Tag Warner

Tag Warner

CEO of Gay Times

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About Tag Warner

Tag Warner is an award-winning industry leader, Forbes 30 under 30 winner, and media figurehead who is the CEO of global LGBTQ+ brand, GAY TIMES.

He is cited among industry leaders as changing the landscape of modern media by fuelling a shift in power from legacy outlets to diverse identity companies. Not only in LGBTQ+, he has fought for recognition and systemic changes behind the scenes to empower companies that represent other diverse audiences.

In the last year, Tag was invited to be a guest lecturer at Harvard Law School for the Class of 2025. He spoke to students on ethical and legal challenges when it comes to running a value driven company.

Tag is well versed on the development of media through history, specifically the evolution of LGBTQ+ media and of queer presence in media. In the context of GT he can also speak about the 40 year evolution of the company and the history of GAY TIMES and LGBTQ+ reporting in the media.

Under his stewardship, the GAY TIMES company has gone from a legacy print magazine to a digital powerhouse, connecting with millions of LGBTQ+ people every day. He helped bring in clients for the brand from Apple to Marriott and Calvin Klein.

He speaks on Gen-Z trends and consumer changes, as well as what it takes to run a highly progressive company and brand in the UK and USA. As an Ambassador for The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust, Tag also speaks on youth leadership and connecting with international communities.

As a CEO of the world’s leading LGBTQ+ media company, Tag offers unique and motivational insights into the opportunities and challenges he has faced in his career as a young leader, offering advice for others on how to succeed in the industry.

To book LGBT+ Speaker Tag Warner, contact The Speakers Agency on +44(0)1332 810481 or email enquiries@thespeakersagency.com

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