Award-Winning Activist Jay Lin on Sharing LGBT Stories with Asia.

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02/01/2019

When Newsweek publicly announced that I was one of the 15 members of the “Creative Class of 2019,” I seriously had to pinch myself. I was discussing video streaming services at a conference in Mumbai, where I had been invited to speak about GagaOOlala’s plans to forge Indian alliances in preparation for the roll-out of our services in South Asia. During the conference break, I read about the other 14 listed personalities, and felt immediately “outclassed” by the Noble Prize winners & nominees, and CEOs running billion-dollar companies- said Jay Lin.

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