
Leadership San Angelo, a program of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, was established in 1982 to develop future leadership for the city by introducing participants to various services, resources, organizations, and businesses specific to San Angelo.
Program Structure
Leadership San Angelo consists of two parts: Leadership and Community Engagement.
In the Leadership portion of the program, the class will study the book “Dare To Lead” by Brene Brown. Participants will engage in exercises and activities designed to improve their leadership skills.
In the Community Engagement portion of the program, participants will attend presentations, tour facilities, and interact with representatives from local businesses, non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and public offices.
Leadership San Angelo focuses on educating and informing participants about important community issues and promoting involvement with Chamber businesses and advocacy within the community. The program provides insights from current and future decision-makers in both public and private sectors, preparing participants to lead San Angelo with a comprehensive understanding of the region.
Time Requirements
The program lasts nine months, from October to June, with meetings held on the second Thursday of each month. Sessions will last all day, and participants and their employers must commit to these time requirements. The graduation ceremony is held in June.
Selection Process
A maximum of 30 people will be selected by an anonymous selection committee based on applications. The program aims for diversity among participants, including different genders, industries, organizational missions, titles, and backgrounds. Applicants must be 21 years old or older.
The San Angelo Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 Leadership San Angelo Class 43.
Deadline to Submit: August 15, 2025.