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Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO) Chief Investment Officer and Annapolis resident one of 52 selected for professional development program

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball and Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) CEO Carim Khouzami today unveiled a new public-private partnership that will provide $500,000 in grant funding for small business and entrepreneurs affected by the pandemic.

A bill that aims to support the development of new makerspaces across the state is back in Annapolis for the third time in three years, this time with a higher price tag attached. 

Plus, TEDCO has a new senior director of venture funds and Caribou (fka MotoRefi) has a slew of new hires and promotions following a growth spree.  

Plus, TEDCO hires a new senior director of venture funds, and Columbia's Zuul appoints a new CEO.

January is often when many individuals set personal and professional goals for the new year and reflect on their achievements from the past.

January is often when many individuals set personal and professional goals for the new year and reflect on their achievements from the past.

52 business and community leaders chosen to complete eight-month professional development program, including TEDCO's Jack Miner.

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced its recent round of funding, including investments in 12 startup companies and funding to 36 university projects through the Maryland Innovation Initiative.  

Hill Ritchie to oversee investments of up to $2M to qualifying Maryland entrepreneurs

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

Hill Ritchie to oversee investments of up to $2M to qualifying Maryland entrepreneurs

A venture capital and finance veteran with 19 years of experience is joining the Maryland Technology Development Corporation, better known as TEDCO, to oversee investments for early-stage entrepreneurs and startups.

Looking for your next steps with your startup? Here's a list of accelerators, coworking spaces, meetups, pitch competitions and more.  

Thinking of moving your business to Maryland? Perhaps you want to expand your existing local business? These are the people and agencies in the region to whom you should reach out.

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