The year’s first discussion featured an intimate conversation regarding several pressing issues affecting the city, such as a water infrastructure plan and secondary water source, the bi-national riverfront conservation project, international  rade, immigration concerns, and the fentanyl crisis.

“The Laredo Chamber is committed to fostering and strengthening relationships with elected officials, as well as engaging industry leaders from various sectors of the community. This “Breakfast with the Mayor” series allows us the opportunity to collaborate and build strategic initiatives that will positively impact our members and our business community”, said Monica Y. Martinez, Laredo Chamber of Commerce Executive Director. 

The next “Breakfast with the Mayor” is scheduled for Wednesday, February 14 th at the Laredo Country Club.

For more information stay connected on Laredo Chamber of Commerce social media platforms for additional details and updates.

Founded in 1915, the Laredo Chamber of Commerce stands as the longest-running business organization in Laredo and Webb County. Representing approximately 675 local  businesses, it has earned the prestigious distinction of five stars from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce—an accreditation representing the highest level of recognition. This top-tier accreditation is a rarity, as only a very small percentage of the approximately 7,000 chambers in the United States achieve this honor.