Maryland Technology Development Corp. will give up to $50,000 in funding to three startup companies that may be overlooked by traditional funding organizations.
Three startups received funding this week from a TEDCO fund designed to help firms founded by entrepreneurs from economically or socially disadvantaged backgrounds.
Monday the firm announced that it had agreed to be acquired by Catalent Biologics in a more than $1.2 billion deal expected to be completed this quarter.
Home remodeling marketplace remodelmate announced today they raised a $525,000 seed round led by CoVenture and from other leading firms MIT Alumni Angels of Washington, D.C., Dorm Room Fund and TEDCO, as well as angels.
Founder Debra Bond Cancro on the company's algorithms and approach: "The idea of giving people feedback about how others perceive them is what makes us really novel."
The monthly meetings of TEDCO's Women's Executive Leadership Roundtable help execs deal with business challenges — gender-specific and otherwise — alongside peers.
Vixiar Medical, Inc., a privately held Maryland company dedicated to the development of non-invasive devices and systems for monitoring cardiopulmonary diseases, announced today that it closed its most recent financing of $1.5 million from new and existing investors.