STORYTELLING
“Stories shape who we are. They turn challenges into lessons, lessons into hope, and hope into the courage to build, to learn, and to lead.”
Through speeches at universities, international forums, and community gatherings, Beto shares stories about building, overcoming challenges, and learning from experience. Trained by Marshall Ganz in the practice of Public Narrative, he uses the framework of self, us, and now to communicate values, build shared identity, and call others to action. His storytelling is rooted in lived experience and guided by a belief that every challenge holds the potential for growth, and that stories can move people from imagination to progress.
Speaker
Beto has spoken in more than 50 neighborhoods across San Antonio, on national stages with Forbes, the Aspen Institute, and The Atlantic, and at universities including Harvard, the University of Texas at Austin, and Stanford. His engagements also include a keynote at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. Interested in inviting Beto to speak at your next event?
Facilitator
Trained under Harvard professor Marshall Ganz in the Public Narrative framework, Beto has facilitated workshops for nonprofits like ActivateSA, City of San Antonio council members, and global programs such as Techstars. His facilitation helps leaders and organizations strengthen their voice, build shared purpose, and mobilize communities. Looking to bring Beto in to facilitate for your team or organization?
Contributor
Beto has contributed commentary and analysis to outlets including the Harvard Kennedy School Magazine, the San Antonio Express-News, the World Economic Forum, and NPR. His writing and media work focus on technology, civic innovation, and community leadership, bringing local perspectives into national and global conversations. Have an idea for collaboration?