Kaela Roeder
DC Reporter at Technical.ly
Journalist at Freelance
DC/Baltimore Reporter @technical_ly. @AmericanU and @Poynter alum. Get in touch: [email protected]. she/they
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technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
The H-1B visa system is highly competitive and flawed, relying on a lottery that leaves many skilled foreign workers without options, despite high demand. Cap-exempt pathways like the Build Fellowship offer a legal alternative by allowing foreign professionals to teach part-time at nonprofits or universities while working elsewhere.
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technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
Power Moves is a recurring series where we chart the comings and goings of talent across the region. Got a new hire, gig or promotion? Email us at [email protected]. The DC region saw plenty of new hires and acquisitions over the past month, along with layoffs and leadership departures. NobleReach announced its new chief innovation officer, while local DC data science startup Prefect cut a third of its workforce.
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technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
Welcome to the weekly roundup of the latest from DC's tech and entrepreneurship scene. Want this in your inbox? Subscribe for free. Spring is in full bloom, but some Arlington high schoolers still have cold weather on their minds. Learn more about their work with NASA scientists to understand snow’s role in different environments. Plus, a startup in Vienna landed a cool $18 million to keep developing tools for machine-to-machine authentication.
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thebaltimorebanner.com | Kaela Roeder
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s basketball tournament has been a boon for Baltimore’s economy over the last few years, spurring millions in tax revenue and spending. That could all disappear after 2026. The city hasn’t always hosted the conference’s men’s and women’s basketball tournaments.
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technical.ly | Kaela Roeder
A recent pitch event proved once again that an overwhelming number of startups in the DMV and Baltimore have ties to the federal government, either through contracts or being a former employee. Five entrepreneurs in the region on Friday got to pitch their company in front of nearly 200 people, including many investors, as part of the Accelerate Breakfast series. Companies in space technology, financial technology and veterinary medicine showed off their advancements and asked for capital.
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