Mail Art Haiku Sent to Wall Street Journal Reporter Elena Cherney.

 


Elena Cherney has had a distinguished career in journalism, with significant contributions to both The Wall Street Journal and The Globe and Mail. She joined The Wall Street Journal in 2000 as a reporter in the Toronto bureau, where she covered various topics including companies and general news. In 2007, Cherney transitioned to The Globe and Mail, where she initially served as an editor in the Life section. Later that year, she moved to the paper's Report on Business, and by 2012, she had risen to the role of managing editor of The Globe.

Cherney's return to The Wall Street Journal saw her take on the role of Canada bureau chief in 2014, followed by a position as global energy coverage chief. Her career trajectory at The Wall Street Journal further advanced when she took on the role of Editor, News Features and Special Projects. This role involved coordinating newsroom coverage planning and participating in the development of ambitious, multi-bureau stories.

Born in British Columbia and raised in Montreal, Cherney is a graduate of Yale University, where she majored in English and history. Her early career included reporting stints at the Peterborough Examiner and The Gazette in Montreal. Cherney's work has been characterized by her ability to adapt to high editorial standards and her talent for capturing significant and detailed aspects of stories.

Throughout her career, Cherney has demonstrated a keen sense for storytelling and a commitment to high-quality journalism, playing a pivotal role in shaping the news narratives at both The Globe and Mail and The Wall Street Journal.

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