John McCormick
Editor
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Experience
John McCormick was deputy editor at The Wall Street Journal, where he covered the use of technology in insurance, banking, wealth management, and other sectors. Before joining WSJ, McCormick had been an editor and reporter at several media companies, including Royal Media, SourceMedia (now Arizent) and Ziff Davis, where he covered insurance, personal finance, and other areas.
McCormick has won dozens of editorial awards — including the Grand Neal (considered the Pulitzer Prize of the business press) — for his investigative reports, case studies, opinion pieces, and profiles.
Education
McCormick has a bachelor's in English from Adelphi University.