Perschbach leads the team developing the 1,900-acre Tech Port innovation campus, located in the heart of the Alamo City, as a national destination for advanced technologies, including aerospace, cybersecurity, critical infrastructure resiliency, defense, manufacturing and global trade.The Port is one of South Texas’ fastest-growing economic engines—home to over 80 tenant customers with 18,000 employees—with an annual economic impact of over $5.6 billion.Perschbach also serves his community in other leadership roles. He’s on the board of Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) and is a member of the Texas Advanced Air Mobility Committee—a body supporting the development of legislation and policies to implement emerging air transportation technologies statewide.He has been named by the American Business Journals as one of the country’s top 100 executives to watch.Perschbach holds an undergraduate degree in business administration from The George Washington University and a law degree from The University of Houston Law Center.