FH Out Front Blog

Eddy Evans

Eddy Evans is a public relations professional based in Washington DC. He is a Managing Supervisor in the DC office of Fleishman-Hillard, and co-chair of FH Out Front, the firm’s global gay and lesbian communications practice. Eddy previously worked for Fleishman-Hillard in London, and has experience in corporate communications, public affairs and sustainability marketing.

Eddy's Posts

Q&A with Pride London's Colm Howard-Lloyd
Pride before the Parade
“When I Knew”
Giving a platform for silent voices
Getting Out The Gay Vote
Is it time to retire HTM?
Macy’s embraces love in California
The Golden State Strikes a New Goldmine?
"Gays in the Ghetto"
Gay Gossip Is Back
How The Heads Turn
Ang Lee Brings Gays Back To The Big Screen
For The Bible Tells Me So… Update
New study shows being gay-friendly makes good business sense
How the internet changed gay society: for better or worse?
Plague Over England
Life After Runway
Hollywood: No Country For Gay Men…
Saluting heroes, not just victims
Grange Hill 1975-2008. R.I.P.
Clinton v Obama on SIRIUS OutQ
Common Sense On Staph
Staph Infection: More Information and Less Hysteria
Breaking down the Wall of silence
Gay-themed adverts break out of the closet
Fashion with a message
BBC backs down in bigotry row
“Won’t Ask, Won’t Tell”
Designing for the Runway audience
HIV: Promoting a message of hope and reality
Milking the gay movie goers
Reassessing 'Cruising'
Taking the anti-gay bullying campaign to the next level
The power of a story
A gay Dumbledore is hardly a Brokeback moment
Gay rights on Oprah
Highlighting homophobia in history
Creating a blog from scratch
Generation (ga)Y
Gossip Girl Gays
Please, please stop patronizing me
A pinker shade of blue
Bravo Tim
Rocking Out
Letters to the Editor 2.0
Gay media seeks major brand ads
Gays on TV
The Wives tap a loyal fan base
40 years on… Time to grow up?
Gays go to the game
Can he Beckhamize America?
Confronting casual comments
Goodbye Mr Chaps….what now?
Getting the Pink Perspective
Getting the Pink Perspective
I feel I should go, but I’m not sure why
Life before 1967
Living Together
IDAHO isn’t just a US state
Paying the price for the City’s awkwardness
Moving beyond the rainbow
6%, 8%, 10%???
England player comes out…in support of gay footballers
Homophobia in history
"The Glass Closet"
Teenagers comfortable in their own Skins
Elton The Gay Statesman
Ts on TV
Equality means an end to “gay-only”
Monocle = Cool Men
“Coming out” in sport is a whole different ballgame
UK ditches “Queendom” tag
Do we need a gayer version of GQ?
British gay guys still have attitude
Young gay teens hit the screens
Pride in 2007… Politics or a party?
IBM is 95% gay-friendly. What does that actually mean?
2007. A look ahead...
2006 Review
Brands need to find the right home in the gay media
Gay weddings on The Archers! Civil partnerships really have become part of British life.
YouTube: Media hype or marketing opportunity
Maybe it’s time to bring back the “tombstones” of the 1980s
Let’s move on from the Village People…
Should the PR industry be helping celebrities overcome the fear of “coming out” rather than keeping them “in the closet”?
New report describes “macho culture” in law firms
Small is not always beautiful
Manchester Village