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Four Baltimore city startups named finalists in InvestMaryland Challenge

Four startups from Baltimore are in the running to win investment prizes of $100,000 as part of the second annual InvestMaryland Challenge.

Update 3:30 p.m. 3/27/14: Added in DinnerTime, whose headquarters is just outside the Baltimore city limits in Lutherville.

Four startups from Baltimore are in the running to win investment prizes of $100,000 as part of the second annual InvestMaryland Challenge.
As Technical.ly Baltimore reported, the business competition for early-stage startups from Maryland and the U.S. will award four grand prizes of $100,000 to four startups competing in four categories: cybersecurity, general industry, IT hardware and software, and life sciences.
The four Baltimore finalists:

According to the Baltimore Business Journal, almost 260 applicants applied for the competition.

Companies: DinnerTime / Staq / ZeroFOX / Foodem / Light Point Security / State of Maryland
People: Mike Subelsky
Projects: InvestMaryland Challenge / Pitch Across Maryland
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