Ariel Perez is a Business Reporter at the Green Bay Press-Gazette. With a focus on retail, food and beverages, and sports business, Ariel covers a range of topics including the NFL and the Green Bay Packers, as well as construction and real estate. Ariel has been featured in notable publications such as JD Supra, Yahoo News, and OncLive.
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Ariel Perez's coverage indicates a strong focus on local business developments, including restaurant openings/closings and relocations. Given the emphasis on private sector announcements and event coverage, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to new businesses, expansions, or significant changes within the local small business community. Pitches related to unique offerings or events by restaurants, bars, and other food establishments may also resonate with her.
As Ariel focuses on Wisconsin and more specifically De Pere area, it would be beneficial for outreach efforts to emphasize localized relevance such as impact on the community or unique aspects of businesses operating in this region.
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By: Ariel Perez
The company sold its property in Ashwaubenon to the Packers in September.
The restaurant serves traditional Mexican food.
By: Ariel Perez
December business openings and closings in Brown County.
By: Ariel Perez
The venue is also available for birthdays, wedding and baby showers.
By: Ariel Perez
Green Bay Press-Gazette HOWARD − A new Mexican restaurant is adding spice the local food scene with dine-in, takeout and delivery options.Las
By: Ariel Perez
Green Bay Press-Gazette GREEN BAY − A new Indian and Nepalese restaurant is adding fresh flavors to Green Bay's east side.
By: Ariel Perez
Green Bay Press-Gazette GREEN BAY − The Military Avenue Business Association continued to grow in 2024, with new business openings, no closings and good attendance at its farmers market.
By: Ariel Perez
Green Bay Press-Gazette DE PERE − It's the end of an era for warrior ninjas in the Green Bay area.
Streetwise Green Bay talks about two new Mexican restaurants, a new Indian and Nepalese eatery, an event venue and more.
By: Ariel Perez
The company is replacing 79 restaurants with its own Market Grille concept.
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