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Former San Antonio mayoral candidate Beto Altamirano lands job leading Tech Bloc
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San Antonio Current
Beto Altamirano speaks during a campaign event at Southtown’s Friendly Spot last year.
Credit: Michael KarlisSan Antonio mayoral hopeful Beto Altamirano has a new job: running tech-industry advocacy group Tech Bloc.
An entrepreneur who came in third in May’s crowded mayoral race, Altamirano will now serve as CEO of San Antonio-based Tech Bloc, officials with the organization said Tuesday.
In an emailed statement, Altamirano promised to focus on job creation and preparing the local workforce for the future — two key issues he focused on during his mayoral run.
“Tech Bloc envisions San Antonio as a national leader in the 21st-century economy, driving job growth, innovation and opportunity through strategic investment in people, place and industries of the future,” Altamirano said.
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