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who’s getting funded?
Zentech Manufacturing, based in Baltimore County, has raised $50,000 in equity, according to SEC filings. The company “provides electronics manufacturing services to the medical, communications and military markets,” according to its website.
Catalyst IT Services Inc., based in Otterbein, has raised $241,000 in equity, according to SEC filings. The company “provides application development services,” according to its website.
who’s making moves?
Breeze, a payments startup based out of the Federal Hill Betamore incubator, is in the running for the Best Innovation Via ACH award at the payments-technology conference PYMNTS 2014. Public voting continues through noon tomorrow. Read more about Breeze cofounder Justin Abbott Chalew, the latest interviewee in our “How I Work” series.
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