Michaela Althouse

The Penn Quarter software company was first listed on the New York Stock Exchange in August 2022 following a SPAC deal.

The company uses blockchain for secure real estate investments. Here’s how the cofounders — both Goldman Sachs alums — plan to keep the momentum going.

Plus, construction startup CloudRig raised $2.5 million, Ted Leonsis made a $5 million Bark Tank endowment, and more local funding news.

Viveca Pavon-Harr oversees over 800 workers and sees herself as a scientist who relies on technology. Here’s how she pivoted into the field — and her advice for other aspiring data pros.

The 2022 RealLIST Startups awardee, which was started in a Georgetown classroom, offers baby gear rental for new parents. Here’s what’s next for the young company.

“We’re kind of like the Wright brothers,” CEO Amit Singh said. The two-year-old company uses plasma railguns technology to create fusion energy.

Voting is open through Nov. 30 for this year’s top invention, community leader, tech company, CTO and culture builder.

The Baltimore-built platform, which connects underrepresented professionals with resources and professional development courses, will be available to graduate and professional studies students for free for for three months.

District Attorney Brian Schwalb filed a suit against the Potomac, Maryland company, claiming it takes advantage of customers.

From the collapse of SVB all the way up to the AI executive order, this year has been one for the books. Revolution’s James Barlia breaks down what that means for 2024.