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Biohub Maryland opens Montgomery County training center; first cohort of six produced one local hire, staff outline scale and funding plan
Summary
County staff and Maryland Tech Council representatives told the Economic Development Committee that Biohub Maryland has launched a life‑science workforce training center in Montgomery County under a five‑year funding agreement and has completed an initial cohort of trainees.
County staff and Maryland Tech Council representatives told the Economic Development Committee that Biohub Maryland has launched a life‑science workforce training center in Montgomery County under a five‑year funding agreement and has completed an initial cohort of trainees.
The county’s packet and presenters described a five‑year agreement that provides funding through FY29 with modest inflation adjustments to support rent and administrative services. The facility occupies roughly 8,200 square feet in the Great Seneca area life‑sciences center, presenters said, and staff reported a first cohort of six students; "one of our students had graduated, received a job offer from United Therapeutics, and is ready to start in February," a…
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