Riley Permian names Synthia Jaramillo SVP of corporate, government, tribal and community affairs
Reuters2026/08/06 21:18- Riley Exploration Permian named Synthia R. Jaramillo senior vice president of corporate, government, tribal, community affairs, reporting to CEO Bobby Riley.
- Role covers external engagement strategy across New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, including government relations, tribal partnerships, community engagement.
- Joins from the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, where she was chief growth and partnerships officer leading corporate partnerships and energy initiatives.
- Previously served as Albuquerque’s director of economic development, overseeing business recruitment, expansion, job-creation strategies.
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