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Evan Nierman

Founder & CEO at Red Banyan and 3 other companies
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My team and I deliver RESULTS. I lead an international PR and crisis management firm that exists to press the truth. We empower clients to achieve business goals using strategic communications. We specialize in crisis management, high-stakes PR, and complex assignments that require creative thinking, steady judgment shaped by experience and a relentless commitment to exceeding expectations.

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  • Elon Musk's America Party: A Disruptive Force in 2026 Midterms?
    Evan suggests Musk's party may not win seats but could siphon votes from Republicans, affecting tight races. While Musk can launch a party, sustaining it requires patience and discipline. Evan views this as Musk's attempt to influence political discourse, leveraging his brand for headlines and power, marking his shift from CEO to political influencer.
  • Musk vs. Trump: A Political Power Struggle Unfolds
    Evan says, “Elon doesn’t need a seat in Congress to wreck a bill.” He highlights the fragile Musk-Trump alliance, noting, “The moment either sees more upside in conflict, the breakup goes public.” Musk’s recent threats suggest he’s testing his influence over Republican careers, signaling a shift from ally to adversary.
  • AI and Art: A Crossroads of Creativity and Exploitation
    Evan argues that AI, unlike cameras, exploits artists by imitating their work without consent. He urges OpenAI to respect and compensate artists, suggesting licensing deals with creatives like Hayao Miyazaki. Evan emphasizes that the future of AI and art should balance innovation with integrity, advocating for partnerships over piracy.
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  • "Chris Hemsworth's collaboration with MrBeast is a smart move to boost his YouTube presence. Garnering over 333,000 views in just one day, it shows the power of teaming up with influential digital creators, even amidst potential controversy. While some backlash may arise, Hemsworth’s established brand and wide appeal will likely buffer any long-term damage. However, he should remain strategic about future collaborations to maintain his positive public image."

  • “The doctored Mother’s Day photo of Catherine was an unforced error that had the expected effect of stirring up a fresh dose of controversy and speculation. It was inevitable that the photo would be closely scrutinized, especially given that she has not been seen in public since undergoing abdominal surgery. The choice to distribute an altered image at this time was clearly a big mistake.

    “While it was fine that Kate chose to issue an apology afterward, likening herself to “many amateur photographers” who “occasionally experiment with editing” strains credulity. As the Princess of Wales, she will always be held to a different standard, and I do not think that the public statement had the desired effect of downplaying the matter. All it did was raise more questions that it answered, which means future photos will be carefully examined for years to come.”

  • “Before people inevitably describe Trump's indictment as cancel culture let's be clear – this has ZERO to do with cancel culture. This is a legal matter involving due process – innocence or guilt will be determined in court, not by a Twitter mob of cancel vultures.”

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