Formed in 2020, RRP acquires producing properties in Texas and the surrounding states. RRP currently owns and operates a position in the southern Midland Basin and actively pursues the acquisition of operated and non-operated assets.
We believe that responsible energy production requires continued reduction of the industry’s environmental footprint.
We will endure economic and commodity cycles and operate our assets accordingly with the highest standards and a long-term focus.
We operate with prudent stewardship of capital and assets, responsible governance, transparency, and accountability.
We believe – and have always believed – that sustainability and success go hand-in-hand. When Rushmore Resource Partners was founded, we put this same philosophy into practice, making health, safety, and environmental stewardship a critical part of each employee’s daily work and focus.
Meet or exceed regulatory standards
Foster a culture of environmental stewardship
Focus diligently on optimizing environmental technology
Consistently seek to reduce our impact
Conduct ongoing surveillance
Minimize emissions and waste
Ensure a safe and healthy working environment
Train for management leadership and employee compliance
Maintain a goal of zero incidents and zero spills
Record and learn from undesired results
Measure and report thoroughly
Utilize single-point accountability for field operations
Prior to his current role, Michael spent time at Reservoir Capital Group, a New York-based private investment firm, where he was responsible for opening the Houston office and leading energy origination and execution efforts for upstream, asset-focused equity strategy.
With over 15 years of experience, Michael spent 10+ years in energy principal investing at The D.E. Shaw Group and Stellus Capital. Michael started his career in energy investment banking at Jefferies and RBC.
Education
Dartmouth College with high honors
Community Activities
Writers in the Schools (Executive Committee, Past Board President)
Arts Connect Houston (Board President)
St. John’s School Alumni Board (President)
University of Houston Honors College (Advisory Board Member)
Prior to his current role, Bradley worked for 12 years at Shell Oil Company, where he served in a number of engineering, operations, corporate planning, and leadership positions of increasing responsibility.
Education
University of Texas at Austin (MS, Petroleum Engineering)
Washington & Lee University (BS, Mechanical Engineering)
Community Activities
Children’s Museum of Houston (Board Member)