Maryland/Israel Development Center

The MIDC promotes trade and investment between Maryland and Israel to help create jobs in both economies. Through its membership base, programming and services, it provides an “instant infrastructure” of business contacts and support in the U.S. market for Israeli entrepreneurs.

Maryland and Israel are complementary partners, both strong in life sciences, information technology, homeland security and other high-tech industries. Israel boasts the largest number of companies traded on the NASDAQ. Maryland is the premier gateway for Israeli companies to establish their U.S. office.

LETTER FROM MIDC CHAIRMAN, ABBA DAVID POLIAKOFF

The Maryland/Israel Development Center (MIDC) is an alliance of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, Israel's Ministry of Industry and Trade, and The ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore.

U.S Subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries Opens Defense Electronics Company in State, Plans To Create 100 New Jobs

The Maryland/Israel Development Center's Barry Bogage, Governor Martin O'Malley and Howard County Executive Ken Ulman, this week announced that IAI North America has opened a subsidiary in Howard County and plans to create 100 new high technology jobs over the next four years. The Company, ELTA North America, leverages state-of-the-art technology from ELTA Systems Ltd., the world's fourth largest radar company and a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd.

MarketReach America 2012

March 29, 2012 at Constellation Energy!

MarketReach America is the MIDC’s sophisticated corporate partnering program, connecting Israeli entrepreneurs with Maryland and U.S. business opportunities. MIDC prepares the Israeli companies for success by assisting in marketing, overcoming cultural differences and understanding the U.S. business arena. MIDC hosts Israeli companies looking to enter the U.S. market, exposing them to a network of potential investors, customers and strategic partners.

Expert: Medical devices hugely profitable ‘dark horse’ of Israeli high-tech

While Israeli technology successes in networking, security, and software applications garner the most attention in the local and international press, the medical device industry is sort of a “dark horse,” said one expert, D. Todd Dollinger, chairman and CEO of the Trendlines Group. That industry attracts less attention in the media, Dollinger said, but even so, it’s a very successful and profitable dark horse.

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