Best Emcee in Singapore (2026): Corporate and Conference Hosts
| # | Name | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wayne Chan | — | Formal conferences, government events and award galas where you need a broadcast-trained host |
| 2 | Big Top | — | Family days, carnivals and community events where the emcee also runs games |
| 3 | Emcee Ivan | — | Award ceremonies, D&Ds and conferences with mixed-language audiences |
| 4 | Emcee James Yang | — | D&Ds, weddings and hybrid events that need a bilingual host |
| 5 | Lester Leo | Quote-based | Tech, finance and industry conferences with panels |
| 6 | Melvin Ho | Quote-based | Government, statutory board, school and graduation events, plus trade shows |
| 7 | Merry Bees | Quote-based | Weddings and company dinners that need an emcee and live music together |
| 8 | Sylvia Tham | Quote-based | Formal corporate events and brand launches where polish matters |
| 9 | FunCo | Quote-based | Family days, National Day events and D&Ds that need rentals and games as well as an emcee |
The best emcee in Singapore depends on your event. For conferences and ministerial events, book Wayne Chan, Lester Leo or Melvin Ho. For multilingual crowds, Emcee Ivan hosts in English, Mandarin, Malay and dialects. For D&Ds and weddings, look at James Yang, Sylvia Tham or Merry Bees. For family days where you also need games and rentals, Big Top and FunCo supply the emcee with everything else.
We checked all nine in October 2026. Each shows hosting work or an updated website within the past 12 months.
What’s changed in 2026:
- We added two new listings: bilingual corporate emcee Sylvia Tham and events company FunCo.
- Melvin Ho’s site now lists 2026 events, including SSEF 2026, UON Day 2026 and the Coventry x PSB graduation.
- Emcee Ivan lists 2026 work such as the NTU NPGS and PGA Awards Ceremony and the DHL Appreciation Dinner.
- Lester Leo lists the SBF Future Economy Conference 2026 and the Standard Chartered Wealth Conference 2026.
- Published price data is better than last year. James Yang’s November 2025 rate guide and Bridely’s 2026 D&D list both give real numbers.
- Singapore’s PSG, EDG and MRA grants closed on 29 September 2026. We found nothing showing that emcee fees qualify for the new EDGE Grant.
Best emcees in Singapore: comparison table
| Emcee or company | Best for | Starting price | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wayne Chan | Conferences, ministerial events, awards, galas | From $2,500 for company events (Bridely, 2026) | Islandwide and overseas |
| Big Top | Family days, carnivals, D&D with games | Quote-based | Woodlands office, islandwide |
| Emcee Ivan | Multilingual events, awards, D&D, regional conferences | Quote-based | Islandwide and overseas |
| James Yang | D&D, weddings, hybrid and live-streamed events | Quote-based | Islandwide and overseas |
| Lester Leo | Tech, banking and national-level conferences | Quote-based | Islandwide and overseas |
| Melvin Ho | Government, school and graduation events | Quote-based | Paya Lebar office, islandwide |
| Merry Bees | Weddings and dinners with a live band | Quote-based | Islandwide |
| Sylvia Tham | Formal corporate events, launches, conferences | Quote-based | Islandwide |
| FunCo | Family days and National Day events with rentals | Quote-based | Woodlands office, islandwide |
How much does an emcee cost in Singapore (2026)?
Most emcees in Singapore quote per event, not per hour. Few publish fixed prices. The ranges below come from published rate guides and listings. Treat them as a starting point, not a quote.
| Event type | Typical fee | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Community events and roadshows (newer emcee) | $300 to $700 | James Yang rate guide, Nov 2025 |
| Weddings, corporate dinners and product launches (experienced emcee) | $788 to $3,000 | James Yang rate guide, Nov 2025 |
| Large conferences, award ceremonies and galas (top-tier emcee) | $1,500 to $3,000+ | James Yang rate guide, Nov 2025 |
| Company D&D (listed “from” prices for 11 hosts) | From $588 to from $1,688 | Bridely D&D emcee list, 2026 |
| D&D hosting with DJ, using venue sound (one listed host) | $1,288 hosting only, $1,588 with DJ | Bridely, 2026 |
| Company events with a former broadcaster (Wayne Chan) | From $2,500; DJ and basic sound from $3,500 | Bridely, 2026 |
| General range quoted by one multilingual emcee | $500 to $3,000+ | Emcee Ivan’s emcee list, Mar 2026 |
Wayne Chan’s own blog gives a much wider band, “from $2000 to over $20,000”. That covers full-day international conferences and multi-day work. Bridely notes that some prices on its page may still be wedding-package prices. Confirm corporate rates directly.
