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A decade of connection // STEPH GRANT
A decade of connection // STEPH GRANT

Where it all started was wanting to tell my story. Last minute of course; I didn’t know if it was more of a I should tell my my story feeling or and I want to feeling. I was actually looking forward to having a highlight reel. That seemed easy enough, it had already happened! What scared me was sharing more personal stories about me, the missing link all of these years, and it is time. In December last year it hit me that February 2020 would be 10 years from quitting my job in CA, starting my business and moving away. A decade that flew by. From buying a camera and setting out on a quest to meet new people, learn their stories and share them. I craved the connection that I didn’t have growing up. I was done sitting around waiting for it to just happen. I went after it.

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branding, LGBTQ, videoSteph GrantComment
TONI ATKINS INAUGURATION PARTY CA LGBT CAUCUS
TONI ATKINS INAUGURATION PARTY CA LGBT CAUCUS

Read this next sentence with a tone like the entire world can hear you speak and you are telling them something that’s never been said before: I’d like to introduce you to the 1st WOMAN and 1st OPENLY-LGBT person to ever hold the highest position in the California State Senate, President pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins. How’d that feel? It makes me feel inspired, capable,

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events, LGBTQ, DEISteph GrantComment
BLACK TIE DINNER DALLAS 2016
BLACK TIE DINNER DALLAS 2016

Last weekend I was surrounded by thousands of beautiful people who continue to do so much good in the world. I cried, I laughed, I hugged and I not so secretly scoped out all of the dapper looking suits. It was a night to remember. Black Tie Dinner is a formal charity dinner held each year in Dallas, Texas to raise money for the North Texas LGBT community. The first dinner was held in 1982. Since its inception, Black Tie Dinner has remained the largest LGBT fund-raising dinner in the nation, both in attendance and distribution.

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events, conferences, LGBTQSteph GrantComment
AMANDA HITE // WASHINGTON DC
AMANDA HITE // WASHINGTON DC

When I turned 30, I got this insatiable desire to do something more meaningful. It’s in my DNA to be an entrepreneur, so I went to San Diego, sat on a beach for 72 hours, created a vision for my future, came home, JFDI’d, and was on my way. We started BTC to create a company where people could be exactly who they are (unapologetically authentic), live better work lives, and apply their talents to meaningful change. Our movements are to ‘be the change’ we wish to see in the marketing space, work/lifestyle space, and the world. We’re the agency and workplace of the future.

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lifestyle, portraits, LGBTQSteph GrantComment