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TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent $500,000 Maryland Equity Investment Fund (MEIF) investment in VerImmune, Inc. The MEIF – which is housed under TEDCO’s Venture Funds – was created to increase private equity and venture capital in Maryland, generate

On a crisp Wednesday evening, the Student Center Ballroom at Morgan State University buzzed with an energy that reflected the strength of Marylands growing entrepreneurial community. Entrepreneurs, early stage founders, students, community leaders, and innovation partners gathered for the 2025

The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission today announced the opening of its second funding cycle for fiscal year 2026 (FY26), inviting bold proposals that accelerate stem cell research, translation, and commercialization in Maryland.

The Maryland Economic Development Association (MEDA) has announced the election of Tammi Thomas, chief development and marketing officer of the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO), as president of its board of directors.

Most gamers don’t get cheered on like star athletes. But at Elite Gaming Live, student competitors are celebrated just like sports teams or high school theater, all while exploring potential careers in tech. Instead of a distraction from homework, CEO Alex Sabol sees how gaming can help young people

The University of Maryland School of Graduate Studies (UMSGS) will establish the Center for Climate Health and Entrepreneurship (CCHE) following a grant from TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies. The award, part of the Baltimore Innovation Initiative pilot program, will create

TEDCO's Role in Fostering Innovation TEDCO, or the Maryland Technology Development Corporation, plays a vital role in enhancing the economic landscape of Maryland through its innovative initiatives. The focus on bridging the gap between academia and industry supports burgeoning technology firms.

The agreement will support collaborative efforts to expand the innovation ecosystem TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announces a recent agreement signing with Taiwanese entity APAC Investment and Innovation Development Association TAIWAN (TAIIDA) and SFIC Group. The new

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announces a recent agreement signing with South Korean company Kunicorn Investment LLC. Kunicorn Investment LLC aims to leverage a network of venture capitalists and investment entities to commit to supporting South Korea’s future startups.

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announces a recent joint-declaration signing with South Korean entity, Korea Venture Investment Corporation (KVIC). KVIC’s U.S. East Coast Office, located in New York City, supports Korean start-ups in gaining a global footprint and leading

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent Concept Capital recipient, PostCare AI. As part of the Concept Capital program, eligible entities are allotted $25,000 to support founders during the beginning stages of entrepreneurial ventures

TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced the winner for the Concept Capital Pitch Competition, BioEvanesce. The pitch competition gave these founders the chance to obtain an additional $25,000 at the 2025 Entrepreneur Expo.

The Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO) held its 11th annual Entrepreneur Expo on Oct. 21, bringing together business owners, legislative leaders, investors and industry experts to share information, network and explore opportunities for innovation and growth. The gathering, held at The

Maryland’s innovation community gathered at TEDCO EXPO 2025, forging connections, celebrating achievements, and announcing new global partnerships—showcasing the state’s economic strength and collaborative future.

It was a simple idea with the potential for far-reaching impact: During her medical residency, Elizabeth Clayborne, MD, realized that a basic device to properly treat nosebleeds could help the estimated half-million people who visit emergency rooms each year for the common condition. Clayborne, who