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Editor's Notes

Hello, Baltimore. We've got another big week, all leading up to the announcement of the winners of the 2020 Technical.ly Awards on Friday. Here's a couple action steps you can take now to make it a great one:

 

-VOTE for the winners of the 2020 Technical.ly Awards. Today - Monday - is the last day to weigh in on the best in Baltimore tech and entrepreneurship. See the nominees here.

 

-REGISTER for the BIW Innovation Celebration. On Friday, October 9, ETC is organizing a full day of panel and talks on the startup community's response to the challenges of 2020. The Technical.ly Baltimore team will announce the award winners at 4 p.m. It's free to attend.

 

—Stephen Babcock, Technical.ly Assistant Editor (stephen@technical.ly)

 

News

Company culture must be formed intentionally — and it starts at the top

By Paige Gross

Founders and people ops leaders from First Round Capital, Duolingo, Relay Network and Seer Interactive on the evolution of company culture, how to exemplify culture as the head of an organization, and what bad culture looks like.


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With new location, The Cube is bringing babysitting services to Function Coworking Community

By Stephen BabcockThe Hamilton-Lauraville space brings The Cube into Baltimore city, and offers more room. Four years in, cofounder Dr. Tammira Lucas sees a future in it being a resource to other coworking spaces.
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The Baltimore team working on drone delivery of human organs had its longest flight yet

By Stephen BabcockIn September, Scott Plank-founded MissionGO landed a pair of unmanned test flights in Las Vegas as part of its work to bring technology to the area of transporting organs for transplant. One bested last year's kidney delivery across Baltimore.
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Investment crowdfunding aims to increase access to capital for Black-owned businesses

By Stephen Babcock"Investors don't have to be big billionaires in New York City, they can be your neighbor": AI home inspection startup Afterrhome is launching a campaign with the Maryland Neighborhood Exchange to raise money locally.
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Confident? Clear? Boring? VoiceVibes analyzes the candidates’ speech at the first presidential debate

By Stephen BabcockThe Baltimore startup used its analytics platform to look at how Trump and Biden performed: "I think it's fascinating to get objective data about something that's so controversial," founder Debra Bond Cancro said.
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Sponsored Content

How this growing Maryland startup is helping businesses tame the cloud

As seemingly everything moves to the cloud, the team at cloudtamer.io is helping to make sure it runs effectively, efficiently and securely — and having a good time doing it.
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