It might not be apparent on the frontend, but we on the Technical.ly editorial team spend weeks parsing through our archives, soliciting nominations and questioning what makes a startup really "real." The result is the list you see here: the 10 most promising young tech companies in Baltimore, as judged by reporter Stephen Babcock based on funds raised, founder backgrounds, hiring plans and other factors that seem to tell us they're here to stay — and grow.
Take a look at who we're most excited about for 2020. Did we miss anyone? Please do email us for future story consideration:baltimore@technical.ly.
By Jordan Thomas The awards will be presented on April 1. "We are proud to say that this is our most diverse recipient class ever," said WTCI co-CEO Susan Aplin. TweetPocket
By Stephen Babcock The Brewers Hill-based adtech company recently closed on $600,000 in new funding, which included participation from Baltimore's Early Light Ventures. TweetPocket
When Alessandro Vitale needed help structuring his startup, Awayk Health, to compete in the sleep apnea market, George Nemphos stepped up — even whiteboarding out a master plan from startup to success.
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