What pushes the price up:
- Duration. A two-hour launch costs less than a full-day conference with an evening dinner.
- Languages. Bilingual or trilingual hosting usually costs more, because the emcee runs two scripts.
- Scripting and rehearsal. Some emcees include a run-sheet review. Others charge for writing the script.
- Dates. December, Chinese New Year and weekends fill first. Wayne Chan’s site advises booking early for these.
- Travel. Events outside Singapore usually carry extra travel charges.
- Add-ons. Live band, DJ, sound, games or lucky-draw systems add to the bill. Packages from Merry Bees, Big Top or FunCo bundle these.
Grants: Enterprise Singapore’s PSG, EDG and MRA grants closed on 29 September 2026. The EDGE Grant replaced them, with support of up to 50% for SMEs and a S$100,000 yearly cap. We found no evidence that it covers emcee fees for internal events. Check eligibility with Enterprise Singapore before you budget on it.
How we chose
We did not hire these emcees or attend their events for this guide. We reviewed public evidence only, in October 2026. Each listing had to pass these checks:
- Still working in Singapore. Dated events, posts or website updates within the last 12 months.
- Corporate and conference fit. Our readers search mainly for corporate, conference and government emcees, so we weighted that work most.
- Named, checkable credits. Events and clients listed on the emcee’s own site, not just “Fortune 500 clients”.
- Clear contact details. A working website and a phone, email or booking form.
- Price transparency. We noted any published rates. Most emcees quote per event, which is normal here.
Client lists and event counts below are what each emcee publishes about themselves. We have not audited them. Testimonials are quoted from the emcee’s own website unless we say otherwise.
Here are the emcees in Singapore we recommend, in our original order, followed by the two new additions:
Wayne Chan
Best for
- Formal conferences, government events and award galas where you need a broadcast-trained host
- Website
- thewaynechan.com
- Phone
- +65 9100 0938
- Address
- Not published (freelance, islandwide)
- Founded
- Hosting since 2005, per his site
- Starting price
- Company events from $2,500; DJ and basic sound from $3,500 (Bridely, 2026). His own site quotes on request.
- Accreditations
- Former Channel NewsAsia and 93.8 Live presenter
- Notable clients/projects: Canon, HP, Prudential, Huawei, Samsung, Cisco; Workforce Singapore, Enterprise Singapore, NEA, MINDEF, MOE, STB. Past events include Singapore International Cyber Week and CSIT TechCon 2024.
Wayne Chan is a former broadcaster who now hosts full-time in English and Mandarin. His portfolio leans towards conferences, ministerial events and corporate summits. Recent additions to his site include D&Ds for Prudential and Denso, and a facility opening for VDL. He also covers awards, family days, Lunar New Year events, weddings and virtual hosting.
He does not list rates on his own site. His pricing page says a deposit confirms a booking. Events outside Singapore may carry travel charges.
What clients say: Kwan Ho, Senior Marketing Manager at Canon, praised his “great versatility” in delivering “both fun and formal segments at the same event”. Yuyuan Chen of DMG Events called him “one of the rare few who is able to be both dignified and dynamic”.
Pros
- ✓ Broadcast news background suits ministers, diplomats and senior speakers.
- ✓ Long list of conference credits across tech, energy and logistics.
- ✓ Promises a same-day follow-up call on enquiries.
Cons
- ✕ Among the pricier options; Bridely lists company events from $2,500.
- ✕ No fixed packages published on his own site.
Big Top
Best for
- Family days, carnivals and community events where the emcee also runs games
- Website
- bigtop.com.sg
- Phones
- +65 6977 9515, +65 8780 4685
- hello@bigtop.com.sg
- Address
- MEGA@WOODLANDS, 39 Woodlands Close, #06-66, Singapore 737856
- Founded
- Not published
- Starting price
- Quote-based. Its page says pricing varies by event type, duration and emcee experience.
- Notable clients/projects
- Client logos shown include HSBC, UOB, Singapore Airlines, Grab, GIC, Shell, NTUC, MOE, People’s Association and GovTech.
- Accreditations
- None published
Big Top Events is an events company, not a solo emcee. It supplies emcees alongside carnival games, inflatables, activations and event planning. That suits family days, carnivals and D&Ds where you want one vendor for the whole programme. Its emcees run the flow, audience games and interaction segments.
Its emcee page was updated for 2026, and it was taking October 2026 bookings for a new inflatable maze.
