LaTasha Rogan, PMP

LaTasha Rogan is the Manager of the Analysis & Controls Team within the utility IT project management industry, bringing nearly 25 years of experience to her role. Her career path began unexpectedly: after volunteering at a hospital in high school and realizing medicine wasn't the right fit, a chemistry teacher introduced her to chemical engineering, a field she had never considered or seen represented by someone who looked like her. She went on to earn her bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Tuskegee University, later adding a Master of Business Administration from Bethel University and a PMP certification along the way. Rogan's professional journey started at the Tennessee Valley Authority as a Systems Engineer supporting chemical-related systems at a nuclear power plant. Though the experience was valuable, she soon discovered her true calling through a connection that introduced her to a role in project controls, ultimately redirecting her career toward project management, where she has since spent over two decades. Rising through positions such as Project Control Specialist, IT Project Manager, and Senior Project Manager, she now leads a team of portfolio analysts, overseeing hiring, coaching, and preparing staff for new assignments. She specializes in project management, project controls, and portfolio analysis, and views project management not just as a profession but as a way of thinking that she applies across both her professional and personal life, including her involvement in church ministries. Beyond her corporate achievements, Rogan is guided by a strong spiritual foundation that keeps her grounded and purposeful in every decision she makes. She upholds values of trust, integrity, teamwork, respect, and transparency, striving to lead with her team's best interests at heart. Passionate about mentoring the next generation, she encourages women entering STEM and project management fields to recognize that they've earned their place and to speak with confidence and authority. Looking ahead, she is energized by the opportunities artificial intelligence brings to project management workflows, while continuing to navigate the challenge of demonstrating her transferable leadership skills within a large organization. Her achievements have earned her recognition as a featured honoree among Influential Women in 2026.