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Herner was cited by the St Louis Business Journal for excellence in business and breadth of talent and achievement.
As a local supply administration leader at the St Louis-based miner, Herner is responsible for contract-related compliance, export and customs issues, dispute negotiations and overseeing improvement of deal-capture information systems and offer-to-agreement processes.
She served as assistant general counsel for Arch prior to joining the company and volunteers for United Cerebral Palsy Heartland, for which she currently serves as vice chair of operations.
In 2011, she traveled to El Salvador as part of a well-drilling team organized through Living Water International.
“Jenny's expertize, dedication and positive influence make her a perfect choice for the most influential business women award,” Arch Coal senior vice president of marketing and trading David Warnecke said.
“Her leadership is an asset to Arch Coal and to the St Louis area, and we are proud to congratulate her on this prestigious honor.”
Arch claims status as a top-five global coal producer and marketer with 157 million tons of coal sold in 2011 and more than 20 active mining complexes across every major US coal supply basin.
Last month, Arch secured a $US1.4 billion to enhance liquidity, simplify capital structure and extend debt maturities.
