Our leadership

He is responsible for guiding Motiva’s strategy, operations and resources to achieve its vision of becoming the safest and most profitable Americas downstream business. Brian is passionate about strengthening the company’s culture of safety, teamwork, empowerment and operational excellence across its operations. Under his leadership, Motiva has entered the chemicals business with the acquisition of Flint Hills Resources Port Arthur; achieved record-setting safety performance at the Port Arthur Refinery, which is the largest in North America; and established international trading.

He has nearly 40 years of industry experience in operations and executive leadership positions across the petroleum industry, having worked in Venezuela, the United Kingdom and various locations throughout the United States.

Prior to joining Motiva, Coffman served as Senior Vice President, Refining, for Andeavor (now part of Marathon Petroleum) leading the operation of 10 refineries located throughout the western United States from 2013 through 2017.

Coffman began his career with Conoco in 1983. While at Conoco, he served in a variety of capacities and locations including Upgrader General Manager and executive committee member at Petrozuata in Venezuela; President of ConocoPhillips Pipeline in Houston, Texas; General Manager of Bayway Refinery in New Jersey; and General Manager, Humber Refinery, and Lead UK executive in the United Kingdom.

He serves as a member of the board of directors of Motiva. He also serves on the board and executive committee of the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM), the board of the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the board of the Greater Houston Partnership.

Coffman received a Bachelor of Science in finance from Brigham Young University and a Master of Business Administration from Utah State University. Following high school, he served in the United States Air Force and was active in the Utah Air National Guard.

In this role, Rose oversees management of all the company’s financial functions including accounting, audit, treasury, tax, trading risk and compliance. Rose is a passionate, engaging leader with nearly three decades of industry experience in business operations and financial management. During her career she has demonstrated an excellent track record of maintaining disciplined financial controls while building and leading highly collaborative and productive teams.

Before assuming her current role, Rose served as General Manager of Supply & Logistics for Motiva, overseeing the safe, efficient operation of the company’s terminal and pipeline assets, in addition to groups responsible for supply scheduling, commercial contracting, marine and land logistics. She joined Motiva in 2014 as Refining Finance Manager and since then has held multiple leadership positions of increasing responsibility. Prior to joining Motiva, Rose spent more than two decades at Shell, serving in a variety of leadership roles in both Finance and Accounting.

Rose earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from Texas A&M University and is a licensed certified public accountant in the state of Texas. She serves on the board of directors of First Coast Energy and volunteers her time as an organizational mentor within Motiva and as a community partner with organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Buffalo Bayou Partnership and the United Negro College Fund.

Rose and her husband Ellis live in Houston with their two daughters, Kendall and Annie. In their free time they enjoy traveling, spending time with family and volunteering.

He joined the company in 2013 and leads Motiva's corporate strategy and business development; technical excellence; enterprise technology and integration; contracting and procurement; project excellence and assurance; and corporate health, safety, security, and environmental teams.

A strong advocate for continuous improvement, he is passionate about delivering excellence while approaching each situation with an entrepreneurial curiosity. He develops agile teams that tackle new opportunities quickly to help Motiva gain marketplace advantages.

Travis plays a key role in Motiva's long-term growth plans. He supports merger and acquisition growth of existing business segments, such as the acquisition of an additional Port Everglades, Florida terminal and the formation of the Juniper Ventures of Texas retail joint venture in central Texas.

Travis helped guide Motiva’s early entry into the chemicals business with the 2019 acquisition of Flint Hills Port Arthur’s chemicals facility. His team also shepherds the development of Motiva’s Port Arthur, Texas downtown campus, which will office Port Arthur region business activities.​

Always striving to understand how others see the world, Travis serves on the board of directors of FotoFest, a photography arts organization, in Houston. He also serves on the board of directors for Artpace San Antonio, an arts residency program.

Travis received his Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama, and his Master of Business Administration from The University of Texas at San Antonio.

An energetic and innovative leader, Kimberly brings a unique perspective to Human Resources with over 24 years of experience providing legal support to HR. She has a deep understanding of the organization and the strategic role it plays in the business.

Before becoming Executive Vice President of Human Resources, Kimberly was Motiva’s Associate General Counsel, overseeing the attorneys who provide corporate, commercial and regulatory legal support to the company. She also served as the Secretary and General Counsel of Motiva Trading LLC and as counsel to the Employee Benefits and Investment Committees.

Kimberly was instrumental in standing up the company’s current HR organization and employee benefit plans and has been involved in several of the company’s largest initiatives and transactions. She was the lead attorney handling Motiva’s 2017 separation from Shell and was key in its 2019 acquisition of a chemicals business, supported the negotiations of the licensing agreement allowing Motiva to produce 76 Brand gasoline, and led the foundational initiative team for building Saudi Aramco’s global legal organization.

