Coming out can be a process and unique to each individual. Brian and Colman sit down with Dallas influencer, Brad Pritchett, and share their personal journeys of coming out in a sometimes not so kind world.
Featured in Dallas’ Regional Chamber Magazine, D Magazine and Passport Magazine as THE Dallas arts and non-profit Enthusiast and LGBTQ Advocate, Brad Pritchett is a Tony Award-wining marketing and communications executive and community activist. Brad is the Chief Marketing & Communications Officer in the Dallas Art District, where he oversees all marketing, PR, advertising and earned revenue strategies for the Museum. With 20 years of marketing, communications and brand equity experience, he is a hands-on strategist with a proven ability to streamline business operations and increase efficiencies to enhance internal/external communications, brand relevance and increased revenue. Brad has an award-winning track record of defining and directing integrated and multifaceted marketing and public relations campaigns with a focus on advertising, public relations, digital and traditional marketing, event execution and strategic leadership. Brad led the marcom efforts for Dallas Theater Center and the American Heart Association prior to his current role. He has professionally entertained audiences all over the world singing, acting and dancing for Disney, Six Flags, Radisson Cruise Lines, The Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas and theaters throughout Branson, Missouri. Brad has also hosted and emceed countless high-profile charity events all over the country and was the face of Dallas Voice Television – DVTV. He has also worked as an Arts Host and Contributor for WFAA Channel 8, On-Air Media and hosted his own LGBTQ podcast, the good, the Brad & the ugly, on Yea Network. He was recently featured in Culture Map as one of their top 5 fashion influencers for the Style Maker Awards and is one of the faces of Express for Men and the Dallas Mavericks. In his spare time, Brad is actively involved in the community serving on the Advisory Board and former chairman of Black Tie Dinner Board of Directors, the nation’s largest LGBTQ charity event of its kind and sits on several Steering and Host Committees for the North Texas LGBTQ community. Brad’s journey is copiloted by his husband, David Chadd, and their three rescue fur babies: Charlie, Chester and Chase.