Gore Creek (Galvin Family Office)

Gore Creek (Galvin Family Office)

Gore Creek was established in 2005 by Christopher B. Galvin, former Motorola CEO, and his brother Michael P. Galvin. The family wealth traces directly to Motorola's founding and expansion. The office operates from Chicago and preserves a single-family mandate without external capital. The portfolio spans private equity, real estate, infrastructure, private credit, and hedge funds. Confirmed positions include commitments to Harrison Street Real Estate Capital and Patron Capital. The firm executes through direct co-investments, SPVs, and selected fund commitments. It targets buyout, growth, and early-stage opportunities in North America with additional exposure in Europe. Sector exposure centers on PropTech, Healthcare Services, AgriTech & FoodTech, and SpaceTech alongside AI/ML and cybersecurity applications. Assets under management stand at $2.5 billion. The Galvin family maintains philanthropic vehicles including the Christopher B. Galvin Family Foundation and the Mary B. Galvin Foundation. Christopher B. Galvin holds board roles at Northwestern University and the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. No operational events from the last 24 months appear in public records. Gore Creek maintains a hybrid architecture through its co-founding stake in Harrison Street Real Estate Capital. This structure supplies proprietary real-asset deal flow and operating expertise that sits outside typical family-office mandates. The arrangement also anchors a portion of the portfolio in income-producing properties while preserving flexibility for venture and growth equity allocations.