A young woman who recently founded a successful Baltimore tech startup was found dead in an apartment late Monday morning.
In a statement Tuesday, colleagues described her as “a deeply compassionate and dedicated leader.”
In another statement released Tuesday, Johns Hopkins officials expressed condolences for the recent graduate who “made Baltimore home and invested her talent in our city.” LaPere also founded a nonprofit that helped support student entrepreneurs across Maryland, according to her LinkedIn page.On her LinkedIn profile, she described herself as a tech CEO “who believes in hyperlocal, ecosystem-based economic development to create a more equitable future for all communities.” She posted on Instagram about founding the startup from her college dorm room and watching it grow into a robust, successful venture.
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