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Baltimore Angels is an angel investment group.
Technical.ly Coverage (31 posts)
- emocha closes $1M seed round
- These 7 leading Baltimore tech orgs just got BDC funding
- There’s a new investor group in town
- Baltimore Angels has now invested over $5 million in area startups
- Here’s what you need to know about Venture Pitch Day at Betamore
- Angel investor tax credit supporters turn to Maryland House
- At Annapolis hearing, angel investor tax credit bill gets Baltimore backing
- The Greater Baltimore Committee wants a tax credit for angel investors
- Dave Troy takes social mapping effort to #TEDGlobal
- Startup Grind Baltimore using biggest event yet to raise money for charity
- Baltimore an ‘up-and-coming startup scene’ that surprises: Leo Khin
- Startup founders need to stay positive: MissionTix CEO Greg Cangialosi
- Baltimore’s four startup strengths: Greg Cangialosi on WYPR [AUDIO]
- AccelerateBaltimore grad Allovue about to close $600K funding round
- Baltimore Angels now on Facebook
- ‘You can be a successful company anywhere’: Parking Panda [Q&A]
- Is there enough early-stage capital in Baltimore?
- Founders need incentives to move startups to Baltimore: angel investor Greg Cangialosi
- MD suburbs of D.C. among leading venture capital area codes
- Cybersecurity startup Riskive raises $2.2M with local investors’ help
- 8 Baltimore-based tech company acquisitions you should know about
- Distribution strategies, not great ideas, make successful companies: angel investor Vince Talbert
- City doesn’t understand ‘needs of early-stage’ startups: angel investor Roger London
- More successful exits needed in local startup scene: angel investor Ed Chalfin
- ‘Risk’ is the missing element in Baltimore’s startup scene [VIDEO]
- Day of Foster.ly: RSVP for startup and investment conference in Arlington
- Four layers needed to build a robust startup ecosystem: Greg Cangialosi [VIDEO]
- Paul Singh: 500 Startups partner says ‘this decade will be the rise of the angels’ [SLIDESHOW]
- Baltimore Angels: 8 investments worth $850K in 2012, with plans for more in 2013
- Series A crunch: fear not, Baltimore, for your startup shouldn’t be making something ‘unimportant or unproven’
- Pretending Baltimore is a startup hotbed ‘isn’t going to make us magically awesome’