Prior to her time at Motiva, Kimberly spent 13 years at Shell, where she specialized in labor, employment, and employee benefits. She expanded her scope to support Shell’s downstream commercial business serving as Vice President of Legal for Jiffy Lube International, a Shell subsidiary.

Kimberly earned an undergraduate degree in psychology from Baylor University and Master of Business Administration and Juris Doctorate degrees from the University of Houston. She is a member of the State Bar of Texas, the Houston Bar Association, the Texas General Counsel Forum, and the Association of Corporate Counsel.

In this role, Georganne leads the safe operation and optimization of the company’s strategic network of equity terminals, ensuring the reliable delivery of fuel products to retail outlets across the country. Since joining Motiva in July 2016 as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Georganne has demonstrated a strong track record of building and leading high-performing teams that act as business partners while maintaining disciplined financial controls.

Georganne is a respected leader with more than 30 years of wholesale and retail energy experience, including major public accounting and extensive experience across the energy industry value chain. Prior to joining Motiva, Georganne held the position of CFO with Spark Energy, where she successfully completed the company’s initial public offering as well as several acquisitions. She also held the position of CFO with Direct Energy, as well as other senior financial roles since beginning her career with Arthur Andersen in 1987.

She serves on the board of directors and audit committee for ERM Power LTD. She also holds memberships in the Houston Chapter of CPAs and the Women’s Energy Network.

Georganne holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from Baylor University and is a licensed certified public accountant in the state of Texas. She volunteers as a board member with Lone Star Big Brothers Big Sisters, Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas and Life Skills House.

She joined Motiva in January of 2020 as Motiva’s Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary and Business Compliance Officer. Since then, she has been instrumental in aligning Motiva’s legal obligations with its business compliance activities. To further manage Motiva’s reputational risks, streamline responsibilities, and ensure important checks-and-balances are in place among the various roles involved in Motiva’s external stakeholder engagement, Amy’s role expanded in June 2020. As a result, she is responsible for Legal, Compliance and Records Management and Public Affairs.

Amy leads with integrity and is fully committed to strong business compliance principles and risk mitigation. She is at the forefront of protecting Motiva’s business interests and building the company’s reputation in the industry.

Prior to assuming her current role at Motiva, Amy served as primary corporate counsel for Aramco Services Company’s (ASC) subsidiary Saudi Refining, Inc. (SRI) in conjunction with SRI’s distribution of assets and liabilities out of its joint venture with Shell, Motiva Enterprises, LLC. Her expertise comes from the 17 years spent as a litigation partner, trying complex commercial cases to juries and arbitral panels – including claims of bank fraud, securities fraud, and RICO – before moving into complex transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, divestitures and dissolutions. She has also managed corporate governance issues and overseen federal regulatory filings for ASC and its affiliates.

Amy received her B.A. from Dartmouth College and her J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law. She is licensed to practice in the state of Texas and before the U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Courts of Appeals for the Fifth, Eighth and Federal Circuits, as well as the U.S. District Courts of the Northern, Eastern, Southern and Western Districts of Texas.

Bill is responsible for branded and unbranded fuel sales across Motiva’s geographic region, which includes more than 5,000 retail fuel stations stretching across Texas, the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic U.S.

Since assuming his current role with Motiva in June 2014, Bill has demonstrated leadership which has helped Motiva strengthen its reputation within the industry as a reliable supplier of quality projects and innovative customer programs.

Bill is a dynamic leader with more than three decades of global retail strategy, fuel sales marketing and energy operations experience. Prior to assuming his current role at Motiva, Bill held multiple global leadership roles with Shell, including Shareholder Representative for Shell Japan and General Manager of Global Retail Strategy, where he was responsible for 43,000 retail sites worldwide in more than 80 countries. Bill also served as General Manager of Shell’s West Region Sales & Operations, overseeing 3,000 Shell-branded stations in 11 states.

Bill earned a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from the University of Colorado.

In his role, Greg directs all business at the refinery, which is the largest in North America. His 40 years of industry experience provides the expertise to position the Refinery Leadership Team to safely and reliably operate the Port Arthur site. Under his oversight, the refinery has not only improved its safety record, but also its reliability and turnaround capabilities.

Greg has held leadership and technical positions at ConocoPhillips, Conoco BP and Mobil. He brings a strong track record in refinery operations, process engineering and economics to Motiva.

Greg is the chair of the Refining subcommittee for the American Petroleum Institute and is a member of the Process Safety Advisory Group, which includes representatives from the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers and the American Petroleum Institute. Committed to the local community, he serves as a key committee chairman for the Southeast Texas Plant Managers’ Forum and is an active member of the Port Arthur Industrial Group.

Greg holds a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.