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Maryland Venture Fund Authority
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The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) will host a meeting of the Maryland Venture Fund Authority.
This is the time of year when grateful feasting preoccupies our time, minds, and kitchens. But local entrepreneur Amanda Kidd has been staying busy all year long fine tuning a new recipe for bringing fresh food opportunities to this area.
As founder and CEO of Opal HTM, Connor Roberts oversees the company’s operations and ensures that its market and product strategies are well-aligned and precisely executed.
TEDCO announced it has invested $1.8 million in 12 startup companies. Six were spun out of Johns Hopkins University, and two apiece from University of Maryland, Baltimore; University of Maryland, College Park; and University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced its recent round of funding, including investments in 12 start-up companies and funding to 36 university projects through the Maryland Innovation Initiative (MII).
That whiteboard session gave birth to the concept of the SueChef, a countertop robotic appliance, about the size of a large microwave, that can keep up to five frozen premade meals stored in a built-in freezer, and transfer them into the convection oven portion of the device on command.
A new report analyzing the Maryland Technology Development Corp. finds that the agency “makes a significant and growing contribution to the Maryland economy.”
According to a new independent study conducted by the The University of Baltimore Jacob France Institute, Maryland Technology Development Corporation - TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for tech companies, has generated more than $2.3B in economic benefits to the Region and state.
Conducted by the University of Baltimore's Jacob France Institute, the study found that TEDCO provides significant value to the state's start-up community, supporting 10,433 Maryland jobs and more than $2.3 billion in statewide economic activity as of 2021.
Conducted by the University of Baltimore's Jacob France Institute, the study found that TEDCO provides significant value to the state's start-up community, supporting 10,433 Maryland jobs and more than $2.3 billion in statewide economic activity as of 2021.
COLUMBIA, Md. (November 17, 2021)— TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today the findings of an independent study detailing the impact of TEDCO’s six core programs to the state of Maryland.
Conducted by the University of Baltimore’s Jacob France Institute, the study found that TEDCO provides significant value to the state’s start-up community, supporting 10,433 Maryland jobs and more than $2.3 billion in statewide economic activity as of 2021.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today that its Rural Business Innovation Initiative (RBII) made a $25,000 investment in Opal HTM, a White Plains, Md.-based, technology company.
