The magician the big banks keep calling.
Nine insurance and financial services companies have booked in the past two years alone, including Pacific Blue Cross, HUB International, Sun Life, Co-operators and RM Insurance. Trust matters in this industry, and it shows up in the repeat bookings.
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- McCarthy Tétrault
- Teck Resources
- TELUS
- HSBC
- lululemon
- Amazon
- Chanel
- Nintendo
- Mazda
- Huawei
- A&W
- FortisBC
- JW Marriott Parq Vancouver
- Boston Pizza
- Vancouver Aquarium
- Xenon Pharmaceuticals
- Beedie
- Mosaic Homes
- Metrie
- Scanline VFX
- NETCO
- CanSure
- HollisWealth
- Keystone Environmental
- ALS Global
- BC Dairy
- CPHR BC & Yukon
- Blenz Coffee
- Tacofino
150+ five-star Google reviews. PCAM 2026 Gold Medal winner, Comedy Magic.
Sophisticated, not gimmicky
Financial services events skew formal: client galas, national conference banquets, executive dinners. Close-up magic and mentalism reads as sharp and controlled, the same qualities the industry itself trades on, rather than as party-trick entertainment.
A stage show timed after dinner gives the whole room one shared moment, and it works whether the audience is 30 advisors or 300 conference attendees.
In the room
Close-up during the reception
The moment a guest realises the card in their hand changed.
A room that stays with it
Advisors and clients laughing together, not checking phones.
“Kelvin managed the evening's agenda with professional precision while simultaneously captivating our VIPs and guests. The night concluded with a truly fantastic magic show that left everyone mesmerized.”
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Trusted in the industry
Pacific Blue Cross, HUB International, BCAA, Sun Life, GWLRA, SPG Canada, RM Insurance, Co-operators and Canada Life have all booked entertainment for client events, banquets and internal celebrations across the Lower Mainland. That is nine insurance and financial services companies in two years, in a sector where one bad vendor recommendation follows you around.
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Straight answers
A typical event of 50 to 200 guests runs $2,000 for close-up magic during the reception, $3,000 for a stage show, or $4,000 for both. Full galas and conference banquets run from $5,000. November and December are premium months and sell out first. Through that season I book the full evening only, at a flat $5,000, with no smaller packages.
Trust, demonstrated one impossible moment at a time.