What clients say: Big Top’s emcee page shows client logos but no attributed testimonials. Ask for references from a similar event.
Pros
- ✓ One vendor for emcee, games, rentals and planning.
- ✓ Large corporate and government client list.
- ✓ Separate contacts for rentals and event planning.
Cons
- ✕ Individual emcee names and profiles are not shown, so ask who you will get.
- ✕ Less suited to formal conferences or ministerial events.
Emcee Ivan
Best for
- Award ceremonies, D&Ds and conferences with mixed-language audiences
- Website
- emceeivan.com
- Phone
- +65 9100 5423
- ivan@emceeivan.com
- Address
- Not published (freelance, islandwide)
- Founded
- Hosting since 2000, per his site
- Starting price
- Quote-based. His 2026 emcee list puts typical Singapore fees at $500 to $3,000+.
- Accreditations
- None published
- Notable clients/projects: NTU NPGS and PGA Awards Ceremony 2026, DHL Appreciation Dinner 2026, Conversational AI and CX Summit Indonesia 2026. Clients include Accenture, HPE, Prudential, Great Eastern, L’Oréal, MND, MOF, MOE, HDB and LTA.
Emcee Ivan is one of the most multilingual hosts on this list. He works in English, Mandarin, Malay and dialects. His site claims more than 4,500 events in Singapore and overseas. He covers over 20 event types, from medical seminars to sports days and weddings.
His language mix helps at community events, grassroots dinners and regional conferences. It also helps when a senior guest prefers Mandarin or dialect segments.
What clients say: His site carries event write-ups rather than named reviews. Ask for a video clip from a recent event similar to yours.
Pros
- ✓ Four or more languages, including dialects.
- ✓ Very busy 2026 calendar, including regional conferences.
- ✓ Long government and ministry client list.
Cons
- ✕ No published rates.
- ✕ His site shows no attributed client testimonials.
Emcee James Yang
Best for
- D&Ds, weddings and hybrid events that need a bilingual host
- Website
- emceejames.com
- Address
- Not published (freelance, islandwide)
- Phone
- WhatsApp link on his website
- Booking form
- Founded
- 17+ years of hosting, per his site
- Starting price
- Quote-based. His own guide puts experienced emcees at $788 to $3,000.
- Notable clients/projects
- Claims 2,000+ events for 800+ brands, in 13+ countries including the USA, China, Australia and South Korea.
- Accreditations
- None formal; radio and TV background
James Yang is a bilingual English and Mandarin emcee with a radio and TV background. He hosts D&Ds, family days, product launches, conferences and weddings. He also runs live-streamed, hybrid and green screen events.
His blog has one of the clearer rate guides in Singapore, published in November 2025. It splits fees by experience tier and explains what pushes them up. His site was updated as recently as October 2026.
What clients say: Testimonials on his site include Joel Lim: “James saved my wedding, he’s super professional, super funny.” Byden Neo wrote: “He’s professional, quick-witted and has his own ways to react.”
Pros
- ✓ Bilingual English and Mandarin.
- ✓ Experience with virtual and live-streamed formats.
- ✓ Publishes honest rate ranges, which helps you budget.
Cons
- ✕ No direct phone or email shown; enquiries go through a form or WhatsApp.
- ✕ Event list is less detailed than Ivan’s or Melvin’s.
Lester Leo
Best for
- Tech, finance and industry conferences with panels
- Website
- emceelester.com
- Phone
- +65 8163 2525
- Address
- Not published (freelance, islandwide)
- Price
- Quote-based
- Founded
- Not published
- Accreditations
- None published
- Notable clients/projects: SBF Future Economy Conference 2026, National Family Festival 2026, Standard Chartered Wealth Conference 2026, Precision Engineering Symposium 2026, Semicon Southeast Asia 2025. Clients include HP, Samsung, Amazon, AIA, SMBC, Gleneagles and McLaren.
Lester Leo is a strong pick for large corporate and industry conferences. His 2026 calendar includes business federation, banking and engineering events. He also hosts panel moderation, government roadshows, charity galas, sports events and D&Ds.
His client list leans towards tech, pharma, medical and banking. That means he is used to technical speakers and senior audiences. He has also written about emceeing in Singapore as a guest contributor on ExpertMC.
What clients say: An HP testimonial on his site reads: “Lester has been our emcee for many events… highly recommended emcee for sure!” A Samsung Reinsurance client wrote that he “hosted the event with class and even injected humor”.
Pros
- ✓ Many named 2026 conference credits.
