Staff Reporters
May 23, 2013

Portfolio Night: Singapore

Y&R, JWT and Ogilvy & Mather co-hosted Portfolio Night 11 last night in Singapore. About 70 student creatives subjected themselves and their work to a speed-dating-style gauntlet and were critiqued by 30 professionals from the three host agencies as well as BBDO, BBH, Blak Labs, DDB, Goodfellas, Grey Group, Havas Worldwide, Lowe, McCann, Ninety Nine Percent, Saatchi & Saatchi and TBWA.

This year, for the first time, one standout participant from each city hosting Portfolio Night was selected to join a next phase: the Portfolio Night All Stars competition. The Singapore winner was Zara Koh (left), who will fly to New York in August to work on a brief from Ford.

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