Distinguished Alumnus Acceptance Speech
In the fall of 2022, Gay Gaddis was a recipient of the University of Texas’s highest honor, the Distinguished Alumnus Award. Listen to Gay’s as she accepts this award and shares her story about the importance of blazing trails, embellishing the work that has been done before us, and leaving the world a better place than we found it.
PechaKucha Austin
PechaKucha Night Austin is part of the global PechaKucha Night phenomenon. Together with Art Alliance Austin, DJ Stout and Lana McGilvray present the Austin edition of “PechaKucha Night,” a controlled creative convergence.
Distinguished Alumnus Award Tribute Video
The University of Texas bestowed its highest honor to Gay Gaddis with a Distinguished Alumnus Award. This tribute video profiles her journey as a small town girl to building the largest independent female-owned advertising agency in the country.
Banner Brunch Keynote hosted by the Women Communicators of Austin
As a recipient of the Liz Carpenter Lifetime Achievement, Gay Gaddis hosts the keynote at the WCA’s 49th Annual Banner Brunch as a recipient of the Liz Carpenter Lifetime Achievement.
Third Way Podcast Featuring Gay Gaddis
From the defining the term “power” and common ways we consciously or unconsciously disempower ourselves, to how to strategically kick ass as a leader, The Third Way podcaster Justin Foster and Gay Gaddis share their insights on questions every entrepreneur asks themselves in their business journey.
Richard W. Weekley Public Policy Leadership Award Tribute Video
Gay Gaddis was honored by the Texas Business Leadership Council with the Richard W. Weekley Public Policy Leadership Award. This tribute video shares her journey in building and leading the largest female-owned advertising in the U.S. and her entrepreneurial leadership and efforts in advancing business in the state of Texas.
How to Innovate Using Personality Assessment Tools
Gay Gaddis shares experiences early in her career and how learning how to leverage personality assessment tools was the key to her personal success and in building innovative teams as the founder of T3, an award-winning digital advertising agency.
Learning the Business of Art
Founder, Author & Artist, Gay Gaddis joins Executive Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Texas, Jan Ryan for a fireside chat with University of Texas College of Fine Arts students. Together they discuss how to take cues from the business world when building an art
Keynote highlights hosted by the Tampa Chamber of Commerce
Highlights of Gay Gaddis’ keynote address as part of the “Women of Influence Conference” hosted by the Tampa Chamber of Commerce in Florida.
A Cup of Ambition with the Houston Breakfast Club
Gay discusses pitfalls with the hybrid work format, the post-pandemic labor shortage and the “adjacent possible” and reinventing her career.
National Charity League Mother Daughter Tea
Gay Gaddis welcomes mothers and daughters and shares her lessons learned as a working parent of three. Hosted by the National Charity League, the event brings families together for community services projects, leadership training and cultural experiences.
Stan Talks: Hiring Tips
Gay Gaddis share insights on how to get hired in an edition of “Stan Talks” by The Stan Richards School of Advertising & Public Relations.
BlondeTalks Motivation
A conversation with entrepreneur, author, artist and trailblazer Gay Gaddis and hosted by author and co-founder of Exit 14 apparel Nana Brew Hammond.
Women in the Workplace Panel Discussion
Women in the Workforce panel discussion, hosted by Texas Business Leadership Council.
The Art of Business & Business of the Arts
The Art of Business & Business of the Arts: A Conversation with Gay Gaddis and Texas Monthly’s Tom Foster
Gay Gaddis | Founder. Author. Artist. Trailblazer.
An overview video on T3 Founder, Author, Artist and Trailblazer, Gay Gaddis.
McCombs Hall of Fame Tribute Video
Gay Gaddis was inducted into the McCombs Hall of Fame as the 11th female and only fine arts graduate to be accepted. This tribute video shares her journey in building and leading the largest female-owned advertising in the U.S. and the secrets to her success.
Digital Solutions at Social Media Week
Gay Gaddis shares insights into digital marketing as the founder of T3 at Social Media Austin.
Interview by Texas Monthly Executive Editor Skip Hollandsworth
Gay Gaddis discusses her art inspiration with Texas Monthly Executive Editor Skip Hollandsworth.
Cowgirl Power: About the book
Gay Gaddis shares her book “Cowgirl Power: How to Kick Ass in Business & LIfe”
Virtual Tour of Gay’s Hill Country Studio and Art Gallery
A virtual tour of Gay’s private art studio and gallery, Fossil Ridge, hosted by Texas Cultural Trust and Texas Monthly.
Gay Gaddis’s One-Woman Art Show in NYC
Founder of NYC’s Curator Gallery, Ann Moore interviews Gay Gaddis at her one-woman art show entitled “Sky Descending.”
Harness Your Superpowers at CreativeMornings Austin
Gay Gaddis shares her business insights at CreativeMornings Austin, a series of events hosted by some of the world’s leading creative minds in marketing, communications and advertising.
Kicks off “Candid Conversation” with Texans Can Academics
Gay Gaddis inspires students statewide with her story, wisdom and passion for learning one’s strengths to empower others.
At the Worrell Gallery in Santa Fe
Gay Gaddis welcomes art collectors at the Worrell Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico as she shows recent collections on display.
Every Drop is Precious at Double Heart Ranch
A short film about Gay Gaddis, and her passion and legacy in water conservation on her Texas Hill Country ranch.
Double Heart Ranch in Texas Hill Country
A bird’s eye view of Double Heart Ranch, home to Gay Gaddis’s private gallery and art studio. Gay and her husband, Lee manage the Double Heart Ranch in the Texas Hill Country, raising Texas Longhorn cattle, Boer goats and Border Collies.
McCombs Hall of Fame: Gay Gaddis Acceptance Speech
Gay Gaddis accepts a Hall of Fame award by the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas as the 11th female and only fine arts major in the award’s history.