Motiva Enterprises Names Terry Rogers Executive Vice President, Human Resources

Motiva Enterprises appointed Terry Rogers as Executive Vice President, Human Resources, effective November 1, 2026, the company said in a PR Newswire announcement on November 2, 2026. Rogers succeeds Kimberly Green, who held the role, according to Motiva Enterprises company records.

Rogers's Path From Director to Executive VP

Rogers joins Motiva's Executive Leadership Team and will lead the company's workforce and human resources functions, supporting the development, engagement, and long-term success of Motiva employees. He will also serve as Secretary to the Board's Talent and Compensation Committee and advise the Board on matters related to talent and culture.

Rogers brings more than two decades of human resources and labor relations experience across the energy industry. Since joining Motiva in 2019, he has served in several leadership roles of increasing responsibility, most recently as Director of Human Resources, Industrial Relations and Technical Learning. In that capacity, he led labor relations strategy, technical workforce development, and key enterprise initiatives supporting the company's long-term success. Prior to joining Motiva, Rogers held human resources leadership positions with Flint Hills Resources and Valero.

"Terry is a respected leader with deep expertise in human resources, labor relations, and organizational development," said Jeff Rinker, President and Chief Executive Officer of Motiva. "His proven ability to build strong teams, foster collaboration, and navigate complex workforce challenges makes him the right leader to guide our Human Resources organization into its next chapter. I am confident Terry will continue to strengthen our culture and help Motiva attract, develop, and retain exceptional talent."

Motiva's Commercial Reorganization

According to akta.pro company records, Motiva announced a reorganization of its Commercial organization effective December 1, 2025, with the appointment of new executive leaders overseeing fuel sales, base oils, and corporate development to enhance customer engagement. The company's leadership includes Jeff Rinker as President and CEO, Jeff Newman as Executive Vice President of Operations, and Rose Sink as Chief Financial Officer. Motiva's headcount range is 1001-5000, and it is headquartered in Houston.

Earlier Motiva Developments

In August 2026, Motiva Enterprises was restarting the 81,000 barrels-per-day fluid catalytic cracking unit at its Port Arthur refinery in Texas following the completion of repairs to a waste-heat system, News reported. That same month, Motiva and Exxon Mobil were preparing East Texas refineries for high winds and flooding from Tropical Depression 5, expected to become Tropical Storm Edouard, with production unchanged at Port Arthur and Beaumont, according to Reuters. In October 2026, TCEQ commissioners were set to vote on an agreed order imposing a $23,750 penalty on Motiva for a December 2024 flare release, Yahoo reported.