In 2020 Virginia retired as a Managing Director at SS&C Technologies, leading a Relationship Management Team of 18 globally.  She […]

If you imagined you’ve been swarmed by clouds of small butterflies in recent weeks, well, you aren’t imagining. Depending on

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Welcome to Our Newest Board Member! Olivia Palomares recently joined the SMGA board to complete the one-year term of Lisa

At the July SMGA board meeting, former president and trail crew member Mark Taylor presented a report on the work

Ben, his wife Cori, and son Zach have lived in San Marcos since 2007. A karst hydrogeologist by training, Ben