Summary of Professional Experience

Pat Wilson is a highly respected Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and has several years of experience in public accounting with a local CPA firm and with a large international CPA firm. He served for more than 20 years as CFO in the insurance industry. He has served on numerous boards of directors, managed investment portfolios, interacted with regulators and legislators, and is active in the San Antonio community. For several years, he edited Today’s CPA, a leading magazine for the accounting profession.

Recent Significant Accomplishments

SACU Board Member since 2000
Served as Chairman of the SACU Board of Directors from 2004 - 2009
Served on SACU Supervisory Committee before being elected to the Board
Served as President of Texas Society of CPAs
President of San Antonio Chapter of CPAs
Member of Council of American Institute of CPAs
Received numerous awards, including the Meritorious Service Award from the Accounting Profession

Educational Background

St. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas. 1966. BBA: Accounting
San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas.
Educated in San Antonio schools, including Lamar Elementary, Mark Twain Junior High, and Edison High.

Professional and Life Experience

Honorable Discharge from U.S. Navy
CFO of Alamo Title Insurance of Texas and many related subsidiaries
Founding CEO of Mission Communications and Mission Courier
Member of China delegation for the Citizen Ambassador Program
Married to Esther (46 years); three children, eleven grandchildren, four great grandchildren

Community Involvement and Professional Affiliations

S.A. Area Foundation Board of Directors
Texas Lutheran University Executive Advisory Board
St. Mary's University Professor for a Day
Accountancy Scholarship Council; Youth Ice Hockey; Boy Scouts; United Way; Child Guidance Center; Financial Executives International; S.A. Business and Economics Society; Real Estate Financial Society; Texas Land Title Association; San Antonio Board of Realtors; San Antonio Estate Planners Council