2019-2020 Year in Review
2019-2020 Year in Review View a message from Maryland Tech Council CEO, Martin Rosendale, on the highlights of the 2019-2020 Year in Review. Click here to download your copy of the Year in Review.
Montgomery County Council Appropriates $250,000 in Funding for the Maryland Tech Council to Bolster Efforts of MTC’s Business Continuity Task Force Within the County
Montgomery County Council Appropriates $250,000 in Funding for the Maryland Tech Council to Bolster Efforts of MTC’s Business Continuity Task Force Within the County MTC Task Force Supporting State’s Tech and Life Sciences Companies Affected by COVID-19 Frederick, Maryland, July 14, 2020 — The Maryland Tech Council (MTC) announces today that it will receive $250,000…
Maryland Tech Council Establishes Business Continuity Task Force to Help Maryland Tech and Life Sciences Companies Affected by COVID-19
For Immediate Release Maryland Tech Council Establishes Business Continuity Task Force to Help Maryland Tech and Life Sciences Companies Affected by COVID-19 Frederick, Maryland, May 21, 2020 — The Maryland Tech Council (MTC) announces today the formation of its Business Continuity Task Force to assist tech and life science entrepreneurs in Maryland who are navigating…
#BetterTogether The Heart of Maryland
#BetterTogether The Heart of Maryland During this challenging time, we’re seeing an impressive number of member companies joining forces throughout the state—to work alongside each other to combat the pandemic. You are the heart of what makes the state of Maryland unique. To acknowledge and celebrate this, we’ve created a special badge that we are…
Md. biotech firms working together on coronavirus responses
Md. biotech firms working together on coronavirus responses By Tim Curtis – Daily Record Business Writer March 26, 2020 Traditionally competitive life sciences companies in Maryland have begun to collaborate as they develop tests, therapies and vaccines for COVID-19. Several Maryland firms have said they are working on vaccines for the disease caused by the…
These 17 Maryland biotech companies are collaborating in the fight against COVID-19
These 17 Maryland biotech companies are collaborating in the fight against COVID-19 By Stephen Babcock – Technical.ly – March 20, 2020 As more cases of COVID-19 are being reported and leaders seek tests and treatments, biotech companies are stepping up efforts to develop new tests and treatments. That includes Maryland, where life sciences companies are…
Maryland Booms in the BioCapital Hotbed
Maryland Booms in the BioCapital Hotbed As the BioCapital Hotbed continues to grow, the state of Maryland is seeing a boom in life sciences employment as multiple companies build out manufacturing facilities in the state. Last year, Kite Pharma, a subsidiary of Gilead Sciences, broke ground on their Frederick, Maryland facility that will significantly expand the company’s ability to…
Maryland Tech Council Announces the Finalists for the Industry Awards Celebration
Maryland Tech Council Announces the Finalists for the Industry Awards Celebration Winners to be Revealed May 13 at the Industry Awards Celebration FREDERICK, Md.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Maryland Tech Council (MTC) has announced the finalists for its annual Industry Awards Celebration (IAC). Winners will be revealed at a celebration on May 13, 2020 at the Bethesda North…
Week Ending February 14, 2020
The bill deadlines have passed. As of today, legislators have introduced approximately 2,633 bills: 1,030 Senate bills and 1,603 House bills. There were a number of tech and tax related bills heard this week. On Thursday, the House Ways & Means Committee held hearings on more than a dozen tax bills will either a direct…
Week Ending February 7, 2020
Legislators have introduced approximately 2,573 bills, with 1,567 House bills and 1,006 Senate bills introduced so far. Below are the meetings and bill hearings that were held last week. On Tuesday, the House Ways & Means Committee held a hearing on House Bill 185: Commission on Tax Policy, Reform, and Fairness, which would require the Commission to…