Tramway Venture Partners

Technology continues to advance extremely quickly across the globe, and that is no different here in New Mexico. Some of the major growth that the Land of Enchantment is seeing is in bioscience startups, thanks in large part to the work being done by The BioScience Center. The center was founded in 2012 by Dr. […]

By Jacob Maranda – New Mexico Inno Reporter September 19, 2023, 05:12pm MDT   There could soon be a lot more venture capital flowing into New Mexico companies thanks to recent commitments from the State Investment Council. An Albuquerque firm wants to get in on that action through a new fund — what could be

[Albuquerque, August 21, 2023] – Tramway Ventures, New Mexico’s leading life sciences and healthcare venture capital firm, proudly announces the appointment of Chris Japp as Managing Partner to the firm. With a strong track record of developing and nurturing high performance global teams at blue chip healthcare technology companies, Chris will join Tramway in their

By – Collin Krabble, Technology reporter, Albuquerque Business First Nov 9, 2020, 4:25pm EST Albuquerque venture capital firm Tramway Venture Partners is raising a multimillion fund to invest in tech companies based in the southwestern region, with an emphasis on those in New Mexico. The firm has raised almost $7 million so far, and plans

By Collin Krabble – Technology reporter, Albuquerque Business First Nov 9, 2020, 4:25pm EST Albuquerque venture capital firm Tramway Venture Partners is raising a multimillion fund to invest in tech companies based in the southwestern region, with an emphasis on those in New Mexico. The firm has raised almost $7 million so far, and plans

Priming the pump By Kevin Robinson-Avila / Journal Staff Writer ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — New Mexico is still mired in muck from the recession, but better times may be coming for local entrepreneurs looking to start new businesses. About $40 million in new venture capital could soon be flowing into startups across the state now that

BY KEVIN ROBINSON-AVILA / JOURNAL STAFF WRITER Many cash-strapped New Mexico startups may soon get a critical boost from a state-backed investment program that’s pumping an initial $4.65 million into three local venture funds. Gov. Susana Martinez announced Tuesday that the state’s new $20 million “Catalyst Fund” is making its first three commitments to investment funds

Albuquerque, N.M. – Today, Governor Susana Martinez announced $40 million worth of investments in New Mexico startups. A $20 million Catalyst Fund is being launched that will raise a matching $20 million in private equity for investments in local startups. The Catalyst Fund is expected to support more than 50 companies in New Mexico and will