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TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today it has selected EcoMap Technologies, Inc. to develop an AI-enabled platform for gathering information about all of Maryland’s entrepreneurial resources and funding information in one place.

TEDCO’s New CEO Leads the Way

Warrior Centric Health LLC, an Ellicott City-based commercial health equity solutions provider, received a $200,000 investment from TEDCO, Maryland's leading source of funding for early-stage, technology-based businesses.

The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission (Commission) has approved funding to the first round of FY2021 recipients for a total of $1,187,680.

The Maryland Technology Development Corporation, or TEDCO, provides resources and connections that early stage technology and life sciences companies need to thrive in Maryland.

Apple’s latest big rollout comes in the way of PPE for employees, and a Baltimore company is playing a role in protecting against COVID-19.

This edition features 5 Questions with Tammi Thomas, Vice President, Marketing & Communications at TEDCO.

The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) announced in July 2020 that it had completed the executive search for a new leader with the hiring of Troy LeMaile-Stovall, a seasoned leader with deep ties to the BioHealth Capital Region (BCHR).

Griffin St Louis has joined TEDCO as the new Program Manager for the Maryland Innovation Initiative (MII) program. Griffin offers a diverse and polished skillset that is reflected strongly in his approach to management, communication, and organization as a technology transfer professional.

TEDCO announced its recent round of investments in six startup companies, including one based in Columbia, and funding to 15 university projects through the Maryland Innovation Initiative (MII).

Along with launching its device to treat a common foot ailment in stroke survivors, the company is looking to treatment of other areas.

Improvement to the Town of Easton continues, despite the delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Easton’s Public Works Department has been working on several projects including the new Easton Farmers Market parking lot and sidewalk on Harrison Street.