The startup world often flaunts explosive growth and billion-dollar exits. However, for founders identifying as socially and economically disadvantaged individuals (SEDI), the journey to success might require a more robust approach.
A world class hospital, numerous entertainment venues, amazing restaurants featuring international delicacies and the breathtaking Patapsco River views – these are only some of the attractions found in Baltimore City. But, true to its moniker, Charm City, the allure doesn’t stop there.
Maryland houses more federal labs than any other state in the nation. These labs are more than just government facilities – they hold sophisticated technologies and world-renowned experts that support small business growth and innovation.
Montgomery County, Maryland, is home to a thriving ecosystem of innovators and researchers who continuously work to enhance our daily experiences. TEDCO, the Maryland Technology Development Corporation, empowers these entrepreneurs by providing crucial funding and resources.
The software industry is a dynamic force driving progress across all sectors. Maryland is home to a vibrant ecosystem of software companies tackling complex challenges and developing cutting-edge solutions.
In today's tech-driven world, companies are creating and leveraging innovative "edtech" solutions to revolutionize education, offering personalized learning experiences.
Eight years have moved by quickly for STEER Tech CEO Anuja Sonalker, not just in the growth and success of her autonomous vehicle company but in cities and states embracing the industry as a catalyst for growth in infrastructure.
After 25 years working in human resources, Lisa First-Willis has seen lots of processes advance with technology. But performance management has remained stuck in the past.
Located in the heart of central Maryland, Howard County (HoCo) is comprised of innovative technology startups committed to advancing consumer services germane to their respective fields.
In April 2019, a live kidney was successfully transported to a patient by way of drone technology, a closely coordinated effort that included the uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) Research and Operations Center (UROC), the University of Maryland School of Medicine