- ✓ Comfortable with technical content and panel moderation.
- ✓ Direct phone and email.
Cons
- ✕ No published rates.
- ✕ Languages are not stated on his site, so confirm if you need Mandarin.
Melvin Ho
Best for
- Government, statutory board, school and graduation events, plus trade shows
- Website
- emceemelvin.com
- Address
- 60 Paya Lebar Road, #06-28, Paya Lebar Square, Singapore 409051
- Price
- Quote-based
- Phone
- Not published; use the enquiry form
- Via the enquiry form
- Founded
- Hosting since 2006; claims 500+ events
- Accreditations
- SMU graduate
- Notable clients/projects: SSEF 2026 (Singapore Science and Engineering Fair), UON Day 2026, KidStart Play It Forward Festival 2026, Coventry x PSB graduation 2026, SEA Asia 2025, Asia FinTech Awards 2025. Clients include Enterprise Singapore, MPA, CAAS, ExxonMobil, P&G and Singtel.
Melvin Ho has hosted in Singapore since 2006. His work spans government agencies, schools, universities and trade shows. In 2025 he ran a school outreach roadshow for the World Aquatics Championships Singapore. He also does voice-of-God announcing for award shows.
He hosts in English with conversational Mandarin. He covers formal dinners, graduations, exhibitions, roadshows and kids’ events.
What clients say: Karen K. of Netrust wrote on his site: “We have worked with Melvin for 3 years and he never fails us.” Win Min of Informa Markets said he has hosted their industry events of 1,500 to 2,000 participants “over the years”.
Pros
- ✓ Many dated 2025 and 2026 public-sector and education events.
- ✓ Has a physical office address.
- ✓ Experienced with large trade show crowds.
Cons
- ✕ No phone or email shown; you must use the form.
- ✕ Mandarin is conversational, not full bilingual hosting.
Merry Bees
Best for
- Weddings and company dinners that need an emcee and live music together
- Website
- merry-bees.com
- Phones
- +65 9677 0178, +65 9232 9395
- Address
- Not published
- Price
- Quote-based
- Founded
- 2013
- Notable clients/projects
- Claims 3,000+ projects. Talent includes duo ShiLi & Adi, bilingual emcee Jay and wedding emcee-singer John Lye.
- Accreditations
- None published
Merry Bees packages emcees with live bands, singers, DJs and string musicians. It also supplies sound, lighting, LED screens, livestreaming, photography and karaoke rental. That makes it a one-stop option for weddings and company dinners.
It offers multilingual emcees, including bilingual hosts. For 2026 it offers couples 20% off its Kiss Cam add-on with a live band and emcee package.
What clients say: Jasper Quak reviewed his May 2025 wedding on the Merry Bees site. He said emcee Jay “exceeded our expectations in every way”. KKW Low wrote in April 2025 that their company anniversary gala “went well” despite some planning kinks.
Pros
- ✓ Emcee, band and AV from one vendor.
- ✓ Dated customer reviews on its own site.
- ✓ Several emcees to choose from.
Cons
- ✕ No published prices.
- ✕ Focus is weddings and dinners, not conferences.
Sylvia Tham
Best for
- Formal corporate events and brand launches where polish matters
- Website
- emceesylvia.com
- Phone
- +65 9382 8400
- syltham@gmail.com
- Address
- Not published (freelance, islandwide)
- Price
- Quote-based
- Founded
- Not published
- Notable clients/projects
- Past clients listed on her site include 3M, Apple, BMW, Changi Airport Group, DBS, IKEA, Microsoft, Singtel and Sony.
- Accreditations
- Best Personal Brand (Master of Ceremonies), Marketing Institute of Singapore, 2017
Sylvia Tham is a bilingual corporate emcee with a media background. She hosts conferences, corporate events, D&Ds, community events, weddings and virtual events. She also co-hosts with celebrities and handles media and publicity events.
She is one of the few emcees here with an industry award. She also runs a blog, TopEmceeSingapore, with a June 2026 guide to hiring a corporate emcee.
What clients say: Her site lists clients but no attributed reviews. Ask for a recent showreel and two references.
Pros
- ✓ Marketing Institute of Singapore award for emceeing.
- ✓ Long blue-chip client list.
- ✓ Direct phone and email.
Cons
- ✕ No dated 2026 events listed on her site.
- ✕ No published rates or attributed testimonials.
