Julia Masters is an Entertainment Reporter at The Business Journals. She covers a diverse range of topics including hospitality and leisure, restaurant innovation, and the music business, with a focus on real estate development and beverage production. Julia’s work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Austin Business Journal and the Orlando Business Journal, among others.
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Nashville, United States (Local)
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Julia Masters' coverage mainly focuses on local business developments, particularly in the food and beverage industry, with a significant emphasis on restaurant openings and closures. She also covers sports, entertainment, and general business news within Nashville.
Given her focus on local businesses in Nashville, she would likely be interested in pitches related to new restaurant openings or closures, relocation of businesses to the area, as well as events and promotions happening locally.
Additionally, since Julia's coverage includes press releases and private sector announcements quite prominently (60% combined), providing exclusive details about upcoming business ventures or behind-the-scenes insights could capture her attention effectively.
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By: Julia Masters
A Lower Broadway bar is swapping rooftop barbecue for a 300-person club.
By: Julia Masters
Here's what's not changing — and what they'd like to add to the menu.
By: Julia Masters
Robert's Western World owners reveal why they said yes to the Tennessee Titans.
By: Julia Masters
A private jet company is growing in Nashville — and an Alabama general contractor is spearheading the project.
By: Julia Masters
Nashville-based health and wellness companies join pro women's team ahead of its inaugural season.
By: Julia Masters
A popular Nashville-based Italian restaurant is opening its third location this fall.
By: Julia Masters
As racetrack opponents continue their petition push, they reveal aspirational images of their vision for the Nashville Fairgrounds.
By: Julia Masters
Another Franklin business is headed to Nashville Yards.
By: Julia Masters
A longtime family-owned business will close after 171 years of dressing Nashvillians.
By: Julia Masters
A popular NYC Ukrainian restaurant has expanded to East Nashville.
