Talk:World Pride Power List 2013: Difference between revisions

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 Zachary Quinto, US actor and film producer
-[[Stella Duffy]], writer and performer
+<s>[[Stella Duffy]]</s>
-Novelist Duffy said in an interview with the Independent last year: "No one ever says 'He's a straight; she's a heterosexual', but I'm constantly being called 'a lesbian' and it's just not the most interesting thing about me." Duffy has been a vocal crusader for gay marriage and formed a civil partnership with the playwright Shelley Silas in 2004.
 Nikolay Alexeyev, Russian LGBT rights campaigner
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 Jóhanna Siguroardóttir, PM, Iceland
-[[Craig Revel Horwood]], TV personality
+<s>[[Craig Revel Horwood]]</s>
 <s>[[Russell Tovey]]</s>
-Known as werewolf George Sands in the BBC supernatural drama Being Human, Tovey also played Steve in Him & Her and is currently in The Job Lot. As an openly gay actor, he said this year he is waiting for the right gay role to come along.
+<s>[[John Browne]]</s>
-Lord [[John Browne]], former CEO BP
-Browne was outed by the Mail on Sunday in 2007. He has written about his own sexuality and coming out in general.
 Ricky Martin, Puerto Rican singer
-[[Russell T Davies]], screenwriter/producer
+<s>[[Russell T Davies]]</s>
-Davies's groundbreaking, late-1990s drama, Queer as Folk, dramatised his experiences on the Manchester gay scene.
 <s>[[Rylan Clark]]</s>
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 <s>[[Sue Sanders]]</s>
-[[Eileen Gallagher]], television producer
+<s>[[Eileen Gallagher]]</s>
-Gallagher co-founded Shed Productions in 1998. The company is famous for making Waterloo Road.
-[[Maureen Chadwick]], screenwriter
-Chadwick is co-founder of Shed Productions. She co-created Bad Girls.
-[[Liz Bingham]], managing partner, Ernst & Young
-Bingham started her career straight from school and now she is seeking to put more women and diverse ethnicities in the boardroom. She was recently appointed president of R3 – the industry body for corporate restructuring professionals.
-[[Claire Harvey]], Paralympian volleyball player
-Sportswoman and Team GB's Paralympian volleyball star, Harvey is also involved in the management of the Great Britain deaf women's football team.
+<s>[[Maureen Chadwick]]</s>
-[[Marguerite McLaughlin]], CEO, Metro Centre
+<s>[[Liz Bingham]]</s>
-As CEO of leading equality and diversity charity Metro, Marguerite McLaughlin BEM, provides a range of services for the LGBT community and others across the south-east.
+<s>[[Claire Harvey]]</s>
-[[Maggi Hambling]], artist
+<s>[[Marguerite McLaughlin]]</s>
-The creator of the 4m Scallop on Aldeburgh beach, Hambling was the first artist to be given a residency at the National Portrait Gallery.
+<s>[[Maggi Hambling]]</s>
 Adam Lambert, US singer
-[[Ben Bradshaw]], MP
+<s>[[Ben Bradshaw]]</s>
-The gay Labour MP, who is a practising Christian, has criticised the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches for refusing to accept gay marriage.
 <s>[[Sophie Ward]]</s>
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 <s>[[Paul Flowers]]</s>
-[[Tim Hely Hutchinson]], CEO, Hachette
+<s>[[Tim Hely Hutchinson]]</s>
-Hutchinson is the younger son of the eighth Earl of Donoughmore and the CEO of the UK's largest publisher.
+<s>[[Amy Lamé]]</s>
-[[Amy Lamé]], performer and writer
+<s>[[Margot James]]</s>
-Amy Lamé, the woman behind the cult performance collective and club night Duckie, has turned her obsession with Morrissey and the Smiths into her latest one-woman show.
-[[Margot James]], MP
-MP for Stourbridge, James is the first openly lesbian Tory MP in history.
 Bertrand Delanoë, mayor of Paris
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 Jason Collins, NBA player
-[[Louie Spence]], TV personality
+<s>[[Louie Spence]]</s>
-Artistic director at Pineapple Dance Studios, Spence is a TV personality, choreographer and producer-director of musical theatre. His autobiography, Still Got It, Never Lost It, was published in 2011.
 Harish Iyer, Indian LGBT activist
-[[Phyll Opoku-Gyimah]], MD UK Black Pride
+<s>[[Phyll Opoku-Gyimah]]</s>
-Founder and managing director of UK Black Pride, Opoku-Gyimah, or Lady Phyll as she is known, campaigns for equality in the workplace through her seat on the TUC race relations committee.
-[[Suran Dickson]], CEO Diversity Role Models
+<s>[[Suran Dickson]]</s>
-Dickson quit as a London school teacher in 2011 to set up Diversity Role Models, challenging homophobia by taking positive gay role models into schools.
+<s>[[Paul Burston]]</s>
-[[Paul Burston]], writer
-Burston is editor of the gay section of London listings magazine Time Out and founder of gay literary event Polari.
 <s>[[Paul Reed]]</s>
-The CEO of integrated supply trading at BP, Reed has criticised the City for old-fashioned attitudes to LGBT staff.
+<s>[[Daniel Winterfeldt]]</s>
-[[Daniel Winterfeldt]], Lawyer
-US securities lawyer Winterfeldt is head of CMS's International Capital Markets group.
-Sir [[Cameron Mackintosh]], producer
-Mackintosh is famous for turning musicals such as Les Misérables into global theatrical productions. Openly gay, he is patron of The Food Chain, a London HIV charity.
-[[Ashley Steel]], city adviser
-Steel is a board member at management services company KPMG, where she is also a member of the board subgroup for diversity.
+<s>[[Cameron Mackintosh]]</s>
-[[Alice Arnold]], broadcaster
+<s>[[Ashley Steel]]</s>
-Broadcaster, presenter and Radio 4 newsreader, Arnold is civil partner of sports presenter Clare Balding.
+<s>[[Alice Arnold]]</s>
 <s>[[Marai Larasi]]</s>