TEDCO announces Katherine Hill Ritchie as new Senior Director of Venture Funds

Newsdesk

Katherine Hill Ritchie has been named senior director of Venture Funds at TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology enterprises.

Katherine-Hill-Ritchie-TEDCO
Katherine Hill Ritchie, Senior Director, TEDCO Venture Funds / © TEDCO

Katherine Hill Ritchie has been named senior director of Venture Funds at TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology enterprises.

Hill Ritchie will work alongside the TEDCO senior leadership team to assist Maryland entrepreneurs in achieving success through the creation of significant, long-lasting businesses. She will find and work with exceptional Maryland entrepreneurs for early-stage financial investments ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000 per applicant as senior director of TEDCO’s Venture Funds. TEDCO presently administers over $110 million in Venture Fund assets, with the Funds accounting for over 1,600 jobs and $400 million in revenue as of 2021.

“Adding Katherine to our team further strengthens our goal of growing and diversifying the Maryland entrepreneurial ecosystem. She brings the character, talent, and vision we value here at TEDCO and across the state of Maryland,” said Troy LeMaile-Stovall, TEDCO CEO.

Hill Ritchie comes to the job with 19 years of banking and investment experience, including founding Private Capital Investments, LLC. She is also a member of Citrine Angels, an early-stage angel investment group, and serves on the investment committee for University Impact, a social impact Venture Capital fund. Katherine advises a number of early-stage venture firms, with an emphasis on female and minority founders, technology, medtech, consumer, and impact-related ventures.

Hill Ritchie is a director and board member of the Nottingham Spirk Family Office in addition to running her firm Private Capital Investments, LLC. Simon Group Holdings, Eden Capital, PEX Global, and Wedge Alternatives are among her previous employment.

She spent seven years in Switzerland, where she worked as a managing director at Palladio Alternative Research and as a senior analyst and member of the investment committee for the $3.5 billion investment portfolio of the Saad family office.

32
1X
Nov 2, 2026 at 7:52 pm
Launch your business on Digital Weekday. Discover our advertising options.

The latest breaking news from the Digital Weekday editorial team.

Next Post

Urban Decay launches new Changemaker Program with The Cybersmile Foundation

Cosmetics brand Urban Decay has revealed its new Changemaker Program in partnership with Cybersmile, aiming to educate 500,000 people. 
Urban Decay launches new Changemaker Program with The Cybersmile Foundation
i
Article Insights×
Sentiment Score
Slightly Positive
Reading Time
2 min read (292 words)
Published
February 7, 2022
Last Updated
February 7, 2022 at 10:11 am
Editorial Analysis
TEDCO has appointed Katherine Hill Ritchie as Senior Director of Venture Funds to manage early-stage financial investments for Maryland entrepreneurs. Hill Ritchie brings 19 years of global banking and investment experience, with a specialized focus on diversifying the entrepreneurial ecosystem and supporting minority and female founders. Her leadership will oversee a portfolio of assets that has historically generated significant job growth and revenue within the state.
Content Policy
This news story was reviewed by a human editor. Some display elements are created by AI including in-article summary boxes and image captions. Please report any errors to our editorial team.
Share this story
Further Reading
Explore trending news stories from Digital Weekday below.
Search Digital Weekday
Submissions
We appreciate receiving feedback from our readers. If you would like to send a story idea or suggest a factual correction to an existing news article please get in contact.
Copyright Notice
© Digital Weekday. All Rights Reserved.

Security Policy

This site enforces a strict Content Security Policy (CSP). All unauthorized third-party network connections, tracking sockets, and frame injections are blocked at the browser level under global privacy standards. See Privacy Policy for further details.