Motiva Enterprises today announced the retirement of Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Rose Sink, effective September 1, 2025.

Sink retires after more than 30 years in the energy industry, holding leadership roles in both business operations and financial management. She joined Motiva in 2014 and served as General Manager of Supply & Logistics before being appointed Chief Financial Officer in 2020. In this role, she oversaw all financial functions of the company, including accounting, audit, treasury, tax, compliance, and trading risk management.

“Rose’s career exemplifies visionary leadership and a deep commitment to organizational success,” said Jeff Rinker, President and Chief Executive Officer of Motiva Enterprises. “Rose’s career exemplifies visionary leadership and a deep commitment to organizational success,” said Jeff Rinker, President and Chief Executive Officer of Motiva Enterprises. “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.”

Following the retirement of Sink, Glenn Carter — Motiva’s Controller and Vice President of Enterprise Risk — has been appointed to Chief Financial Officer.

Carter has nearly three decades of energy industry experience across various corporate finance and accounting roles. He held a variety of roles in his 14 years with Motiva, most recently serving as a member of the Finance Leadership Team as Controller and Vice President of Enterprise Risk. In this role, Carter oversaw the organization’s financial reporting, internal controls, and compliance with accounting standards, while also leading the development and execution of enterprise risk management strategies.

“I am excited to welcome Glenn as our next Chief Financial Officer,” added Rinker. “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

Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Motiva refines, distributes and markets petroleum products throughout the Americas. The company’s Port Arthur Manufacturing Complex in Port Arthur, TX, is comprised of North America’s largest refinery with a total throughput of 720,000 barrels per day, 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’s commercial operations supply more than 12 billion gallons of products to customers annually. Motiva is wholly owned by Aramco, one of the world’s largest integrated energy and chemicals companies.