Capital programs,
delivered.

Kimberly's career runs across disciplines that rarely meet in one operator: casegoods and interior design, law, program and cost management, federal GSA work, mission-critical and nuclear environments, and real estate development and construction. She holds an MBA in project management and a JD with a concentration in international contract law, with studies across Cornell, NYU, and NYIT, and she built the firm on a conviction tested over fifteen years: the most demanding programs succeed when a seasoned operator owns the outcome, not merely the contract.

Her record includes the financial governance of hyperscale construction programs across North America, delivery guidance for a national retail banking network of more than 1,800 locations, service as chief of staff to the chief executive of a healthcare platform with assets exceeding one billion dollars, and emergency department construction stood up at the height of the pandemic without a single material delivery failure. She serves on call as a state emergency department subject-matter expert.

She designed and created the Kimberlite Engine, the firm's deterministic CPM and Integrated Master Schedule system, and operates it inside every controls engagement. She mentors the operators rising behind her and remains a steadfast advocate for veterans and neighbors experiencing homelessness in her home state of Rhode Island. Engagements and clients are held in confidence, consistent with the nature of the work.

MAC is a Sr. Principal at Bastion Rozelle Partners and leads the firm's retail sector from Arizona. A U.S. military veteran and the brother of founder Kimberly, he carries the same standards of service and accountability the firm was built on.

His career has centered on retail construction and development, from ground-up builds and repositionings to multi-site rollouts, carrying programs from site work and permitting through general contracting, tenant improvements, and turnover. His Arizona work includes the USS Arizona Memorial Gardens at Salt River, which received an ENR Southwest Best Project award.

He is known for hands-on field leadership and tight coordination of trades, vendors, and schedules. For Bastion Rozelle Partners' retail clients, MAC pairs that on-site construction experience with the firm's commercial discipline and reporting.

Savannah leads Financial Services for Bastion Rozelle Partners. Her career spans an unusually wide range of disciplines: healthcare administration, legal and compliance, and design and construction, giving her a rare command of how money, risk, and delivery actually connect.

She builds the back-office and commercial backbone behind engagements: payroll, tax, money management, executive and board reporting, vendor governance, and operational controls. Her work pairs the documentation rigor of legal and clinical settings with the cost discipline of construction.

Equal parts operator and translator, Savannah turns complex financial and contractual detail into decisions leadership can act on, and keeps the firm's commitments buttoned up from first invoice to closeout.

Brady leads Political and Community affairs for Bastion Rozelle Partners. He builds the stakeholder trust that keeps complex projects moving, engaging elected officials, civic leaders, economic-development organizations, and neighbors well before a permit is ever filed.

His work runs the full community-relations lifecycle: landscape and risk assessment, stakeholder mapping, listening sessions, and direct neighbor outreach. By surfacing concerns early and keeping communities informed, he reduces opposition, misinformation, and the public-testimony surprises that stall development.

Working alongside government affairs, engineering, and permitting, Brady turns local goodwill into schedule certainty, protecting timelines on the mission-critical and energy programs the firm leads.