Kaela Roeder
DC Reporter at Technical.ly
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DC/Baltimore Reporter @technical_ly. @AmericanU and @Poynter alum. Get in touch: [email protected]. she/they
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6 days ago |
technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
Remote work may be here to stay, but that doesn’t mean startup leaders have figured it all out. One session at the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference tackled the question of how startups can balance the flexibility of remote work with the need for culture-building and engagement. Titled “Remote vs.
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1 week ago |
technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
As national pressure mounts against DEI programs, some organizations are removing terminology, rewriting job descriptions or folding initiatives altogether. But others are adapting, embedding DEI principles throughout their work and refusing to walk away. Experts addressed these themes during “What Happens to DEI Strategies Now?,” a panel at the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference.
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1 week ago |
technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
/This is How I Got Here, a series where we chart the career journeys of technologists. Want to tell your story? Get in touch. As the war rages on in Ukraine, a founder from Northern Virginia is raising money to launch her prosthetic knee technology in the country. Sarah Malinowski, 27, is the founder and CEO of Seamless Transition in Rosslyn.
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1 week ago |
technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
Welcome to the roundup of the latest from Baltimore's tech and entrepreneurship scene. Want this in your inbox? Subscribe for free. This week, we have highlights from two annual events earlier this month. The Greater Baltimore Committee’s latest annual investment summit illuminated opportunities and wins throughout regionally prominent sectors like biotech and defense. Before then, Maryland leaders discussed the evolution of ecosystem-building roles during a panel at our Builders Conference.
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1 week ago |
technical.ly | Katie Malone |Sarah Huffman |Kaela Roeder
The future of a historic effort to boost local innovation scenes with federal funds will get a defense-friendly overhaul under the Trump administration. Earlier this month, Department of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said he directed the agency to “revamp” the Economic Development Administration’s (EDA) Tech Hubs program.
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