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7 Best Corporate Emcees in Singapore (2026)

Seven Singapore corporate emcees and host agencies for dinner and dances, conferences, launches and awards nights, with languages and how to enquire.

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Amir Wahab
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A good corporate emcee keeps a dinner and dance, product launch or conference moving without drawing attention away from your own people. This page collects seven Singapore hosts and host-supplying agencies whose own websites describe corporate work, from individual emcees to event companies that match you with a host. Everything below is drawn from what each provider publishes about itself, so treat descriptions as their statements and ask for recent footage. We list no fees, because hosts quote by event. For wedding hosting, see our separate wedding emcees page. Read the entries, shortlist two or three, and send each the same written brief.

1. Wayne Chan

Wayne Chan presents himself as a Singapore emcee, presenter and voice talent, and his site describes him as a former Channel NewsAsia and 93.8 Live presenter. The services list on his homepage is firmly corporate: conference hosting, formal and dignitary events, awards and gala dinners, opening ceremonies, official launches and dinner and dances, alongside family days and virtual hosting. He says he works in English and can also converse in Mandarin and Hokkien, which matters for mixed-age company audiences. Testimonials on the site mention regional conferences and gala nights, though they are his clients' words as published. The site carries a 2026 copyright line, a gallery, reviews and a blog, and enquiries go through a contact form, phone or email.

2. Emcee Melvin Ho

Melvin Ho's site is built around corporate hosting, which makes it a useful starting point for formal programmes. It splits its offer into formal and professional work, such as conferences, seminars, award ceremonies, government and statutory board events, gala dinners and panel moderation, and higher-energy formats like dinner and dances, roadshows, exhibitions, graduations and hackathons. It also lists hybrid, virtual and webinar hosting. The site says he is proficient in English and conversational in Mandarin, and its captions refer to 2025 conferences and forums he has hosted. His page gives a Paya Lebar business address and routes quote requests through its contact page, so briefs and dates can be sent in writing.

3. JNR Entertainment

JNR Entertainment is a Singapore event company that also supplies emcees, and its emcee page is written for company organisers. It says its hosts cover corporate family days, dinner and dances, gala dinners, roadshow activations and community events, as well as virtual events. The page profiles several named hosts, with some described as bilingual or multilingual and one as speaking English, Mandarin, Malay, Cantonese and Hokkien, all as the company states. It says quotes are free and requested by email, and the site carries a 2026 copyright line. Because JNR is a wider events business, you can ask whether the same team can handle food, entertainment or rentals alongside the host, which the page implies is possible but does not detail.

4. Luxoria Entertainment

Luxoria Entertainment calls itself an entertainment and event management agency, and its Singapore emcee page is aimed at company bookings. It says it offers corporate emcees for annual general meetings, town halls, product launches, award ceremonies, seminars and conferences. The page states that its bilingual hosts can pair English with Mandarin, Malay or Tamil, with its FAQ adding Japanese and Korean. Its footer shows 2026, and the contact page lists a Singapore business address, a WhatsApp route and an enquiry form, saying the team replies within 24 hours and works seven days a week. As an agency, it suits organisers who would rather brief one contact than approach hosts individually, though it publishes no host names or rates on that page.

5. Event Services Singapore

Event Services Singapore is an events supplier whose site includes an emcee section for company functions. It describes its show hosts as popular for corporate dinner and dances, conferences, launches and awards nights, and features several named hosts on the page. One profile presents Emcee Jay as a multilingual corporate emcee who hosts in English, Mandarin and Tamil, while other hosts are labelled bilingual show hosts. The same site also lists event bundles, venues, musicians, entertainment and equipment rental, so it can suit organisers wanting one supplier for the evening. Its footer shows 2026, and the contact page offers an enquiry form, a Facebook page and a WhatsApp route, saying it typically replies within one business day.

6. Get Out! Events

Get Out! Events is a Singapore event agency whose emcee page explains how it sources and briefs hosts for corporate programmes. It lists styles including professional corporate hosts for annual meetings, awards and conferences, entertainment-led hosts for family days and festive dinners, bilingual hosts working in English with Mandarin, Malay or Tamil, and specialist hosts with subject knowledge. It says quotes depend on event type, duration, preferred host, languages and rehearsal needs, and that a written proposal confirms final scope. Emcee sourcing, briefing and rehearsal coordination are described as part of its wider production packages, alongside team building and equipment rental. The site shows a 2026 footer and a central business address.

7. Big Top Events

Big Top Events is a Singapore event management company best known for carnival and event rentals, and it also offers hosting through a dedicated emcee page. The page says it provides polished and professional hosting for business gatherings, with emcees who manage schedules and transitions and can coordinate with live bands. It describes a roster of bilingual hosts fluent in English, Mandarin, Malay and dialects, and says multilingual hosting can be arranged with advance notice. Pages on the site show 2025 and 2026 event activity, including a post about a 2026 corporate sales event. Its contact page lists separate rental and event-planning emails plus office hours, so organisers can send a brief to the planning team directly.

How to choose

  • Start with the format. A staff dinner and dance needs a host who runs games, lucky draws and a lively room, while a conference or awards night needs someone steady with names, titles and tight timings. Ask each provider which of those they do most, and what recent examples they can share.
  • Confirm languages early. Many Singapore audiences mix English, Mandarin, dialects and sometimes Malay or Tamil, and providers describe their range differently on their own pages. Say who will be in the room, and ask whether the host switches languages smoothly or simply offers a separate bilingual segment.
  • Decide whether you want an individual or an agency. An individual emcee lets you judge one personality directly from footage, while an agency can offer several hosts and wider event support. Ask who will actually turn up on the night, and whether the person you watched is the person booked.
  • Share a written brief with the run of show, audience size, dress code, venue, sound set-up and any sensitive topics. Ask whether a script, rehearsal or briefing call is included or arranged separately, and get the answer in the quote so there are no surprises later.
  • Ask for recent video of corporate events like yours rather than wedding reels, and treat client names and testimonials on any site as the provider's own claims. Check availability for your date, ask about backup if the host falls ill, and confirm what the quote covers in writing.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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