About Lesley M. Rogers

Award-winning strategist. Visionary marketer. Trusted advisor.

With over 20 years of experience driving brand and business growth across companies of all sizes—from startups to Fortune 500 leaders—Lesley M. Rogers brings unmatched insight, versatility, and results-driven execution to every engagement. As the Founder and CEO of LMR Strategies, LLC, she partners with organizations to align sales and marketing strategy, optimize marketing plans and investments, elevate brand visibility, and drive measurable growth across pipeline, performance, and ROI.

Lesley’s expertise spans the full spectrum of marketing—from strategic planning and integrated campaigns to events, field marketing, content, demand generation, digital, PR, and analyst relations. She’s a rare marketer who not only sees the full chessboard—but plays every piece with precision and bold creativity.

Her approach blends data-driven analysis with inventive thinking—diagnosing root challenges, stepping into the customer’s shoes, and guiding teams toward high-impact strategies that resonate and perform.

A sought-after speaker and mentor within the marketing community, Lesley is recognized for her transformative leadership and innovation. Her ability to align strategy with business goals and spark meaningful change has earned industry recognition, including the NetApp President’s Club Award, the GAIN Award for innovation in government marketing, and multiple marketing leadership nominations.

Her greatest measure of success? Helping clients spark bold ideas, navigate change, and achieve results that matter.

Beyond the boardroom, Lesley is deeply committed to community service. She has a long-standing record of volunteerism with organizations such as DC Central Kitchen, Capital Area Food Bank, Soldier’s Angels, and the USO. Her dedication to service also extends to leadership—having served as Vice Chair of the ACT-IAC Volunteer Corps—where she championed causes that uplift and empower both individuals and communities. Her passion for impact runs deeper than business—it’s rooted in purpose.