Conferences, town halls, networking nights, client events and annual dinners. We plan the programme, brief the vendors and run the day, so your team can be present at their own event.
Corporate events rarely fail loudly. They fail when the programme runs long, a microphone cuts out, or half the room leaves before the part that mattered. We plan backwards from what the event is for, so the room is still full when it counts and the budget goes where guests actually notice it.
We start with the goal and the audience, then settle the format, venue and budget split. You get a run sheet with timings, a call sheet listing every vendor and arrival time, and a rehearsal before doors open. On the day our team calls the show while you host your guests.
Every quote separates our fee from event costs, with service charge and GST shown rather than buried, so you can compare it line by line against anyone else’s.
Conferences and seminars, town halls and staff briefings, networking and client appreciation evenings, product launches, office openings, awards nights, annual dinners and dinner and dance, roadshows, and hybrid events for teams across the region.
A staff briefing, a client evening and a product launch look nothing alike once you decide what each is for. We ask what you want people to think, feel or do afterwards, and let the answer set the format, the venue and where the money goes. It also tells you what to measure once it is over.
Send your date, headcount and what the event is for, and we will come back with formats and costs. Our step-by-step guide to planning a corporate event in Singapore covers the same ground if you would rather read first, and our staff appreciation event for a shift-based hospital workforce shows how it works in practice. Contact us.
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Conferences and seminars, town halls, networking and client evenings, product launches, office openings, awards nights, annual dinners and dinner and dance, team building, and hybrid events for regional teams. If it needs a venue, a programme and vendors, it is the same job with different content.
By headcount and format first, then budget and date. We check sightlines, ceiling height for staging, power, load-in access, setup hours, overtime charges, noise limits and whether outside AV is allowed. Those rules decide what your event can include, so we get them in writing before anyone signs.
Usually not for a private event inside a hotel or your own premises. Public spaces, public performances and temporary structures are a different matter, and approvals take time. Our guide to event permits and licences in Singapore sets out which ones apply, and we handle the applications where they are needed.
It depends on headcount, venue and how much production you want, so we quote against your brief rather than a price list. Two things to know: hotel and restaurant prices are quoted before 10% service charge and 9% GST, which adds about 19.9%; and our fee is shown separately from event costs. Our cost guide explains what drives the total.
Yes. Deciding whether the online audience is watching or taking part comes first, because it changes the kit and the programme. Watching needs cameras, a sound feed from the desk and a wired line with a backup. Taking part also needs a platform for questions and a host looking after the people who are not in the room.
Start with the venue as soon as you have a date range and rough numbers, because the venue usually decides the date. Year-end and the weeks around Chinese New Year book out first. A small internal event can come together in weeks; a conference with speakers and production needs longer.
Production and guest-experience work from recent corporate events.


