Geremy Landín is marking one year at the helm of the Maestro Entrepreneur Center, a business development organization on the near West Side
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Landín’s tenure “has exceeded my expectations,” said Vasquez Ng, whose “only hesitation” was the candidate’s age. But from “managing staff, and our programs, to finding financial support … he has done extremely well.”, informally known as the Second Stage cohort, which is aimed at helping for-profit companies with revenue between $1 million and $5 million,
All say that getting the word out to small businesses and connecting them to available resources is one of the most difficult parts of the job. Landín and Maestro’s lone othereligible for the City of San Antonio’s latest round of construction grants to let businesses know they could get help applying.
Landín does use technology to track the organization’s metrics, so he can show the baord and donors how it’s growing and what small businesses need.
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