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Maryland state-connected funding agency TEDCO just invested $100,000 in biomedical company SeeTrue Technology through its Builder Fund, the entity reported. The startup designed a microneedle that can reduce needle clogging, with the hope of increasing efficiency and productivity. According to

Maryland consistently ranks among the highest nationally for an educated workforce, but there aren’t enough opportunities for individuals to grow their careers, making it difficult to retain the tremendous talent educated in our universities and developed in state and federal labs. That's where

Arti Santhanam, Ph.D., fosters entrepreneurship and commercialization from bench to market via venture creation in her role as the Maryland Inovation Initiative's Executive Director.

Cassy Haber is the Associate Director of Marketing & Communications with TEDCO (Maryland Technology Development Corporation). Through her work, Cassy supports the growth of Maryland’s technology and life science startups through storytelling and connecting companies to additional funding and

Columbia-based TEDCO announced its Builder Fund invested $200,000 in VirgilHR, a technology startup. The fund invests in, and provides executive support to, Maryland-based technology companies run by economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs.

The Venture Funds of Columbia-based TEDCO have invested $300,000 in Linshom Medical, a startup that is eliminating the morbidity, mortality and expense caused by unrecognized respiratory decline in health care.

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today its Venture Funds invested $300,000 in Linshom Medical, Inc., a start-up that is eliminating the morbidity, mortality and expense caused by unrecognized respiratory decline in healthcare.

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today its Builder Fund invested $200K in VirgilHR, a Maryland-based technology start-up. TEDCO’s Builder Fund invests in and provides executive support to Maryland-based technology companies run by entrepreneurs who demonstrate

Columbia-based TEDCO, has announced its Venture Funds invested nearly $1M in Ellicott City-based Warrior Centric Health, an organization that enables health care facilities and providers to deliver care to 75 million veterans, active service members and their families.

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today its Venture Funds invested $300,000 in Linshom Medical, Inc., a start-up that is eliminating the morbidity, mortality and expense caused by unrecognized respiratory decline in healthcare.

“In 2022, TEDCO launched an initiative to expand and elevate our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) efforts. As we enter a new year, we are proud to be continuing these efforts, holding ourselves accountable and supporting those traditionally underrepresented in the entrepreneurial community

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, is pleased to announce its Venture Funds invested nearly $1M in Warrior Centric Health (WCH), an organization that enables healthcare facilities and providers to deliver optimal care to 75 million veterans, active service members, and their

TEDCO has emerged as a national leader in bridging gaps between underinvested communities and industrial innovation, and nowhere is that work more prominent or essential than its engagement with historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). The partnership between TEDCO and Bowie State

Balance Theory, a Columbia startup that creates workplace management applications for cybersecurity professionals, has raised $3 million in seed funding and intends to use the proceeds to build out a development team. The round was led by Fulton-based DataTribe after the software-as-a-service

Troy LeMaile-Stovall is the CEO of TEDCO—Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies – which to date has helped create more than 10,000 jobs. He leads the organization’s mission to support economic development through the cultivation of an inclusive entrepreneurial innovation ecosystem