Get in touch
Eleven agencies.
One conversation.
Brief the network, ask for one of the free tools, or put a question to the coordinator. It arrives in one place and comes back from one point of contact.
Tell us what you need
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 eleven 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.