The Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC), Baltimore Development Corporation and Baltimore Mayor’s Office honored the winners of the 49th annual Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards Dec. 13 at M&T Bank Exchange at the France Merrick Performing Arts Center in Baltimore.
Chibueze Ihenacho is focused on developing innovative healthcare solutions to improve quality care. To advance this mission, Ihenacho founded ARMR Systems, a biotechnology company dedicated to increasing the survivability of traumatic battlefield injury situations.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced the recent appointment of Christina DeMur, director of technology development at Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures, to the Maryland Innovation Initiative Board of Directors.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent $300,000 State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI) investment in Rendr. The SSBCI investment came through TEDCO’s Seed Funds.
When Patrick Hudson received the keys to an old aquaculture facility, he had no idea what was in store. All he knew was that he saw a promising opportunity to help solve a major problem and was determined to make it work.
The poultry industry is a major component of Maryland’s economic activity, particularly in the Eastern Shore. As significant as the poultry sector is, it also comes with a major challenge – vacant, unused poultry houses.
Maryland’s economic growth strategy is closely tied to the state’s regional economic development technology corridors, including the well-known autonomy corridor that stretches into Southern Maryland.
Rachel Zayas Schwartz is a geneticist, business-owner, author, and teacher. In her quest to find early detection methods of liver disease, she founded AGED Diagnostics, a Bethesda-based company.
Co-founder and CEO Ron Steptoe is passionate about his Ellicott City-based company, Warrior Centric Health, and not just because of its leading-edge health solution platform; for Steptoe, an eighth generation military veteran, it’s personal.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent $225,000 investment in Clymb, a woman- and minority-led startup supporting youth and their mental and emotional health needs. This recent investment came through TEDCO’s Social Impact Funds.
From developing new medical devices, pharmaceuticals and treatments, to building apps and software to improve patient and provider experiences, nearly every aspect of modern health has been enhanced due to tech.
