Gerety Awards Hosts 2025 Los Angeles Winners' Cocktail and "The Industry Unplugged" Talk
Oct. 28, 2025
The Gerety Awards invites the creative community to raise a glass and celebrate the 2025 winners at a special cocktail evening in Los Angeles.
Set against the warm backdrop of Eleanor, this year's event — hosted by Sophie Gold, President of Eleanor — will bring the community together for a live Gerety Talk, "The Industry Unplugged." The evening will feature a candid conversation between friends in the business, sharing insights from both production and agency leadership.
The panel will be moderated by Emma Kuli, Creative Director at Eleanor, and will include:
- Linda Knight, Chief Creative Officer, FlyteVu
- Diego de la Maza, Chief Production Officer, Deutsch
- Jordana Freydberg, Executive Producer, Biscuit
- Lauren Smith, Chief Creative Officer, 72andSunny
An evening of conversation, connection, and celebration — this intimate event brings together Los Angeles’s most influential creative leaders to toast the year’s best work and the people behind it.
Event details:
Eleanor — 1808 Stanford St, Santa Monica
Wednesday, November 5, 2025
6:00pm – 9:00pm
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