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TEDCO will provide $5M in COVID-19 aid for Maryland tech businesses – Technical.ly Baltimore

By January 11, 2021News

Les Williams, CRO of Risk Cooperative, speaks at a TEDCO Builder Fund event.

(Photo courtesy of TEDCO)

The state is providing aid for startups that are struggling to survive this economic downturn.

As part of an economic relief package announced by the State of Maryland in December, TEDCO will be making $5 million available for technology businesses that were hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The funding will be available for technology-based businesses that are socially or economically disadvantaged, or based in rural areas, according to TEDCO, which is the quasi-public state agency that supports early-stage tech companies. The funding is expected to be made available in early February.

Image: Les Williams, CRO of Risk Cooperative, speaks at a TEDCO Builder Fund event. (Photo courtesy of TEDCO)

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