Arielle Rogg

Project Manager, Center for Innovation, Houston Methodist

Houston

Arielle Rogg is a seasoned leader with 8+ years of work experience across several healthcare organizations and startups. She is currently the Project Manager for the Houston Methodist Center for Innovation. In this role, she works on several projects focused on digital health innovation including the brand new Technology Hub at Houston Methodist Hospital.

Arielle is passionate about educating people to live healthy lives through good nutrition and being physically active. Prior to this role, she was Director of Business Development for Revolution Foods, a national company brining healthier food options to schools. Arielle also previously served as Healthcare Innovation Lead for the Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute where she managed the development of all curriculum and programming for TMCx cohorts and Biodesign fellows. Before joining TMC in 2016, she was Senior Marketing Manager for North America at Withings, based in Boston, where she was responsible for creating, implementing and overseeing the comprehensive marketing campaigns for the entire line of Withings’ connected health care products up until they were acquired by Nokia.

Arielle obtained her Master of Business Administration degree from Collège des Ingénieurs in Paris, France and worked at Sanofi as Project Manager for its Global Health and Prevention Program. Arielle also received a Master of Public Health degree in Nutrition from Tufts University School of Medicine, and during this time, she interned at Boston Children’s Hospital’s OWL (Optimal Weight for Life) Clinic to help them build a physical activity resource guide for underprivileged obese children in the community. Arielle graduated cum laude from Tufts University with a B.S. degree in Psychology and Community Health during which she started the university’s on-campus farmer’s market and completed the 2010 Boston Marathon with the Tufts team.

In her spare time, Arielle volunteers with the local nutrition based nonprofit Brighter Bites and she serves as chapter president for the Houston Tufts Alumni chapter. For fun, Arielle loves to tap dance, play tennis try out new restaurants, and walk around Hermann Park with her husband and 10 month old baby.