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Guthrie's Gateway Capital closed first fund at $13.5M with investment from BMO Harris, Johnson Financial

By: via Business Journals
The Milwaukee-focused venture firm Gateway Capital Partners has raised $13.5 million after its final close at the end of July and is preparing to begin investing in pre-revenue startups, according to the fund's managing director Dana Guthrie.
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