FunCo
Best for
- Family days, National Day events and D&Ds that need rentals and games as well as an emcee
- Website
- funco.com.sg
- Phones
- +65 8133 1966, +65 8363 7858
- sales@funco.com.sg
- Address
- 39 Woodlands Close, #07-31, Singapore 737856
- Price
- Quote-based
- Founded
- About 2019 (site cites 7 years of experience)
- Accreditations
- None published
- Notable clients/projects: TEL Family Day 2026 (1 August), Home Team National Day Observance Ceremony 2026 (29 July). Claims 850+ brands, including MOE, Grab, Singtel, SMU, Citibank, Porsche and Shopee.
FunCo is an event planning and rental company that offers emcees as one of its live performer options. It also supplies food stations, arcade machines, games, bouncy castles and decorations. It publishes its own Singapore emcee guide, updated in March 2026.
Its recent work includes company family days and National Day observance ceremonies. That makes it a practical choice when the emcee is one part of a bigger event.
What clients say: We did not find attributed emcee reviews on FunCo’s site. Ask which emcee it will assign and request a clip.
Pros
- ✓ Dated 2026 corporate and public-sector events.
- ✓ Separate teams for rentals and full event planning.
- ✓ Large brand client list.
Cons
- ✕ Emcee is a side service; individual emcees are not profiled.
- ✕ Not the first choice for formal conferences.
Which emcee should you choose?
- Conference or summit with panels: Lester Leo or Wayne Chan. Both list many recent industry conferences and moderate panels.
- Government or statutory board event: Melvin Ho, Wayne Chan or Emcee Ivan. All three list ministry or agency clients.
- Formal event with ministers or a guest of honour: Wayne Chan. His broadcast news background suits protocol-heavy programmes.
- Award ceremony: Emcee Ivan or Melvin Ho. Ivan hosted the NTU awards in 2026; Melvin does voice-of-God work for award shows.
- Mixed-language audience: Emcee Ivan for English, Mandarin, Malay and dialects. James Yang for English and Mandarin.
- Annual dinner or D&D: James Yang, Emcee Ivan or Sylvia Tham. Ask how they run games and lucky draws.
- Trade show or exhibition: Melvin Ho, who lists SEA Asia and other large trade events.
- School or graduation event: Melvin Ho, who lists SSEF 2026 and two university graduations.
- Family day or carnival: Big Top or FunCo, which bring games and rentals too.
- Wedding or dinner with live music: Merry Bees.
- Tight budget: Ask any agency for a newer emcee. James Yang’s guide puts newer hosts at $300 to $700.
Red flags to watch for
- No recent, named events. A good emcee can name events from the last six months. Vague “Fortune 500” claims are not enough.
- No video. Ask for unedited footage, not just a highlight reel. You want to see how they handle a delay or a wrong name.
- Agency won’t name the emcee. If you book through a company, get the emcee’s name in writing. Swaps happen close to the date.
- No rehearsal or run-sheet review. A professional will ask for your programme, guest list and name pronunciations.
- Vague quote. The quote should state hours, languages, rehearsal, scripting, overtime and travel charges.
- No cancellation terms. Get deposit and refund rules in writing before you pay.
- Testimonials you can’t trace. First names only and no company are weak evidence. Ask for one reference you can call.
- Promises of grant funding. Be wary if a vendor says a grant will pay for your emcee. PSG, EDG and MRA closed in September 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the best emcee in Singapore?
There is no single best emcee. For conferences and formal government events, Wayne Chan, Lester Leo and Melvin Ho have strong recent credits. For multilingual audiences, Emcee Ivan hosts in four or more languages. For D&Ds and weddings, James Yang, Sylvia Tham and Merry Bees are good picks.
How much does it cost to hire an emcee in Singapore?
Expect about $300 to $700 for a newer emcee at a community event. Experienced emcees charge about $788 to $3,000. Top-tier hosts for large conferences charge $1,500 to $3,000 or more. These figures come from James Yang’s November 2025 rate guide.
Who are good corporate event emcees in Singapore?
Wayne Chan, Lester Leo, Emcee Ivan and Sylvia Tham all focus on corporate work. Match the emcee to the tone. A former broadcaster suits a formal launch. A high-energy host suits a D&D.
How do I choose a conference emcee?
Ask for recent conferences in your industry and a clip of them moderating a panel. Check they will join a rehearsal and review the run sheet. Lester Leo and Wayne Chan list many recent conferences.
What does a professional emcee do?
An emcee runs the programme on the day. They open the event, introduce speakers, keep sessions on time and fill gaps when things run late. At a D&D they also run games and lucky draws. Before the event, they work through the script and name pronunciations with you.
