The biggest buzz around the water cooler in Teltek‘s Baltimore City office at the Emerging Technology Center is that the ETC is moving to a new location in October, specifically, to 101 North Haven Street in Highlandtown.
For the past two years, our Baltimore home has been situated within the award-winning technology incubator and we have loved being here. The Can Company building has loads of character and is conveniently located to many great restaurants, shops and Starbucks! It also holds great memories of Teltek Margarita Parties past, the last two were held in its hallowed halls.
The relocation is the next exciting chapter for the ETC, whose “big picture” mission includes revitalizing urban areas that could use some TLC and they accomplished that objective successfully in Canton upon moving to this area in 1999.
In true ETC fashion, the incubator is relocating from one historic industrial building to another. After carefully restoring and modernizing a canning company abandoned long ago, the ETC will breathe new life into the former home of the King Cork and Seal Company.
The big move was announced last Friday in a press release that included a message from Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, “We wish them the best of luck and success in their new location. I’m confident that the ETC will continue to be an important driver of innovation and entrepreneurship in the city. ”
Deb Tillett, President of the ETC noted that the move to Haven Street opens up affordable office space in Canton for graduates of the ETC to occupy, so it’s a winning situation all around.
Teltek is thrilled for the ETC’s success and new location and we have been happy to be a part of the Emerging Technology Center family.