBERSHIP

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DISCOUNT ONSUPPLIESYOU ALREADY BUY & USE

100% OR MOREof your investment can come back to you!

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MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

COMPANY INFORMATIONCompany Name

Street/Physical Address City, State, Zip (Used for online map and My Chamber App)

Billing/Mailing Address City, State, Zip

Phone( ) Fax( ) Website www.

Type of Business (Used for directory)

Year company began No. local employees

CONTACT INFORMATIONLocal CEO & Title

Office Phone( ) Email Cell Phone( )

Main Contact & Title

Office Phone( ) Email Cell Phone( )

Billing Contact Office Phone( ) Email

Marketing Contact Office Phone( ) Email

HR/Recruitment Contact Office Phone( ) Email

Other employees to be added to the Membership Database:

Name Email Cell Phone( )

Name Email Cell Phone( ) (You can add as many individuals as you like by sending them to us.)

PAYMENT INFORMATIONMembership Level $ Credit card: (Circle One)

Annual ChamberLink $ 100.00 Acct. No. (Optional for Investor Level, included for Gold+)

Application Processing $ 50.00 Exp. Date Sec. Code

Total $ Check No. (Payable to the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce)

Return this application and payment to:

info@sachamber.org

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce - Membership

602 E. Commerce | San Antonio, TX 78205

phone: (210)229-2100 | fax: (210)229-1600

www.sachamber.org The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(6) of the United States Internal Revenue Code. However, in compliance with the Omni-bus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993, five percent of your membership investment is not deductible from federal income taxes as a business expense because it is allocable to lobbying expenditures. The remaining 95 percent of your investment may be deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense, not as a charitable contribution. Further information on this law should be obtained from your tax advisor. A voluntary 6% annual increase will be included on each year’s renewal notice.

STAFF USE ONLYMember Representative Referred by

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YES! I WANT ADDITIONAL EXPOSURE FOR MY COMPANY.The San Antonio Chamber wants to be sure that the thousands of people who are seeking products and services from our website

come to you first. Upgrade your listing in our online Business Directory through ChamberLink or with an Enhanced Business List-

ing, and gain maximum exposure. Use this online resource to funnel prospective clients to you, not your competitors!

CHAMBERLINK ENHANCED BUSINESS LISTING $100/year $200/year

(Included for Gold+ members) (Logo, link & highlight box and top placement in your category listings)

Company Name

Email for Inquiries

BUSINESS CATEGORIESThe complete list of categories is available at sachamber.org.

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3.

BUSINESS DESCRIPTION (APPROX. 75 WORDS)

KEY WORD SEARCH These are words/phrases people would use to find you, similar to a Google search. Consider common misspellings of your compa-

ny name, other names your company might be known by, famous products/services your company is known for, etc.

1. 4.

2. 5.

3. 6.

Return this application and payment to:

info@sachamber.org

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce - Membership

602 E. Commerce | San Antonio, TX 78205

phone: (210)229-2100 | fax: (210)229-1600

www.sachamber.org

B OA R D O F T R U S T E E M E M B E R S

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce602 E. Commerce | San Antonio, TX 78205

(210) 229-2100 | www.sachamber.org