Troy A. LeMaile-Stovall currently serves as CEO for ($220M+AUM, 2.8 MOIC) TEDCO, the economic engine for Maryland’s technology- and life science-based startups, and Strategic Advisor for Hunter Lewis, LLC, an investment management advisory firm.
An entrepreneur at heart, Troy founded the management consulting firm LeMaile-Stovall, LLC and co-founded GulfSouth Capital where he was the first President and CEO. As he continued his career, Troy became the accomplished and award-winning CEO he is today; he has led/co-led over $2B in debt and equity offerings with over a dozen exits with double digit returns.
Troy was selected for the Leadership Greater Washington Signature Program Class of 2019, DC Chamber Chairman’s Award, Baltimore Business Journal Leadership Trust in 2020, Washingtonian “Tech Titan” in 2022 and 2024, The Daily Record’s Most Admired CEOs in 2022, the 2023 class for the NACD Accelerate Audit Committee Pipeline program, a 2023 Inductee into the Baltimore Dealmakers Hall of Fame, a 2023 Baltimore Business Journal Power 10 honoree, 2024 BPM Global 100 and named by AfroNews as a Who’s Who in Black Baltimore honoree.
In addition to his role as TEDCO’s CEO, Troy is a NACD Certified Director, serving on numerous Boards including University of Maryland School of Medicine, World Trade Center Institute, Parkway Properties, Archipelago Learning, Internet America, SchoolStatus, EpiCor Software, Harkins Builders, LIM College, Southern Methodist University Dept. of Electrical Engineering, UDC Foundation, and Landover, MD-based Zion Church, led by Sr. Pastor Keith Battle.
Prior to TEDCO, Troy served as the Chief Operating Officer at the University of the District of Columbia; Interim President of Zenith Education Group; Principal at Butler Snow Advisory Services; Executive Vice President and COO of Howard University; and Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Jackson State University, where he was awarded the Thurgood Marshall HBCU CFO of the Year.
Troy holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering cum laude from Southern Methodist University, a master’s degree in computer science from Stanford University (AT&T Bell Labs Fellowship), and an MBA from Harvard University.
