Government affairs · Lobbying · U.S.–Mexico relations
Localism, Inc. is a government affairs, lobbying and binational U.S.–Mexico relations firm based in San Antonio, Texas, with a presence in Washington, D.C. and Mexico City, founded in 2022. We work for organizations at city hall, at the Texas Capitol, in Washington, D.C. and across the U.S.–Mexico border.
Services
Representation at the Texas Capitol and with local government. Localism also supports federal advocacy; work that requires federal lobbying registration is undertaken with an appropriately registered partner firm.
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Binational work, including trade missions, for organizations with business on both sides of the border.
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Bringing the right partners, leaders and communities to the same table around a shared goal.
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Strategic planning and governance counsel for leadership teams and boards.
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For select clients: agendas, sessions and speakers that serve a policy goal. Localism curates the content; logistics run through partners.
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Choose a place to see what Localism does there.
Local · San Antonio
City Hall, Bexar County, chambers of commerce and community organizations. Every statewide, national or international issue lands here first, so this is where Localism starts.
State · Austin · Texas Capitol
Legislative agendas, meetings with legislators and agencies, and advocacy days, led by a registered Texas lobbyist. The 90th Legislature opens January 12, 2027; bill prefiling starts November 9, 2026.
National · Washington, D.C.
Federal advocacy and government relations. Work that requires federal lobbying registration is undertaken with an appropriately registered partner firm.
International · Mexico City
Binational relationships, trade missions and introductions in Mexico, in Spanish or English. USMCA now faces a joint review every year.
We really bring a national network to the table, an international perspective.
C. LeRoy Cavazos-Reyna, Founder and CEOFrom Brownsville, Texas to San Diego, California, and from Matamoros, Tamaulipas to Tijuana, Baja California.
Our work
Embajada de España en Washington, D.C.
Binational meeting, Port EPN, Piedras Negras, Coahuila, México
Small Business Roundtable Entrepreneurship Exchange 2023, London, United Kingdom
89th Texas Legislative Session, Austin, Texas
USHCC trade mission to Mexico, Guadalajara, Jalisco
A Binational Conversation with former Mexican President Vicente Fox
With AVANCE in Washington, D.C.
Visit to NATO, Brussels, Belgium
Binational roundtable, USHCC trade mission to Mexico, Guadalajara, Jalisco
With Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia in Washington, D.C.
Small Business Roundtable Entrepreneurship Exchange 2024, Toronto, Canada
Collaboration with the Consulate of Mexico in Phoenix, Arizona
The Blair Foundation, Miami, Florida
USHCC Legislative Summit, Washington, D.C.
Workforce and Immigration Roundtable, San Antonio, Texas
With DreamOn Group in San Antonio, Texas
Localism activated in El Paso, Texas
2025 USHCC National Conference, Atlanta, GeorgiaOrganizations where Localism has made an impact
Partners and affiliations
Mexico City (CDMX)
