Agora

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“Agora” may refer to several different things

Because Agora is used as a name by multiple unrelated entities, it is not possible to identify a single “who” without more context. The most common notable meanings include:

Companies and organizations

• Agora, Inc. (United States) — a Baltimore, Maryland–based network of companies involved in publishing and information services, founded in 1978 by Bill Bonner (also associated with investment and special-interest newsletters). (en.wikipedia.org)
• Agora S.A. (Poland) — a Polish public media company founded in 1989 in Warsaw; it is best known for publishing Gazeta Wyborcza and has operated across print, radio, cinema, and online media; listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange since 1999. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Agora (Russian human-rights group) — formally the Interregional Association of Human Rights Organizations “Agora”, a legal-advocacy NGO founded in 2005, associated with Pavel Chikov, focusing on human-rights defense work in Russia. (en.wikipedia.org)

Programs

• AGORA (Access to Global Online Research on Agriculture) — an initiative launched in 2003 (coordinated by the FAO with partners including Cornell University and publishers) to provide low-cost or free access to agricultural research literature in lower-income countries. (en.wikipedia.org)

General historical meaning

• Agorá (ancient Greece) — the central public space/marketplace in Greek city-states (often the source of naming inspiration for modern projects).

If you tell me where you saw the name “Agora” (a link, an app, a person on social media, a company logo, etc.), I can identify which one you mean.