Michael Osment is Bedrock’s first Chief Technology Officer, where he will oversee Bedrock’s Technology team across its Detroit and Cleveland portfolio, including building services, enterprise project management systems, data management and IT.
In his role, Osment will merge technology with physical buildings to create new environments that deliver better services, reduce energy usage and enhance digital infrastructure.
Osment has spent more than 20 years as an information and technology executive and helped to pioneer “Smart Building” infrastructure – which emphasizes cutting edge wireless technology and the use of data and analytics to optimize building services, enhance sustainability, reduce operating costs and create new streams of revenue.
Most recently, Osment served as the interim Chief Information Officer at Fortium Partners. In this role, he led the turnaround of a rapidly growing manufacturing company after a failed enterprise resource planning implementation.
He has also held the role of Chief Information and Technology Officer at AlixPartners, Taubman, and with the Enterprise Activities Group at General Motors. Osment helped to define “Smart Malls” and has led the way in developing fiber optic infrastructure to deliver new services and cut energy usage two-fold.
Ivy Greaner is the Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President at Bedrock, where she leads the company’s day- to-day administrative and operational functions, ensuring a seamless experience for our visitors, residents and tenants.
Since its founding, Bedrock and its affiliates have invested and committed more than $5.6 billion to acquiring and developing more than 100 properties, including some of the most significant new developments that Detroit and Cleveland have seen in decades. Bedrock’s portfolio totals more than 18 million square feet of office, retail and residential space within new construction and adaptive reuse projects.
Ivy’s career as a real estate executive and investment leader spans more than 30 years, including broad experience in the retail, commercial and multifamily industries across the geography of the United States.
Prior to joining Bedrock, Ivy served as the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Chicago-based InvenTrust Properties, a premier retail Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) that owns, leases, redevelops, acquires and manages open-air centers totaling 11 million square feet.
She has also held the title of Partner and COO of Ram Realty Services in Detroit and was on the leadership team that developed the city’s first Whole Foods Market in Midtown.
Previously, Ivy also held the position of Regional Vice President of FivePoint (previously Lennar Urban) from 2016 to 2018 and served as the Executive Vice President and COO of Lennar Commercial. She merged her 7-year-old company, Gadinsky and Greaner, principals, developers and real estate management services, with Ram in 1999.
Ivy attended Boston University before starting her career in real estate. She is an active member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), where she serves on the Board of Trustees, on the National Economic Committee and on the Infrastructure Task Force. She served for many years as the Government Chair for ICSC’s Florida Government Relations Committee and was briefly member of ICSC California. Ivy serves on Florida State University’s Real Estate Advisory Board, is a founding member of 100+ Women Who Care’s South Florida chapter, and supports a variety of other charitable causes.
John Costello is the Chief Development Officer at Bedrock, where he streamlines overall development functions across the enterprise and for landmark projects like the Hudson’s Site, Book Tower and Bedrock’s first foray into the industrial sector.
Since its founding, Bedrock and its affiliates have invested and committed more than $5.6 billion to acquiring and developing more than 100 properties, including some of the most significant new developments that Detroit and Cleveland have seen in decades. Bedrock’s portfolio totals more than 18 million square feet of office, retail and residential space within new construction and adaptive reuse projects.
In his role, John will manage capital budgeting and programming, set department business plans, drive development underwriting and analytics, and oversee expenses on buildings and spaces under development. He will lead the development, architecture, planning, construction and procurement efforts at Bedrock.
John is an accomplished real estate executive with more than 35 years of experience in the development, planning, design, and construction industries, with demonstrated success delivering quality commercial, residential, mixed-use development projects. He has developed diverse projects across multiple regions across the US, ranging in size and complexity.
Prior to joining Bedrock, John was the Executive Vice President of Commercial Development at FivePoint (previously Lennar Urban), where he was responsible for all operations related to the 14B dollar commercial platform in the NorCal region.
John has also served as the Regional Vice President for UDR, Managing Director of Development at OliverMcMillan and Vice President of Construction and Group Vice President at Archstone.
Kofi Bonner is the Chief Executive Officer at Bedrock, where he leads the full-service real estate company’s efforts to build thriving urban centers through transformational development, community partnerships and a commitment to support local small businesses. Since its founding, Bedrock and its affiliates have invested and committed more than $5.6 billion to acquiring and developing more than 100 properties, including some of the most significant new developments that Detroit and Cleveland have seen in decades. Bedrock’s portfolio totals more than 18 million square feet of office, retail and residential space within new construction and adaptive reuse projects. Kofi has extensive experience in leading complex development projects in metropolitan areas.
