Baltimore Sun: Funding program starts aimed at African American startups
The Maryland Technology Development Corp. and a division of one the state’s biggest minority-owned banks are teaming up to start a program aimed at providing early funding to African-American startups.
Baltimore citybizlist: TEDCO’s Jennifer Hammaker Chosen for Leadership Md. Class of 2017
Leadership Maryland announced that Jennifer J. Hammaker ’17, Director, Maryland Innovation Initiative at Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO), has been chosen to participate in the professional development program dedicated to building a better Maryland by harnessing the strength of its
After a search with a national firm failed, a Columbia executive search firm has been hired to lead the next leg of the hunt for a CEO for the Maryland Technology and Development Corp.
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If you’re ready to start getting in shape but the idea of going to a gym and working out in front of others for the first time in months makes you squeamish, Sworkit might have the answer.
TEDCO Grants Help Scientists Take Their Ideas to Market
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has partnered with the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) to award a new round of N-STEP grants, which support early-stage entrepreneurs in ways that other grants do not.
Business Monthly: Trends and New Programs: Focus at Expanded Entrepreneur Expo
To gauge the health of Maryland’s startup environment, look no further than the Technology Development Corp. of Maryland’s (TEDCO) annual Entrepreneur Expo.
Baltimore citybizlist:The ReSET – The Curse of the Elevator Speech
“The “Fast Pitch” sessions are among my favorite. This year I moderated a panel of investors who critiqued three minute pitches from ten entrepreneurs randomly selected from a fish bowl of cards.”
BBJ: TEDCO overhauls ‘confusing’ application process for its funds
“One of the things we heard from our customers and potential customers is that it’s a little confusing to navigate the kind of alphabet soup of programs,” said John Wasilisin, CEO of TEDCO.
“For three hours, I sat across from startup founders and entrepreneurs working in life sciences, technology and cybersecurity fields and listened to their elevator pitches. The sessions were part of this week’s Entrepreneur Expo in Baltimore, hosted by Maryland’s Technology Development Corp.”