Who can emcee a government agency event?
Melvin Ho lists Enterprise Singapore, MPA and CAAS. Emcee Ivan lists MND, MOF, MOE, HDB and LTA. Wayne Chan lists Workforce Singapore, NEA, MINDEF and STB. All three are used to protocol and guests of honour.
Who is a good emcee for a formal event?
For a formal dinner, gala or ministerial event, look at Wayne Chan, Sylvia Tham or Melvin Ho. Ask how they handle protocol, such as acknowledging the guest of honour. Ask too how they recover when the programme runs late.
Who can host a trade show?
Melvin Ho lists SEA Asia 2025 and other large industry events. Lester Leo hosted Semicon Southeast Asia 2025. Trade show work needs short, punchy segments to pull passing crowds to a booth or stage.
Who are good male emcees for corporate events in Singapore?
Wayne Chan, Emcee Ivan, James Yang, Lester Leo and Melvin Ho are all male emcees with corporate credits. Choose by event type and language needs, not gender alone.
Who are good emcees for an annual dinner or D&D?
James Yang, Emcee Ivan and Lester Leo all list D&D hosting. Wayne Chan has hosted D&Ds for Prudential and Denso. Book early, as December and Chinese New Year dates fill first.
How do I contact Emcee Ivan?
Call or WhatsApp +65 9100 5423, or email ivan@emceeivan.com. His website, emceeivan.com, lists his recent events.
How do I contact Emcee Melvin Ho?
Use the enquiry form on emceemelvin.com. His listed office is at Paya Lebar Square, 60 Paya Lebar Road, #06-28.
Who is a good emcee for a school event in Singapore?
Melvin Ho has hosted SSEF 2026, school roadshows and university graduations. For a school carnival or sports day, Big Top and FunCo can supply an emcee with games.
Who is a good wedding emcee in Singapore?
Wayne Chan, James Yang and Emcee Ivan all host weddings. Merry Bees suits couples who want the emcee and a live band from one vendor.
How far ahead should I book an emcee?
As early as you can. Wayne Chan’s site advises early booking for weekends, holidays and year-end events. December D&Ds and Chinese New Year dinners fill first.
Can a government grant pay for an emcee?
Do not assume so. PSG, EDG and MRA closed on 29 September 2026. The new EDGE Grant supports up to 50% of qualifying SME costs, capped at S$100,000 a year. We found nothing showing emcee fees qualify, so check with Enterprise Singapore first.
Sources
Checked on 8 October 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm with the business before you go.
- thewaynechan.com — Wayne Chan contacts, clients, testimonials, since 2005
- thewaynechan.com — Quote-based pricing, deposit, travel charges, early booking advice
- thewaynechan.com — Portfolio pages added Jan and Jul 2026 (activity evidence); past events
- thewaynechan.com — '$2000 to over $20,000' range (post dated 15 Jul 2025); Sylvia Tham as candidate
- bridely.sg — 2026 D&D emcee from-prices; Wayne Chan $2,500 company events; $1,288/$1,588 example
- bigtop.com.sg — Big Top contacts, address, clients, 2026 page and October 2026 slots
- emceeivan.com — Ivan contacts, languages, 2026 events, clients
- emceeivan.com — SGD 500-3,000+ range (updated 8 Mar 2026); competitor benchmark
- emceejames.com — James Yang experience claims, languages, testimonials
- emceejames.com — Rate tiers by experience/event type (published 4 Nov 2025)
- emceejames.com — Page sitemap lastmod 7 Oct 2026 (activity)
- emceelester.com — Lester Leo contacts, 2025/2026 events, clients, testimonials
- emceemelvin.com — Melvin Ho address, since 2006, 500+ events, clients, testimonials
- emceemelvin.com — 2025 and 2026 event pages (SSEF 2026, UON Day 2026, KidStart 2026, Coventry x PSB 2026)
- merry-bees.com — Merry Bees contacts, founded 2013, 2026 promotion, dated 2025 reviews
- merry-bees.com — 3,000+ projects claim, multilingual emcees
- emceesylvia.com — Sylvia Tham contacts, MIS 2017 award, clients, services
- topemceesingapore.com — Sylvia Tham activity (dated 22 Jun 2026), phone and email
- funco.com.sg — FunCo contacts, address, clients, 2026 events
- funco.com.sg — Competitor benchmark (updated 5 Mar 2026)
- eventas.com.sg — Competitor benchmark (15 Dec 2025)
- expertmc.com — Lester Leo as guest contributor