Troy LeMaile-Stovall has been recognized for his leadership in recent years including The Daily Record’s 2022 Most Admired CEO, 2023 Dealmakers Hall of Fame inductee, and more. He’s a graduate of the Leadership Greater Washington Signature Program where he learned about the regions’ issues.
Routespring, a Bethesda AI-powered business travel management company, is looking to go up against the major travel agencies, now boosted by a $500,000 investment from the Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO).
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent Seed Funds investment of $500,000 into Routespring, a Maryland-based startup focused on supporting travel for businesses who cannot afford a credit card.
In a world where it seems everyone is talking about innovation, ecosystems, and collaboration (when they aren’t talking about supply chain challenges or inflation), the level of true collaboration can vary greatly—and, as a resu
Much of UpSurge Baltimore CEO Jamie McDonald's job is to keep track of the startups and venture capital firms that make up Baltimore's tech ecosystem. Yet even she can't keep track of everything happening in the industry right now.
A top exec is leaving Goodwill of Southeast Wisconsin. Plus, a recap of the Urban League’s Economic Development & Diversity Summit and a profile of an Appleton-based culturally-focused mental health practice.
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According to Webster’s Dictionary, integrity can be defined as “the firm adherence to a code of especially moral values.” While this value is obviously of high importance for companies, it is also one of the most important values to lead by throughout everyday life.
Maryland had a vision 25 years ago to support technology-based development and growth; since inception, TEDCO—the Maryland Technology Development Corporation, also known as the economic engine for Maryland’s technology companies—has taken great strides in building a diverse, inno
Phil Singerman was applying for the job to be the first executive director for a state economic development startup whose aspiration exceeded its funding allocation.
Phil Singerman was applying for the job to be the first executive director for a state economic development startup whose aspiration exceeded its funding allocation.
39 scientists from Maryland-based research institutions and companies will be receiving awards from this round of funding to advance research addressing an array of medical conditions, including cancer, eye, heart, bone, blood, digestive, and central nervous system diseases.
The Maryland Stem Cell Research (MSCRF) Commission is pleased to announce over $14.1 million in grant awards to promote innovative research that will strengthen and advance stem cell treatments and technologies in Maryland.
