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In the dynamic world of medical technology, innovation thrives where necessity meets opportunity. OxiWear, an Arlington-based company, is leading the charge in preventing silent hypoxia — dangerously low oxygen levels that often go unnoticed until it's too late.

Arlington is home to a wealth of talented professionals, and for those looking to take their expertise in a new direction, entrepreneurship offers an exciting opportunity. At BizLaunch, we’ve helped countless federal employees turn their skills and experience into thriving businesses, guiding them toward success.

At the final panel of Arlington Economic Development’s “Elevate Your Venture: Female Founder Series,” powered by Citrine Angels and moderated by Lisa Friedlander, co-founder of Citrine Angels and CRO of NEXT by Shulman Rogers, several successful entrepreneurs and investors shared their strategies for making the most of events while still staying focused on building their businesses.

Arlington, Virginia, continues to step up as a leader in tech innovation with the introduction of the Arlington Tech Launchpad, an ambitious program designed to attract tech founders from around the world to one of the most dynamic business hubs in the United States.

In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements and shifting economic landscapes, the role of small businesses has never been more crucial. In a recent episode of “The Innovation Economy with Arlington Economic Development” podcast, it is made clear that small businesses are not just economic entities; they are the very fabric that weaves together the community.

AED is proud to partner with DC2 to host at least 18 data-focused meetup events across Arlington and the region over the next six months. These events are funded through AED’s Arlington Innovation Fund Ecosystem Support Fund, which was created to enhance Arlington’s tech ecosystem and support the growth of local technology startups.

Founded in 1970, Crystal Boutique is a full-service clothing shop catering to modern women who care about quality, fit, style, color and exceptional service. “We specialize in personal shopping,” says Joel Cohen, President of Crystal Boutique.

Two largely vacant office buildings in Crystal City are set to become a hotel and an apartment building.

Property owner JBG Smith announced today that it has filed an application under a new Arlington County “adaptive reuse” policy that would re-purpose 550,000 square feet of empty office space.