Loyola University Maryland gathered the local entrepreneurial community on Wednesday to connect startups in the current cohort of its Baltipreneurs Accelerator with city leaders in the space.

The virtual “Ecosystem Night” featured a talk from Andrew Suggs, CEO of local startup Live Chair Health, and set aside time for founders to chat with reps from local business-building resources.

After the 1st hour of the event, the 13 companies in the cohort liaised with representatives from social entrepreneurship orgs such as Innovation Works and Impact Hub Baltimore, as well as financial experts at Fulton Bank. In the process of the breakouts, the partners ranked the ventures to establish which startup will receive an assistive grant from the Maryland Business Innovation Association and TEDCO.

AfterrHome shared the top prize with another company in the cohort! We will be utilizing this prize for web development and business consulting services.

Onwards,

AfterrHome