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May 25, 2012

ihaveanidea's Portfolio Night 10 in Beijing and Shanghai

43 senior creatives from 19 agencies took part in the annual portfolio review event hosted by Ogilvy & Mather, with the agency offering nine paid internships on the spot after meeting with more than 140 students. Happening in 18 cities worldwide, the China events were the first to kick off Portfolio Night 10. Each candidate received 45 minutes of undivided attention from three senior creatives.

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