Articles & Announcements

“Sickle Cell Disease in Maryland: How Can We Optimize Therapy and Care?”

Sourcefire founder Martin Roesch and 500 Startups mentor Paul Singh to be keynote speakers, and 2013 Entrepreneur Expo agenda announced

Maryland Entrepreneur Resource List Activities

COLUMBIA, Md. (Aug. 12, 2013) – The Propel Baltimore Fund is banking on tech-driven businesses with its latest investments in two of the most talked about start-ups in Baltimore, Social Toaster and Woofound.

Organization awards funding and announces record-breaking investments during fiscal year 2013

COLUMBIA, Md. (July 19, 2013) – The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission (Commission) today announced that it has elected Rabbi Avram Israel Reisner as chair and Dr. David Mosser as vice chair.

(Columbia, MD) July 5, 2013 - Rob Rosenbaum heads the Maryland Technology Development Corp. How has TEDCO changed since you’ve been in charge?

Research universities and start-up companies receive funds to further develop technologies in the fields of therapeutic, software, medical, mobile and online technologies

You are invited to attend the TEDCO RBI2 LOWER SHORE SHOWCASE Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Wor-Wic Community College, room HC 302 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

ADASHI Systems; Clear Guide Medical; Curiosityville; GCC Technologies, LLC; Plasmonix, Inc.; Riskive; Savenia Labs; and Social Growth Technologies, Inc. recognized

Winners chosen for distinction in Innovation, Corporate excellence and Entrepreneurship    

Awards address many debilitating diseases; include pre-clinical research and a clinical trial 

Nine local finalists chosen for excellence in Innovation, Corporate excellence and Entrepreneurship

23 Finalists Chosen from Maryland’s Incubators; Winners to be Announced at Awards Ceremony on June 13

COLUMBIA, Md. (Apr. 9, 2013) – The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) has hired Christopher College to serve as managing partner for the recently established TEDCO Capital Partners.

Bandhappy receives $100,000 from the fund that supports entrepreneurs and start-up companies in Baltimore City

Commission receives 171 applications; 5 from Maryland biotechnology companies ready for pre-clinical trials

Debbie Grosh serves as mentor for tech-driven small businesses and start-ups in Carroll, Harford and Cecil counties.

Orthopedic company and two Johns Hopkins researchers awarded nearly $300,000 to bring innovative medical devices to market

Fund to be used to provide seed capital for start-ups primarily in the fields of energy, life sciences and security throughout Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and the District of Columbia