TEDCO
About TEDCO
TEDCO (Maryland Technology Development Corporation) is Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, providing funding, resources, and connections to help early-stage technology and life sciences startups commercialize their ideas. The organization supports researchers and entrepreneurs across Maryland through programs like Cultivate Maryland, Maryland Innovation Initiative, and SBIR/STTR initiatives, helping startups move from concept to market. TEDCO operates statewide, fostering collaboration between universities, industry, and government to grow the Maryland tech ecosystem.
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