TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announces the selection of AIN Ventures as one of the early-stage venture capital fund managers supporting the management and investment of up to $10 million in U.S.
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.
Maryland's vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem took center stage at TEDCO’s 2024 Entrepreneur Expo on Wednesday, Dec. 4. Held at the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel, the keynote session underscored the state’s commitment to fostering innovation and supporting emerging businesses.
Dr. Dan Gincel, who died on Dec. 24, was hailed as a “transformative” leader and “quiet hero of medical progress” by former colleagues at TEDCO and the Maryland Stem Cell Commission.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent $25,000 Pre-Seed Builder Fund investment in Sybal. This Maryland-based software startup provides computational governance solutions designed to support various industries.
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 first five awardees for TEDCO’s new Concept Capital program previously applied to its Rural Pre-Seed Fund or the Social Impact Funds and received a $25,000 investment from the new program, plus an opportunity to obtain an additional $25,000 at the 2024 Entrepreneur Expo, where they competed a
The Maryland Association of Community Colleges (MACC), the advocate and unified voice for Maryland’s 16 community colleges, and BCR Cyber, a leading provider of comprehensive cybersecurity training and job placement services, have received a $935,680 grant for their Cyber Workforce Accelerator (C
“The Equitech Growth Fund was created to provide additional funding and resources to entities supporting Maryland’s growth through infrastructure and workforce development efforts,” said Troy LeMaile-Stovall, TEDCO CEO.
During his keynote at a recent conference, Gov. Wes Moore offered a version of his usual praise for Maryland’s founders.
“Entrepreneurship is the backbone of the economy,” he said in a conversation with Troy LeMaile-Stoval, the CEO of TEDCO.
HAGERSTOWN- The Washington County Department of Business and Economic Development, in partnership with the University System of Maryland at Hagerstown (USMH), is excited to announce that a project submitted by USMH is among 14 initiatives selected to receive funding through the inaugural round of
