What do the National Society of Black Engineers and TEDCO have in common? Both were highlighted in a pop-up conversation with entrepreneurs on seeking helpful resources at every stage of your life and career.
Some of the largest tech companies in the country met with a variety of Maryland entrepreneurs on Monday to answer questions about how their technology can help startups at the inaugural Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO) Tech Fair.
ClearMask - Allysa Dittmar, deaf since birth, experienced herself the dehumanizing and terrifying challenge of communicating with masked health-care workers during an emergency.
Maryland startup STEER Tech is among the first to put a self-parking feature in the hands of consumers. Their automated, self-parking system can be retrofitted onto existing vehicles.
Return’s software allows salespeople to see what tools lead to success by automatically tracking the course of a sale and the documents that convinced a prospective client.
Return, a success intelligence software company focused on attaching true business outcomes to content success, announced today it closed on additional pre-seed funding led by Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO), with additional funding coming from private investors.
Troy joins host James to discuss the venture capital scene in Maryland, the talent acquisition landscape from the investor perspective, making orbits collide and more!
CEO Troy LeMaile-Stovall said the Maryland Technology Development Corp. will work to ensure more startup founders outside of traditional large research universities are able to benefit from Maryland's growing technology economy.
TEDCO has been helping spur innovation in early-stage technology and life science-based companies in the state of Maryland for over 23 years. TEDCO invests in innovation and entrepreneurship.
TEDCO has been helping spur innovation in early-stage technology and life science-based companies in the state of Maryland for over 23 years.
Pearl Diagnostics, led by Johns Hopkins University Professor Kieren Marr, plans to use the funding to focus on manufacturing, in preparation for the commercial launch of its urine antigen test for fungal pneumonia.
The Maryland Technology Development Corp. wants to invest $10 million in minority-owned, early-stage venture capital funds — and is looking for a firm to help identify them.