In his position as Co-Chief Operating Officer at Irvine, Calif-based FivePoint Holdings (NYSE: FPH), Bonner led the entitlement and development of the San Francisco Shipyard and Candlestick Communities, as well as the communities managed on behalf of Lennar Corporation: Treasure Island and the Concord Naval Weapons Station.
Prior to joining Bedrock, Kofi most recently focused on real estate development and technology ventures through his Bonner Enterprises, where he embarked on real estate ventures in the San Francisco area and Ghana, and invested in fintech companies BC Pay and Techgulf, which sources technology operations and services to West Africa.
He additionally spent seven years as Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of the Cleveland Browns, where he was the first African American to hold such a title within the NFL.
Kofi began his career in the public sector in California, serving in a number of roles including the Affordable Housing Developer for Oakland Community Housing Inc., the Redevelopment Director for the City of Emeryville, Calif., Director of Community & Economic Development and later Interim City Manager for The City of Oakland, and Chief Economic Advisor to Willie Brown, then Mayor of San Francisco.
Originally from Ghana, Kofi moved to the United States to attend the University of California Berkley, where he earned his Master of City Planning and Master of Architecture. He resides in the metro Detroit area with his wife Gladys.
Catherine Clark is Bedrock’s first Chief Investment Officer, where she will be responsible for developing Bedrock’s investment strategy, including company initiatives related to investment policy, acquisition opportunities and securing debt and equity. Since its founding, Bedrock and its affiliates have invested and committed more than $5.6 billion to acquiring and developing more than 100 properties, including some of the most significant new developments that Detroit and Cleveland have seen in decades. Bedrock’s portfolio totals more than 18 million square feet of office, retail and residential space within new construction and adaptive reuse projects.
Cathy is a 37-year real estate veteran with an extensive background in the industry, including retail, office, multi-family, and senior housing as well as capital allocation and financial and operational intelligence. She has served in roles such as President of C2 Consulting, Vice President of Farmington Mortgage Company and Vice President of Amurcon Corporation.
Prior to joining Bedrock, Cathy co-founded CCR Partners, an advisory and consulting firm focused on commercial real estate solutions. Additionally, she led investment strategy at RPT Realty, a NYSE company, where she worked for 22 years, completing in excess of $6 billion in real estate transactions. She most recently served as their Executive Vice President of Transactions.
Cathy is a licensed real estate broker in the State of Michigan and serves in a leadership capacity on both national and local ULI Product Councils. She is on the Advisory Board of the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate at Roosevelt University in Chicago, serving on the Curriculum Committee. She volunteers at the Beaumont Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), as well as the Oakland County Literacy Council as a tutor to English as a Second Language (ESL) students.
Nadia Sesay is Bedrock’s first Chief Community Growth and Development Officer, where she grows and leads a team focused on making meaningful connections between Bedrock’s expertise and the growing communities of Detroit and Cleveland.
Since its founding, Bedrock and its affiliates have invested and committed more than $5.6 billion to acquiring and developing more than 100 properties, including some of the most significant new developments that Detroit and Cleveland have seen in decades. Bedrock’s portfolio totals more than 18 million square feet of office, retail and residential space within new construction and adaptive reuse projects.
Prior to joining Bedrock, Nadia was the Executive Director of the City of San Francisco’s Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure. In that role, she was responsible for the economic development of the new Transbay, Mission Bay and Hunters Point Shipyard neighborhoods, which collectively provide over 20,000 new housing units, including approximately 7,000 affordable housing units, 400 acres of parks and open space and 10 million square feet of commercial space.
Nadia also served as the Director of the Controller’s Office of Public Finance for the City & County of San Francisco (City) for 12 years and worked in the Office of Public Finance for nearly 19 years, serving as Financial Administrator and Bond Associate prior to her appointment as Director. Before joining the City, Nadia worked for Union Bank of California, N.A. in the Corporate Trust Department.
Nadia serves as the Chair of the Transbay Joint Powers Authority Board and as Treasurer of the Board for the San Francisco Community Investment Fund. She also serves as Board Member of the Yerba Buena Gardens Conservancy and as Committee Member of the California Debt and Investment Advisory Committee. She is currently President of the Women in Public Finance, Northern California Chapter. In 2015, Nadia served on the State Treasurer’s Task Force on Bond Accountability, whose final report in December 2015 prompted the state of California to adopt several of its recommended reforms. Nadia was awarded San Francisco’s Public Managerial Excellence Award for exemplary leadership, fiscal ingenuity and vision in 2010.