Talk to us

Twelve agencies.
One conversation.

Bring a problem or a question. It reaches one coordinator, and one person replies.

What do you need?

Choose one

I have a problem to solve I have a question

For work you need done. It goes to the agencies in the markets you pick.

About AMIN or how the network works. The coordinator answers; no agency sees it.

For which markets?

Where the work needs to land. Pick as many as apply.

What services do you need?

Pick any that fit, or skip it if you’re not sure.

Tell us about the problem Your question

What’s happening, and what needs to change. A few lines is enough.

Your contact details

The reply comes to this address.

Your name

Work email

Opens your email client with it filled in. Nothing leaves your machine until you press send there. AMIN replies from one point of contact, usually within a working day.

Press: choose “I have a question” above. Looking for a job? Each agency hires for itself; find them in the member list.

Who reads it

AMIN's Asia-Pacific coordinator, and nobody else. No member agency sees it, and you are not added to any list. Want the agencies to see it? Choose “I have a problem to solve” instead.

What happens next

One reply, not twelve. AMIN's Asia-Pacific coordinator reads it and comes back from a single point of contact.
One reply, from them. It goes to in , not to a regional desk that forwards it on.
One reply, not twelve. AMIN's Asia-Pacific coordinator reads it and comes back from a single point of contact.
The members are briefed from our side. The agencies in the markets you named see it as a named enquiry, so nobody is approached twice.
They see it, and nobody else does. It arrives as a named enquiry in 's own workspace. No other member of the network is sent it.
Local teams do the work. No regional layer, no holding company, and the people you meet are the people on the account.

Before you send it

Who reads what I send?

AMIN's Asia-Pacific coordinator reads everything that arrives here and replies from one point of contact. If you named markets, the member agencies in them see it as a named enquiry at the same time, so nobody is approached twice. A question reaches AMIN only.

How many agencies will contact me?

One. You get a single reply from one coordinator, not twelve approaches. The members do the work in their own markets once the shape of it is agreed.

Does asking for a tool commit me to a brief?

No. A request naming one tool is read as a request for that tool. It puts you under no obligation and starts no sequence, and briefing the network stays a separate conversation you choose to have.