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Motiva Enterprises Announces Retirement of Rose Sink

Motiva Enterprises, a leading player in the energy industry, has officially announced the retirement of its Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Rose Sink, effective September 1, 2025. With a career spanning over three decades, Sink has made significant contributions to the energy sector, exemplifying exceptional leadership and financial management.

A Legacy of Leadership and Integrity

Rose Sink joined Motiva in 2014 as General Manager of Supply and Logistics and swiftly made her mark. Her appointment as Chief Financial Officer came in 2020, where she took charge of the company's financial operations. These included key areas such as accounting, auditing, treasury, tax, compliance, and trading risk management.

According to Jeff Rinker, President and CEO of Motiva, "Rose's career exemplifies visionary leadership and a deep commitment to organizational success. Throughout some of the most challenging periods in our industry, she led with compassion, intelligence, and unshakable integrity. She departs having established a lasting legacy defined by prudent financial stewardship and a genuine caring for others."

Transition to New Leadership

With Sink’s departure, Motiva has appointed Glenn Carter as the new Chief Financial Officer. Carter has extensive experience in the energy sector, boasting nearly three decades of expertise across various corporate finance and accounting roles. He has been with Motiva for 14 years, most recently serving as the Controller and Vice President of Enterprise Risk.

Rinker expressed excitement about Carter stepping into this pivotal role: "His history with Motiva combined with his strong financial expertise, strategic vision, and commitment to excellence make him the ideal leader to assume this important role."

About Motiva Enterprises

Founded in Houston, Texas, Motiva Enterprises has established itself as a powerhouse in refining, distributing, and marketing petroleum products throughout the Americas. Its Port Arthur Manufacturing Complex stands out as North America’s largest refinery, boasting a staggering throughput of 720,000 barrels per day. Additionally, it houses the largest base oil plant in the Western Hemisphere and an integrated chemical plant.

Under exclusive long-term brand licenses with Shell and Phillips 66 for the 76® brand, Motiva boasts significant commercial operations that supply over 12 billion gallons of products each year. Notably, the company is wholly owned by Aramco, a globally recognized leader in the energy and chemicals industry.

As Motiva moves forward in this transitional phase, the company remains committed to maintaining the high standards set under Sink's leadership, ensuring a smooth handover to Carter as the new CFO. This leadership change signals not just a new chapter for Motiva, but also an ongoing dedication to excellence in the energy sector.