Jaci Conry is the Editor-in-Chief and Lifestyle Editor at Boston Magazine. She specializes in themes related to architecture and planning, beauty and fashion, as well as real estate and hospitality, covering topics such as luxury accommodations, commercial and residential real estate, and interior design. Jaci's work has been featured in Boston Magazine.
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Jaci Conry’s coverage is focused on topics related to house & home, particularly in the context of weddings and local businesses. She seems most receptive to pitches that offer promotional deals, event coverage, or reviews within these areas.
Given her focus on Boston and Massachusetts, she would likely be interested in stories featuring local businesses or events within this geographic region. Pitches that provide insights into wedding trends specific to Boston or highlight unique aspects of local homes and designs could resonate with her coverage.
If you have expertise in home design, local business promotions, or can provide an insider's view of the wedding industry in Massachusetts and Boston metro area, your pitch may align well with Jaci's interests.
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Seven cuties, one mat, and the most effective stress-relief class in Boston.
A gym brand, a golf label, a skin-care house, and a whole lot of pink.
The event will be a thoughtful exploration of creativity and craftsmanship.
This Downtown Boston lounge channels the glamour of prerevolution Cuba.
This island haven was designed to age beautifully.
It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a spacious Milton home with history and a sparkling new Beacon Hill flat.
The reinstallation that places makers and meaning at the center of the story.
By: Jaci Conry
The world-class institution marks America's 250th anniversary with a reinstallation that places makers, materials, and meaning at the center of the story.
Jewelers aren’t just selling, they’re also curating immersive moments.
No experience or preppy nonsense required.
