Press Releases

Chief Development and Marketing Officer of TEDCO recognized by The Daily Record as one of the Top 100 Women in Maryland

Maryland music business connecting indie artists with opportunities

  $600,000 invested into 3 new ventures and $1.6 Million awarded to 12 project grants

Maryland cybersecurity startup focused on creating secure systems for business’ sensitive data

TEDCO Managing Director of Entrepreneur and Ecosystem Empowerment and Queen Anne resident one of 53 selected for statewide professional development program

The two CEOs discuss TEDCO’s latest initiative—to create an inclusive tech and start-up ecosystem throughout Maryland

Maryland startup seeks to create a more equitable world

Learn more about Baltimore Gas and Electric and how they embrace diversity, equity and inclusion throughout the company 

Learn more about how Washington College is encouraging more diversity and innovation throughout the campus

Maryland startup offers painless, cost-effective and hands-free alternative to treating nosebleeds

Maryland startup works to support today’s youth, providing tools and resources to help them understand and navigate their mental and emotional wellbeing 

Platform designed to help children gain experience and knowledge in STEM career opportunities

* * PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE * * Maryland Venture Fund Authority WHAT:  The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) will host a meeting of the Maryland Venture Fund Authority. 

Maryland business dedicated to developing telehealth solutions for remotely monitoring patients with eye and brain diseases

Maryland business supporting other businesses by providing information to help them fight back against cyber attacks

Total of 24 Maryland companies to receive expert advice and proposal support

Partnership to expand the DefTech program to connect Maryland businesses with Department of Defense Laboratories

Recommendations include funding an Equitech Growth Fund and the establishment of an innovation-focused commission 

Maryland community solar start-up seeks to provide renewable energy solutions to all individuals, regardless of their homeownership or income status

Omnibus Spending Bill includes $418,000 for Open Institute for Black Women Entrepreneurs