Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND Snacks, “Shark Tank” investor, and socially focused billionaire entrepreneur, headlined this year’s Keynote Speech at the 10th annual San Antonio Startup Week.

This year, the student startup Handidoor won the 10th Annual Louis H Stumberg Venture competition hosted by Trinity University. The contest, which normally awards a $25,000 prize to the winner, surprised the team of students with an extra $20,000.

San Antonio Startup Week is in full swing, bringing together entrepreneurs who will be pitching their business ideas for $160,000, which will be awarded throughout the week.

On Tuesday, five teams of students will compete at Trinity University’s Stumberg Venture Competition for $25,000 to support their entrepreneurial ventures.

Today, hundreds of entrepreneurs and investors kicked off the tenth annual San Antonio Startup Week. The week-long event aims to develop, encourage and grow the startup community in the Alamo City.

The new event featured game developers, programmers, artists, and entrepreneurs working together to expand the industry presence in San Antonio.

"Grey’s Anatomy" stars chat about the new season, inside the newly renovated Gunter Hotel, San Antonio Startup Week & more.

During this year’s San Antonio Startup Week, teams of high school students will have the opportunity to pitch their ideas to a wide range of other entrepreneurs, investors and business owners.

San Antonio Startup Week — a five-day conference that includes educational panels, workshops and city development for entrepreneurs and startups — returns in October. Here’s what to know about it.

This year, San Antonio Startup Week has partnered with the Greater Gaming Society of San Antonio to host a Gaming Summit.

Several startup founders will share their business pitches and learn about the San Antonio Entrepreneurial ecosystem on Wednesday.

San Antonio Startup Week has reached its 10th year of bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders for conversations about the Alamo City’s economic future.

More than 2,000 entrepreneurs and investors are bringing ideas and capital together during San Antonio Startup Week.

San Antonio Startup Week is back next week, bringing new excitement for local entrepreneurs with a street pitch competition called “Pitch it to Win It.”

The annual San Antonio Startup Week kicks off next month, and a full schedule of the pitch competitions and the annual conference theme have been unveiled.

San Antonio Startup Week is still a few months away, but pre-registration is now open for attendees, volunteers and those looking to submit a session pitch.

This year's San Antonio Startup Week has grown to over 75 learning environments, 1,000+ people registered, and more than $300,000 awarded in five different business pitch competitions.

Christina Olivarez, with The Social Butterfly Gal, joined the KSAT Money Q&A to discuss how entrepreneurs and business professionals can harness the power of community-building for success.

San Antonio Startup Week 2023 aims to “ignite innovation and build the future” and will offer local entrepreneurs a chance to network in person and learn from industry experts during several days of panels, workshops and city-building events.

Geekdom, a co-working space and technology hub in San Antonio, has created a new monthly San Antonio Startup Day event to help entrepreneurs turn their ideas into viable companies.

San Antonio Start Up Week is billed as San Antonio’s celebration of startups and their journeys – but it is also an opportunity to teach the next generation of great local businesses.

San Antonio Startup Week (SASW) begins Sunday, and on top of the extensive agenda, it is a way to show off the Alamo City and inspire entrepreneurs.

San Antonio Startup Week will offer local entrepreneurs and business professionals a chance to network in person and learn from industry experts during seven days of panels, workshops and city-building events.

The Jobward app was launched during this year’s Startup Week with a series of presentations and panels in both person and online.

The town hall was hosted by KSAT 12′s Max Massey and Tiffany Huertas and included members of the San Antonio business and tech community.