El Pomar Foundation, established in 1937 by Spencer and Julie Penrose, announced several promotions on Oct. 18, effective Jan. 1.
Those persons and their new titles are: Elaine Martinez, CFO, El Pomar Foundation, and secretary, The Garden City Company; Kyle Hybl, president and COO; Matt Carpenter, executive vice president; Terrance McWilliams, senior vice president; Peter Maiurro, senior vice president; and Devanie Helman, associate vice president.
El Pomar's initial endowment was $21 million and today, just ahead of its 80th anniversary on Dec. 16, it stands at over $600 million.
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