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Mr. Lichorowic serves as the President and CEO of Galen Robotics, where he leverages technology solutions to tackle existing challenges in AI, SAAS, and Medical robotics. His expertise lies at the intersection of technology and multiple market segments, creating opportunities for convergence and

Officials, communities and businesses know renewable sources of energy, like solar, are essential to meeting the state’s climate goals as established in the Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022.

On this latest episode, LeMaile-Stovall speaks with Eddie Resende, CEO of the World Trade Center Institute ( WTCI). The fireside discussion touches on various topics, including the origins behind the WTCI, a new program that will bring the global market to Maryland, and how the organization supports

The Maryland Technology Development Corp. gave out its first batch of funding on Thursday to develop 20 makerspaces across the state and expand access to manufacturing tools. The state government's technology investment arm announced Thursday that it awarded grants to institutions like the Mid

TEDCO, Maryland's economic engine for technology companies, announced the awardees for the first round of the new Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program (" Makerspace Program"). Funding will be awarded to 20 projects spanning 11 counties and Baltimore City. "TEDCO is always working to support and

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced the awardees for the first round of the new Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program. Funding will be awarded to 20 projects spanning 11 counties and Baltimore City.

Tammi Thomas is TEDCO’s Chief Development and Marketing Officer and is continually recognized by her industry peers. Recently, Tammi has been named one of The Daily Record’s Top 100 Women in Maryland, CIO Views Magazine’s Most Influential Businesswoman Making a Mark for Others, and advanced to Vice

TEDCO, Maryland’s esteemed champion of early-stage businesses, has been actively supporting the success of entrepreneurs and innovators for 25 years! The Maryland General Assembly founded TEDCO in 1998 with the objective of 1) facilitating the transfer and commercialization of technology from

Small business isn’t the predictor of economic vitality you might think it is. Of the 10 countries in the world with the highest rates of companies with fewer than 250 employees, Paraguay, Kenya and Ecuador are included — not exactly major economies. The US states where small business holds the

Matt is the Director for Operations and Outreach for the University of Maryland Clark School of Engineering MATRIX Lab at the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland (USMSM). He promotes the Clark School’s role in the areas of integrated education and research (specifically focusing on

Matt Scassero, the Director of Operations and Outreach at the Maryland Autonomous Technologies Research, Innovation, and eXploration (MATRIX) Lab, part of the University of Maryland Clark School of Engineering, joined Good Morning Washington to talk about the ground-breaking work happening at the

Omar Muhammad, director of the Entrepreneurial Development and Assistance Center (EDAC) in the Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management at Morgan State University, was reelected chair of the board for fiscal year 2024 at TEDCO, the Maryland Technology Development Corporation announced

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, held its annual election for the board of directors’ executive officers, reaffirming another term for Chair Omar Muhammad of Morgan State University (MSU). TEDCO’s full slate of executive officers are: • Chair – Omar S. Muhammad • Vice

SixMap, a Mindshare startup based in Pasadena, Maryland, successfully raised $11.76 million in a recent round. With a focus on reimagining network mapping, SixMap aims to create comprehensive and internet-wide indexes for both IPv6 and IPv4. Leveraging its high-performance computing cluster, SixMap

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, Tuesday announced an investment of $1 million in Cerebro Capital Inc. through its State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI). Baltimore-based Cerebro Capital was started in 2017 by founder and CEO Matt Bjonerud to help middle-market