In a testament to its commitment to fostering innovation and economic growth, TEDCO, the Maryland Technology Development Corporation, has continued to invest in promising Maryland-based companies, like Tomorrow's Bio Today, NanoBioFab and AGED Diagnostics.These ventures, at the cutting edge of ve
What comes to mind when you think of the forestry industry? Lumber yards? Or maybe swaths of land with stumps of cut-down trees? If this is the direction your mind goes, you’re not alone.
Across Maryland, a dynamic shift is underway. From the bustling urban centers to the serene rural landscapes, counties are experiencing transformative economic growth, welcoming new businesses and embracing change.
A captivating fireside chat at the TEDCO 2024 Entrepreneur Expo dove into the inner workings of successful leadership, exploring the powerful connection between mindset, resilience and entrepreneurial success.
As executive director of the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund, Ruchika Nijhara has seen the program’s work literally change lives, including the life of a 4-year old patient.
From internet-connected cars and phones to smart ovens and streetlights, each new technological advancement brings more connectivity and convenience to Americans’ everyday lives.
TEDCO, the Maryland Technology Development Corporation, announced a new regional entrepreneur empowerment program at their 2024 Entrepreneur Expo on Dec. 4 at the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel.
Small, women- and minority-owned businesses possess the talent, innovation and drive to succeed. However, these businesses are often at a disadvantage when starting out and then overlooked when competing against larger organizations.
Gather entrepreneurs, technologists, investors and policy leaders in a room, and you’ll pick up on plenty of shifts in how economic development is being reframed in an era characterized by increased innovation and digital connectivity.
The day of celebrating Maryland’s innovation ecosystem features dozens of speakers, networking opportunities, workshops and roundtable discussions.
In the late 2000s and early 2010s, Maryland's technology ecosystem was a collection of promising startups, research institutions and corporate innovators, but it lacked a central hub to bring them together.
The 2024 BioHealth Capital Region Forum (BHCRF) once again solidified its position as the premier gathering for the life sciences industry in the region.
Maryland is a state with a lot to offer. Not only does it provide a strong quality of life for all residents – ranked No. 3 for best quality of life and as the No.
