Resilient Capital Partners

Investment decisions sit with co-founders Johnny Powers and Brucker Stensrud. Powers was previously CEO of Suntex Marinas and Stensrud was Head of Investments there; they built their acquisition playbook operating that platform together. The firm does not list a separate investment committee, and deal flow appears tightly held by the two managing partners.

The firm relies on off-market origination through operating relationships rather than brokered auctions. The Suntex Marinas tenure of both founders provided a pipeline of family-owned marina owners seeking an operational transition, while the industrial platform grew out of repeat transactions with Centerbridge Partners and GIC, signaling a network-driven rather than intermediary-driven sourcing model.

It operates more like a direct platform investor with operational control. The firm holds and scales real assets directly — its marina portfolio runs under a subsidiary brand, Resilient Marinas — and the INDUS Realty Trust position reflects a control-oriented industrial strategy executed alongside institutional co-investors.

Centerbridge has served as a repeat co-investment partner across at least three platforms tied to the founders: Suntex Marinas, RecNation, and INDUS Realty Trust. The pattern indicates a longstanding institutional relationship built on shared acquisition theses rather than a one-off capital arrangement.

Andy Chafoulias, founder of Titan Asset Management Group, sits on the firm’s board. His family office background brings a second-generation wealth perspective to governance, though Chafoulias is not listed as part of day-to-day investment operations.

No blind-pool fund vehicle is publicly disclosed. The firm’s transaction pattern — assembling co-investor capital around specific real-asset platforms — suggests deal-by-deal syndication rather than a traditional fund structure, though the absence of a marketed fund does not confirm the absence of discrete managed accounts.

The firm directs charitable support to ChildCareGroup and the North Texas chapter of Folds of Honor. These commitments are not structured through a separate foundation based on available disclosures, and appear to be personal or firm-level contributions rather than a formal philanthropic vehicle.