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meet gaybors in demand
Gaybors in Demand are out and proud members of the LGBTQ+ community from around the world who bring their passion and lived experience to the team
CHANGING THE GAME
As the market—and the world—continues to shift Gaybors in Demand, formerly Gaybors Agency, believes the era of exclusivity agreements is coming to an end. Gaybors in Demand is a platform that equips clients with creators, experiences and resources to authentically engage the LGBTQ+ community and allies, while providing creators with the tools, visibility and support they need to grow their brands—while we do what we do best: advocate for creators on the front lines of visibility.
We proudly welcome not only creators but Gaybors in Demand agents who are members of the LGBTQ+ community. Our agents bring firsthand experience as a creator themselves, channeling their passion and insight into every campaign along side the creators.
By uniting Gaybors in Demand under The Gaybors Group—alongside Comedians in Demand and Music in Demand—we’re creating a streamlined way for clients to work with every corner of the gayborhood while building a connected economy for artists, creators and performers—one that ensures the dollar stays where it belongs: in the gayborhood.
tODD
CO-FOUNDER & PRESIDENT
Todd is the Founder and CEO of The Gaybors Group, which oversees Gaybors Agency, Drag in Demand, Comedians in Demand, Music in Demand, and Drag Trips. A proud and unapologetic member of the LGBTQ+ community, Todd has dedicated his career to advocacy and to building platforms that create visibility, opportunity and lasting impact for the community he proudly calls home.
His journey began over two decades ago with the founding of Hope’s Voice, a groundbreaking agency that brought LGBTQ+ voices, perspectives and conversations to college and university campuses across the country. He later founded Gaybors Agency, now the largest LGBTQ+ creator agency in the United States, empowering and creating opportunities for LGBTQ+ creators — affectionately known as “Gaybors.”
Todd’s love of the arts, especially the art of drag, led to the creation of Drag in Demand, a global agency that celebrates LGBTQ+ artists while ensuring LGBTQ+ dollars stay where they belong—in the gayborhood. Supported by a growing team of Drag in Demand Directors around the world, Drag in Demand is more than an agency — it’s a movement rooted in visibility, inclusion and the power of queer creativity.
Todd knows that with power and privilege comes responsibility. Whether through national campaigns, creator partnerships, event or trip bookings, every transaction at The Gaybors Group contributes to the Gaybors Fund, which supports grassroots nonprofits, nominated by creators and talent, doing life-saving work in LGBTQ+ communities.
LOGAN
CO-FOUNDER
Logan Lynn is President of The Gaybors Group, which owns and operates Gaybors Agency, Drag in Demand, Drag Trips, Comedians in Demand, and Music in Demand, which he also co-founded and serves as both CEO and President.
Lynn is a songwriter, producer, filmmaker, television personality, artist manager, talent agent, executive, and activist, who has spent the past 3 decades working in music, TV, film, fashion, and community. He has deep roots in comedy and across the entertainment industry, and brings decades of executive experience to this work.
Logan is the former host of NewNowNext Music on MTV’s Logo Network and has appeared in a number of televised commercial spots for the channel. His videos have been featured on MTV, VH1, Logo, Spike TV, Revry, and countless digital platforms since 1999, and his music has appeared in international advertising campaigns by CoverGirl Cosmetics, Oscar de la Renta, Nicole Miller, Volkswagen and other major brands.
Lynn received the prestigious 2017 Award of Excellence from the National Council for his advocacy work in music, TV, film and community, and for founding the Keep Oregon Well campaign to fight the stigma of mental illness. In 2018 Kink FM named him one of The Portland 50, honoring the people who “dreamt, built and championed the innovation, growth and uniqueness of Portland”. Lynn’s Keep Oregon Well Concert Series featured Charli XCX, Violent Femmes, Alice Cooper, Kevin Bacon, Bleachers, The Dandy Warhols, and hundreds of others.
Since 2017 Logan has been working with Grammy Award-winning Alternative Rock band, Portugal. The Man, officially joining Team PTM in 2019 after touring with the band in 2018. Additionally, he is a Creative Consultant for GoDaddy, with a focus on the .gay (DotGay) Domain. From 2019-2023 he was the global PR and Creative Director for .gay at Top Level Design. He held this role from before the brand’s inception, spearheading the most successful domain launch in internet history. In 2023 he helped transition the .gay brand to GoDaddy Registry.
From 2014-2018 he served as Chief Impact Officer on the Executive Team at Trillium Group, which oversees the Trillium Family Foundation, the national Mental Health Matters public health advocacy campaign, and the Keep Oregon Well campaign, of which he was the brainchild and co-founder. Trillium Group also operates Trillium Family Services, Oregon’s largest provider of mental and behavioral healthcare for children and families. Logan served as Chief Communications Officer for the organization simultaneously during this time.
In the early 2000s Lynn was project manager for Portland Tenspeed, responsible for the branding, site selection, and construction of American Apparel’s first 35 retail stores. Through his team’s work, Lynn helped transform American Apparel from a wholesale mom-and-pop operation doing $40,000 in sales annually into a $150 million dollar enterprise when he exited in 2008 to pursue music full time. Logan also co-founded Fashion Design Camp, and has launched many successful creative campaigns, community conversations, and public advocacy events, over the years.
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gaybors fund
Grassroot nonprofits are the heartbeat of the gayborhood. These smaller organizations do vital, on-the-ground work, yet frequently struggle to access the working capital, grants and program funding needed to sustain their impact—and sometimes even to keep their doors open.
The Gaybors Fund is here to help bridge the gap.
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