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TEDCO, Maryland's economic engine for technology companies, announced today the selection of Katherine Hill Ritchie as the senior director of Venture Funds. - Yahoo Finance

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Cybersecurity, workforce development and healthtech mark this year's list of the most promising young tech companies in Baltimore.

TRX Systems delivers Assured Position, Navigation, and Timing Technologies

TEDCO welcomed several new leaders to its team in 2021. Their collective work experience spans decades and includes expertise in strategic planning, service, and entrepreneurship that will boost the organization’s efforts in promoting economic empowerment in Maryland.

TRX Systems delivers Assured Position, Navigation, and Timing Technologies

CEO Lisa First-Willis said she hopes to double the company's size with hiring in 2022.

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced in November the findings of an independent study detailing the impact of TEDCO’s six core programs to the state of Maryland.

2021 was a phenomenal year for TEDCO (Maryland Technology Development Corporation)! Despite challenges and setbacks due to COVID-19, the venture and equity investment organization pushed boundaries and made phenomenal strides in growth and expansion across the state of Maryland. TEDCO also provided

With an $850,000 raise and a cosign from the prominent accelerator, cofounder and CEO Mustafa Al-Adhami is looking toward FDA designation to take on the diagnostics space.

Dr. Mustafa Al-Adhami knew the severity of the sepsis problem: 1.7 million Americans are evaluated for sepsis every year, and too many have died while waiting for the correct antibiotic. His solution was to develop a platform to determine antibiotic sensitivity in one hour, giving doctors and

When James L. Brinkley II first founded his company IPGen in 2019, he was optimistic about raising funds for his patent-focused startup and expected investments within three or four months.

Truvelop, a human resources technology company, has raised $700,000 to close out its seed funding round and help fuel its growth plans for 2022. The Baltimore-based startup has now raised a little more than $2 million since being founded in 2019, CEO Lisa First-Willis said. The new funding comes

When James L. Brinkley II first started his company IPGen in 2019, he was optimistic about raising funds for his patent-focused startup, anticipating investments within three or four months. Brinkley had impressive credentials: a law degree, a master of laws degree and legal experience working on