MEET THE GAYBORS GROUP

Todd is the Founder and CEO of The Gaybors Group, which oversees Artists in Demand, Creators in Demand (formerly Gaybors Agency), Drag in Demand, Comedians in Demand and Music in Demand. 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.

He founded Creators in Demand (formerly Gaybors Agency), now the largest LGBTQ+ creator agency in the United States, empowering and creating opportunities for LGBTQ+ creators — affectionately known as "Gaybors."

Todd knows that with power and privilege comes responsibility which is why every transaction at The Gaybors Group contributes to the Gaybors Fund which supports grassroots nonprofits doing life-saving work in LGBTQ+ communities.

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 music 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 televised commercial spots for the channel. His videos have been featured on MTV, VH1, Logo, Spike TV, Revry, and countless digital platforms, and his music has appeared in international advertising campaigns by major brands.

With three decades of experience in the art of drag, Disco Dollie is a seasoned performer, creative producer, and community leader who has left an indelible mark on stages across the LGBTQIA+ entertainment scene. Known for bringing glamour, wit, and a deep sense of authenticity to every performance, Disco Dollie embodies the power of drag as both an art form and a movement.

Beyond the stage, Disco Dollie brings a strong professional background in marketing, social media management, and nightlife leadership. Their ability to blend creative vision with strategic direction has made them a driving force in developing inclusive, high-impact productions that uplift and unite queer communities.

As the Drag in Demand Vice President and Director for San Diego, Disco Dollie champions artistry, collaboration, and representation—bridging the gap between entertainment and empowerment. Their mission is to create spaces where performers shine, audiences connect, and the legacy of drag continues to evolve with purpose and pride.

Tiq Milan is a transgender cultural strategist, author, and award-winning storyteller whose work sits at the intersection of identity, power, and narrative. As National Director of Trans In Demand, he brings two decades of cultural leadership to the work of building a roster of trans creators, entertainers, tastemakers, and storytellers who are not just reflecting culture — they are shaping it.

His TED Talk, A Queer Vision of Love and Marriage, has surpassed 3 million views. He has performed with The Moth across 24 cities and keynoted at Harvard, Stanford, and Brown. A former GLAAD National Spokesperson, Tiq has been featured in Netflix's Disclosure and a GAP Global Pride campaign, and sits on the boards of the American LGBTQ Museum, the LGBT Center, and the Trans Genome Project at Mount Sinai.

Tiq joins Trans In Demand at a pivotal moment — when trans voices are both under fire and more essential than ever. He believes trans creators don't need a seat at the table. They need to own the room.

Belinda is an award-winning comedian, singer, and entertainment producer known for fearless comedy that blends razor-sharp observation, personal storytelling, and cultural critique. Shortly after moving to LA in 2022, she was named Comic of the Week by Jackie Kashian and Laurie Kilmartin on The Jackie and Laurie Show, marking her as a standout voice in modern stand-up.

Belinda is also a proud recipient in 2020 of the Woman of Achievement Award from Kate Brown and the State of Oregon. Her work has consistently drawn national attention and praise. The New York Times called her the "Best Part About Our Experience in Portland, No Controlled Substances Necessary," while Willamette Week wrote, "So funny, she'd make Glenn Beck laugh." LA's Bold Journey Magazine described her as "brilliant and insightful," and GO Magazine named her one of their 100 Women We Love, 2023 calling her "hilarious, bold, and groundbreaking."

Belinda's comedy lives at the intersection of queerness, ambition, and emotional honesty. She tackles power, identity, and the absurdity of life with intelligence, musicality, and a voice that refuses to soften its edges. She is currently a resident entertainer with Hornblower Cruises and serves as National Director of Comedians in Demand, a proud member of The Gaybors Group. She founded the Portland Queer Comedy Festival in 2017, the first all queer-focused comedy festival in the world.

Ish Mayhew is an agent with Creators In Demand, where he helps creators build meaningful, lasting partnerships with brands. Drawing from his own experience as a creator, Ish brings firsthand insight into storytelling, audience connection and how to develop content that resonates in an authentic way.

Integrity, community and belonging are at the center of his work. Ish believes anyone can be a creator and that true community is not defined by follower counts, but by the quality of the conversations and connections built within it. That philosophy shapes every relationship he manages, helping creators and brand partners collaborate in ways that feel intentional, impactful and genuine.