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Who is Agentis?

The name Agentis is derived from Latin, rooted in the words “agent” and “agency.” It translates to “one who acts” or “to set in motion, drive, lead, or conduct.” Additionally, it signifies “an establishment where business is conducted on behalf of another.” These meanings encapsulate the essence of our work—proactively leading, facilitating, and driving success for the organizations we serve.

Across the United States and beyond, there are more than 670 association management companies (AMCs), collectively overseeing annual budgets exceeding $3.4 billion and supporting over 7,600 client organizations. Together, AMCs contribute significantly to the meetings and conventions industry, booking nearly 2 million room nights annually and generating over $1 billion in event-related services.

At Agentis, we are proud to be part of this dynamic and impactful industry, dedicated to advancing associations through expert leadership, strategic guidance, and operational excellence.

Learn more about our mission and management services.

Agentis Management|Executive Management

Management Strategies

The role of an association executive is one of the most pivotal within an organization, serving as the bridge between strategic vision and day-to-day execution. Tasked with carrying out the objectives set forth by the board, overseeing daily operations, and representing the association to its key stakeholders, the right executive leader is essential to the long-term success and stability of any association. Finding an individual who not only possesses the necessary expertise but also aligns with the organization’s mission, values, and culture is a critical investment in the future of the association.

Agentis Management|Government Affairs

Government Affairs & Public Relations

Agentis takes a strategic and tailored approach to government affairs, ensuring that every program we oversee is meticulously designed to advance our clients' specific goals and objectives. We recognize that each organization is driven by a distinct set of policy priorities, and as a result, effective advocacy requires a deep understanding of the legislative and regulatory landscape. To achieve this, we assemble highly specialized government relations teams that bring both subject matter expertise and strategic insight to the table.

Agentis Management|Meetings & Event Planning

Meetings & Event Planning

Meetings and events serve as vital platforms for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and strategic growth, driving innovation and business success across industries. Whether designed to educate employees, connect stakeholders, or showcase industry advancements, meetings play a crucial role in shaping organizational outcomes. However, in today’s fast-paced business environment, companies and associations face increasing constraints in terms of time, budget, and in-house expertise. Managing meetings effectively requires specialized skills, cutting-edge technology, and a keen understanding of audience engagement—all while ensuring seamless execution and measurable impact.

Agentis Management|Strategic Project & Committee Management

Strategic Project & Committee Management

In the dynamic world of associations, committees play a critical role in shaping policies, driving initiatives, and executing the strategic objectives of an organization. However, managing committees effectively—ensuring seamless communication, timely decision-making, and the successful execution of projects—can be a significant challenge for volunteer leaders. These leaders, often juggling full-time professional responsibilities, may struggle with time constraints, administrative burdens, and limited resources, making it difficult to maintain committee momentum and follow through on key initiatives.