Launch SA concludes Small Pieces Ecosystem series connecting local entrepreneurs and resources

May 27, 2025 | San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas


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Launch SA concludes Small Pieces Ecosystem series connecting local entrepreneurs and resources
The Economic and Workforce Development Committee of San Antonio convened on May 27, 2025, to discuss various initiatives aimed at supporting local businesses and fostering economic growth. The meeting highlighted the success of the "Launch SA Link" program, which has hosted five events designed to connect entrepreneurs across multiple industries. These events featured participation from financial institutions and various companies, facilitating discussions on available resources and services.

A key component of this initiative was the "Small Pieces Ecosystems" series, which aimed to create networking opportunities for small business owners. The committee reported that the last meeting of this series attracted 110 attendees across nine locations, marking a successful year of engagement with the community. Over the past year, the program has impacted 1,185 clients, organized 200 business events, and welcomed 4,270 participants to the "Lunch SA" events.

Lora López, a key figure in the program, has been involved since its inception, providing diverse opportunities for small businesses. The committee also announced upcoming initiatives, including the Waypoint program, with applications set to open this week. This meeting underscored the ongoing commitment to support small businesses and enhance economic development in San Antonio.

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