Monday, November 11, 2013
Chatelaine loses editor-in-chief to Good Housekeeping
Jane Francisco, the editor-in-chief of Chatelaine, is leaving the women’s publication to lead New York-based mega-magazine Good Housekeeping.
Hired in 2009, Francisco became Chatelaine’s fourth editor-in-chief since 2004. Francisco’s three predecessors had only lasted about a year each.
Her move to New York City was announced Monday in a statement from Hearst Corporation, the American media company behind Good Housekeeping.
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