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These Maryland companies and leaders won big at the 34th Industry Awards

The Maryland Tech Council's annual awards show recognized STEM and startup excellence throughout the state.

Staff of BD pose at the Maryland Tech Council's 34th Industry Awards, where BD won "Life Sciences Company of the Year." (Photo via Twitter user @BDandCo)
Call it a who’s who of Maryland STEM.

Companies, educators, students and more ecosystem members from the state took center stage at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center in Rockville, which on Thursday hosted the Maryland Tech Council’s (MTC) latest Industry Awards ceremony.

The umbrella organization’s 34th iteration of the annual event celebrated excellence in life sciences, tech, education and related fields throughout the Free State. DC- and Baltimore-area companies and institutions earned prominent recognition, as did their counterparts in more disparate areas of the state like the Eastern Shore and the Western Panhandle. Each of these winners captured the nexus of life sciences and STEM achievement that the MTC seeks to advance and commercialize, according to MTC CEO Marty Rosendale.

“We are thrilled to honor the most dynamic and exciting tech and life science companies, leaders and students of the past year,” Rosendale said in a statement. “Each winner set the standard for innovation, leadership, education and impact in their organization, community or classroom.”

Here are a few notables among the many awardees:

Learn more about these and other winners by viewing the full list here and watching the previously livestreamed awards ceremony below:

Companies: Catalyte / Maryland Tech Council / Regenxbio
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