Tickets Available for The One Club's Global Portfolio Night 2025
Sep. 08, 2025
Young creatives from around the world looking to break into the industry can now get tickets for The One Club for Creativity’s long-running global Portfolio Night, taking place in 24 cities mostly on October 30, 2025.
Established in 2003, Portfolio Night is recognized as the world’s largest advertising portfolio review program. This fast-paced evening of advice, networking, and recruitment takes place in dozens of cities around the world on or near the same date to help the next generation of creative talent entering the industry.
Google is the exclusive global sponsor of this year’s edition of Portfolio Night, providing and evaluating the Portfolio Night All-Stars brief.
Below is a complete list of cities and hosts for Portfolio Night 2025 on October 30, 2025, with a few exceptions on the date as indicated. All events will be held in person unless otherwise noted.
APAC
- Auckland: Droga5
- Delhi: Storm Communications Delhi (November 8)
- Jakarta: Publicis
- Kathmandu: Storm Communications Kathmandu
- Manila: Adobo Magazine
- Mumbai: BBDO India, DDB Mudra Group, and TBWA India (virtual on October 6, in-person on October 7)
- Shanghai: BBH Shanghai
- Singapore: LEO Singapore (November 4)
Europe
- Bristol: Taxi Studio
- Helsinki: DDB Nord
- Lisbon: Clube da Criatividade de Portugal
- Milan: SBAM
- Paris: DDB Paris (November 6)
Latin America
- Buenos Aires: Círculo de Creatividad Argentina
- Guatemala City: EstoEsMarte
- Santiago: Inbrax
- São Paulo: Africa Creative
North America
- Charleston: book 180 (virtual, October 29)
- Dallas: Dieste and BBDO West
- Los Angeles: TBWA\Chiat Day and TBWA\Media Arts Lab
- Miami: alma
- San Francisco: to be announced
MENA
- Dubai: Impact BBDO
- Saudi Arabia (city to be announced): Impact BBDO
Tickets for young creatives interested in attending Portfolio Night 2025 are available here.
Portfolio Night is an important event in advertising because it serves as the gateway for young talent to enter the industry, enabling the best of the present — hundreds of renowned international creative directors — to meet and mentor the leaders of the future in industry hubs around the world.
It has also become a crucial tool for agencies in recruiting top young talent, providing a platform for recognition from local industry peers, and giving agencies a place on the global stage as the ad world tunes in to this one-of-a-kind event.
The program includes Portfolio Night All-Stars, a weeklong virtual program where each city host selects one young creative in their market with the best portfolio to participate.
The All-Stars will work in global teams on a brief from Google, and attend seminars and recruiting sessions. At the end of the week, each team presents their pitch to a panel including representatives from Google, with the Grand Prize winning Portfolio Night All-Stars flown to New York by The One Club for Creative Week 2026.
Branding for Portfolio Night 2025 was created by 2022 Young Guns Winner, Ana Miminoshvili represented by Glasshouse Artists in North America.
For more information, please visit Portfolio Night 2025
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