Melinda Rogers

Melinda Rogers is the Chief Data Officer, Chief Information Officer, and Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Information Resource Management at the U.S. Department of Justice. She oversees DOJ’s $3.1 billion information technology (IT) portfolio, providing strategic direction to DOJ components and directly supporting mission operations through IT service delivery. Previously, she served as DOJ’s Deputy Chief Information Officer, and earlier as Chief Information Security Officer.

Ms. Rogers has extensive experience in the financial services sector in private industry, where she was Equifax’s Assistant VP for Fraud Prevention and Identity Verification Solutions as well as NationsBank’s Assistant VP for Commercial Real Estate Lending.

Ms. Rogers holds a Master’s of Business Administration from Emory University and is an alumna of George Mason University.