TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today its Seed Fund invested
$200K in
TargetDocs, a Maryland-based technology startup. TEDCO’s Seed investment is part of an $850K funding round, which includes University System of Maryland Momentum Fund (Momentum Fund), the Hustle Fund, New Age Capital, Debut Capital, Dingman Center Angels, and Gaingels.
TargetDocs, based in Montgomery County and led by CEO
Joseph Leiva, is a construction communication platform that streamlines project file correspondence between general contractors and all of their subcontractors in one place. After graduating from the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland, Leiva joined his family’s construction business where he saw firsthand the need for a communication management tool tailored to the construction industry. TargetDocs was developed to help connect subcontractors and general contractors through one catch-all workspace, so that files d
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Updated: 4:04 PM EDT Apr 19, 2021 Baltimore Business Journal A decision on whether University System of Maryland s member schools will mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for students come fall is still up in the air. But the system s top executive believes a mandate may be necessary to ensure campus safety come fall.|| COVID-19 updates | Maryland s latest numbers | Get tested | Vaccine Info ||Chancellor Dr. Jay Perman has requested that the USM board give him the authority to decide whether the university system will require students, faculty and staff across its 12 member institutions to be vaccinated against the coronavirus before returning to campus next school year. The request comes as numerous higher education institutions across the country have added, or considered adding, such mandates in recent weeks in connection to plans for large-scale returns to in-person learning for the fall 2021 semester.In Maryland, Johns Hopkins University announced last week
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College students sit in the shade on the horseshoe at the University of South Carolina. In 2019, its entering class was 6 percent Black in a state where 37 percent of public high school graduates were Black. Credit: Sean Rayford/Getty Images
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Alarms sounded at the University of Maryland when the Class of 2022 arrived at College Park. Seven percent of freshmen in fall 2018 were Black, down from 10 percent the year before and 13 percent in 2014.
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