Timing Is Everything.

My career timeline, so far:
Started big with my first gig-Rolling Stone Magazine. Hired as an Advertising Assistant, I was promoted to Copywriter within two years.

Next up, Book Of The Month Club. I got to keep the books (score!)

Then, it was back to big leagues as Senior Copywriter at New York Magazine.

For my next trick, I took a detour into the wellness space at Weider Media, writing for Shape Magazine, Star Magazine, Fit Pregnancy, Natural Health.

Be still my shopper’s heart: My next stint was one of my favorites, Lucky Magazine. Named Copy Director, it the first of many gigs at Condé Nast.

Whiplash: New York Magazine calls me back, this time to their new downtown digs, to serve as Copy Director. 

Next, I took a leap, kicking off my freelance career with long term gigs at Lucky & Bon Appetit.

Called upon by some of my favorite former colleagues (and lured by the free beauty samples), I took a permalance role at Allure Magazine as Copy Director.

A few years later, the Lucky Magazine crew had a sort-of reunion, with many of us flocking to serve at Women’s Wear Daily/Fairchild, where I was Copy Director.

After that, I landed my first gig at Time Inc Corporate, later to become The Foundry. There, I strategized and wrote for Time, People, In Style, Cooking Light, serving as Copy Director and working closely with the entire creative team.

Then your girl making big move: Let Julia Write It launched as a side-to-permanent hustle, with clients including MILK Studios, FLOS USA, Liquid IV, Chrissy Tiegen, Condé Nast Publications, Meredith Inc., NBC Universal, Marley Beverage Co., Walmart, Cosmetics Executive Women, Dagne Dover & more.

Finally, I made my way to retail, serving Gabe’s Stores & Old Time Pottery as the Senior Creative Director.

What’s next, you ask?
Anything.