J.M. (Buster) Bradshaw, founding principal of Paladin Land Group LLC, is today’s Forty Under 40 featured honoree.
In addition to the land service brokerage firm, Buster also founded Mammoth Creek Royalty Management LLC, a private-line energy and mineral asset management agency.
Plans for Tulsa, Okla.-based Paladin is to open new offices in multiple major U.S. shale basins within the next five years.
Mammoth Creek, also based in Tulsa, will invest $250 million to $1 billion per team in resource development and/or mineral acquisitions in the Midcontinent region, where Buster said interest in minerals is high because “the activity and the results have been so good here.”
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