Agent-Native or Hype? — An Executive Roundtable Dinner

​One table. All executives. One question your board is about to ask: is agent-native delivery actually changing the economics of modernization, or is the market narrative moving faster than the proof?

Event description

Over the last year, every consulting firm has added an agentic service line. Every analyst report is written about it, and keynote stages are full of it. The harder question, the one that lands on a CFO's desk and a CIO's quarterly review, is which of these claims reflect a real shift in delivery, economics, and operating models, and which are simply familiar services repackaged with new language.

​This is a working dinner for executives who want to argue the question seriously, with peers who have personally signed contracts for modernization programs that did or did not ship. Mactores will open with a short, opinionated framing — what agent-native means at the firm level (delivery economics, commercial terms, team composition), why most claims fail the test, and where the model breaks under regulatory pressure, audience-scale load, and board scrutiny. From there, the evening becomes a peer discussion grounded in real-world experience.

​This is not a sales dinner. There is no deck after the appetizer. Chatham House rules apply. The value is in the open conversation, practical insights, and the engagement of the peers around the table.