Emcee Shandy Tan

An elegant, up and coming female emcee who is effectively bilingual in both English and Mandarin, Shandy Tan is eloquent in the way she presents herself and speaks. With a well-loved personality, she connects easily with audiences of all kinds.

Shandy’s natural gift with people, coupled with her multilingual abilities to speak some Malay and Japanese, makes her a top choice for hosting a variety of events – local or overseas, formal or informal, with a young or matured audience. Charismatic and witty, she will get your audience going with mass participatory games and hilarious commentary.

With an educational background in Mass Communications, not only is Shandy a natural while presenting live on TV, she has also honed her research and interviewing skills.

Shandy has interviewed or co-hosted with various international and local stars, including Jackie Chan, Robbie Fowler and the Liverpool Legends, radio presenters Mike Kasem, Jeremy Ratnam, Yong Mei and Lee Lian, MediaCorp Artiste Elvin Ng, Singer and Actress Cheryl Wee, Getai entertainers Lim Ru Ping and Hao Hao, and the cast of “Ah Boys To Men”.

As the top student in Communications and Media Marketing, Shandy gains the advantage of not only understanding what the audience wants but also what the brand needs.

Details to note:

Booking includes one pre-event meeting
Emcee will arrive one hour before the event starts

Conference Bookings - FAQ

What comes with an Emcee booking for a Conference?
- An Emcee conference booking comes with a pre-event meeting (Virtual or Physical) and a 30 minutes technical run before the event begins.

What is the typical duration of a booking?
- Conference Bookings are typically half day (4 -5 hours) or full day (8-10 hours).

Is the price affected by the number of hours?
- This depends on each individual emcee. Some go by hours, other by blocks of half day or full day.

Are Rehearsals Chargeable?
- 30min Technical Runs are included in the booking price and this is for you to update the emcee on any last minute changes, go through name pronunciations and any other last minute details.
- Any rehearsal on a separate day is chargeable.
- Any rehearsal on the same day that takes place more than one hour before the event starts is chargeable.

When should I schedule the pre-event meeting?
- You should schedule the pre-event meeting no less than 2 weeks before the event. This is so that the emcee has the latest program and the conclusions of the meeting stays as current as possible relative to the event date.

What do I need to prepare for the pre-event meeting?
- Background of the event and of any awards or special segments you have at the event.
- The latest program for the event.
- Exact names and Titles for the dignitaries that you need the emcee to announce.