Overview:
Ryan is the Director of Master Employment Agency, a second-generation employment agency that is redefining Singapore’s domestic helper industry through technology, transparency, and people-centred service. Inspired to continue the family business, Ryan has modernised the agency by focusing on proper helper-employer matching, comprehensive post-placement support, and ethical employment practices. His vision is to raise industry standards while creating better outcomes for both employers and foreign domestic workers.
Industry:
Employment Services | Domestic Helper Recruitment | Human Resources | Business Services
Professional Experience:
Ryan initially pursued a career in banking before joining the family business, seeking a career that offered greater work-life balance and purpose. Building on the foundation established by his mother, he has introduced structured matching processes, staff training programmes, and customer support systems that prioritise long-term relationships rather than quick placements. Under his leadership, Master Employment Agency has earned a reputation for its low transfer rates, high client retention, and commitment to educating both employers and helpers throughout the employment journey.
Turning Point:
A defining turning point came when Ryan realised that his demanding banking career was taking a toll on his family life. This prompted him to join the family business, where he saw an opportunity to modernise an often misunderstood industry. By shifting the focus from transactions to relationships, he introduced a philosophy centred on proper matching, continuous support, and mutual respect between employers and helpers, creating a more sustainable model for long-term success.
What He Does Now:
Today, Ryan leads Master Employment Agency, overseeing business strategy, client relationships, and service innovation. He continues to advocate for higher standards in Singapore’s helper industry by improving training for helpers, educating employers, and promoting ethical recruitment practices. Looking ahead, he aims to introduce more transparent training and assessment systems while helping the industry become more professional, trusted, and future-ready.
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