Sherron Rogers

Vice President, Finance, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Treasurer

Sherron Rogers serves as vice president of finance for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) leading general and specialized accounting, treasury, tax, payroll, accounts payable, financial information systems and enterprise workforce management. She joined CHOP with over 20 years of executive leadership experience directing large organizations through strategic, cultural and financial evolutions. She has a history of building high functioning, outcomes-driven, highly engaged teams and ensuring organizational governance and strategic processes are embedded with accountability and continuous improvement practices.

As a respected executive in the constantly changing healthcare industry, Sherron’s experience includes assuming full financial responsibility, including experience managing over $1B in net operating revenue and leading multiple new facility and major growth initiatives from their inception. She’s led the financial transformation of multiple health systems, bringing best practices, growth and innovation, and strategic improvement that resulted in the organizations’ strongest performance to date.

Sherron previously served as chief financial officer of Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital (2022-2025) as chief financial officer and chief strategy officer of Eskenazi Health, where she directed growth and improvement efforts between 2016-2022, and she led in the Indiana University Health system in multiple vice president and executive director roles from 2005-2016, including as vice president/transformation officer of Riley Hospital for Children.

Sherron’s passion and expertise is in building the organizational capacity to strategically and continuously improve by leading people-centered change that produces sustainable results, and in partnering closely with the surrounding communities she serves. Sherron and her husband, Dr. Tyrone Rogers, Jr. enjoy traveling and spending meaningful downtime with their active children, Tannon Rogers (The Ohio State University) and Dylan Rogers (high school junior).