
CEO, HOLT CAT CO-CHAIR

Former Speaker, Texas House of Representatives (2009-2019)
Principal, La Cima Partners

President, Charles Butt Foundation

Senior Vice President, Corporate Relations, SWBC

COO, GDC Marketing & Ideation

CEO, Conceptual Mindworks

CEO, Gambrinus

President, LHP+ Company
Principal, La Cima Partners

CEO, Goodwill Industries of San Antonio


Vice President, Public Policy & Economic Development / Senior Policy Advisor, Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

CEO, Communities In Schools

Vice President, Client and Community Relations, PNC Bank

CEO, Kronkosky Charitable Foundation

CEO, Institute for School and Community Partnership at Texas A&M – San Antonio

CEO, Pre-K 4 SA

CEO, Workforce Solutions Alamo

CEO, United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County
Kshinté Brathwaite is a collaborative leader with more than 20 years of experience in community development, youth empowerment, and workforce learning. She is deeply committed to building trusted relationships and uniting partners to create equitable, systemwide solutions that help communities and educators thrive. As Director of Talent Ecosystem Strategy, Kshinté works to strengthen and sustain San Antonio’s early childhood workforce through strategic partnership-building, pathway alignment, and data-driven system design.
With more than 25 years in education reform, spanning serving as a high school teacher, school founder and principal, superintendent, and leading collective impact work for San Antonio, Mark has spent his days working to ensure a high quality seat for every child, from birth through a choice-filled life.
Richard brings to Early Matters San Antonio more than 20 years of experience empowering non-profit, government, and cross-sector teams to put strategic priorities into action. With a focus on improving the lives of vulnerable populations, his work has leveraged data management and data governance to support the continuous improvement of systems, including collective impact efforts such as the Choice Neighborhood Initiative, as well as agency-specific projects that used improvements in data quality to improve reputation, effectiveness, alignment, and customer satisfaction. Richard is a founding member of the Alamo Regional Data Alliance and serves on the CI:NOW board.
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