Allison Reyes Boese

Allison Reyes Boese is an accomplished entrepreneur, community leader, and family oriented individual. A proud graduate of Southern Methodist University, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in History, Art History, and Italian Area Studies. She went on to receive her Juris Doctor from the School of Law at Saint Mary’s University.

Currently, Allison serves as President of both A. Reyes Ventures, LLC, a company focused on investment opportunities, and Reyes Properties, which specializes in real estate. She is also actively involved in her family’s business, Reyes Automotive Group, a Tier One supplier to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas Inc. in San Antonio. Previously, she owned and operated Blo Blow Dry Bar San Antonio.

Born in Laredo and raised in San Antonio, Allison is a graduate of Saint Mary’s Hall and a dynamic force in her community. Passionate about civic engagement and the arts, she was a founding member and three-year Vice President of the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts –Ghost Light Society. Her enthusiasm for the arts is reflected in her volunteer leadership roles, including serving as a committee member for Blue Star Contemporary’s Disco Bingo fundraiser
and Co-Chair of Artpace’s Chalk It Up, which drew more than 25,000 attendees.
Allison also serves on several prestigious boards, including the Centre Club Board (formerly the Plaza Club), the San Antonio Public Library Foundation, and the San Antonio Zoological Society, where she previously contributed to the Zoobilation Ball Committee, Zoomers Board, and chaired the Kids Zoo Ball in 2021. She has also served on the Saint Mary’s Hall Alumni Advisory Committee, the Catrina Ball Committee for the Library Foundation, and is a graduate
of Leadership San Antonio Class 45, later serving on the Class 47 Steering Committee.

Her recent endeavors include co-chairing Contemporary at Blue Star’s Disco Bingo and joining the Meals on Wheels San Antonio Board.
Deeply dedicated to San Antonio’s annual Fiesta celebration, Allison has raised more than $54,000 in scholarships as Queen Feria de las Flores. She has served on the Fiesta San Antonio Commission’s Elected Commissioner Board and was the Fiesta Commission’s Treasurer. She has been actively involved in the Rey Feo Consejo Education Foundation serving as Education Minister to Rey Feo Fred Reyes, Executive Minister to Rey Feo Augustine Cortez, and as Prime Minister to Rey Feo John McFadden. Additionally, she proudly
represented San Antonio as a Duchess of the Order of the Alamo.