In 2016, Buzzfeed dubbed him 'Silicon Valley's favorite magician,' and he lives up to the moniker. Before COVID-19 was even a blip on the radar, Chan had become the de facto magic entertainer among Silicon Valley's biggest tech companies, performing at corporate trade shows, company holiday parties, and private family events. While Chan told Business Insider that he loves the remote work, this is all still somewhat new to him. Chan flips cards, performs appearing acts, and creates magic during a time when it seems like there otherwise is none. He performs on a makeshift stage with rich burgundy curtains while wearing a carrot-colored tie. Like many, Chan's 'office' is now in his home. to perform for a company based on the East Coast - and three hours ahead of him - over the videoconferencing platform Zoom.Ĭhan's client wants a team bonding experience to lift morale as the coronavirus pandemic-driven shutdowns drag on, with thousands stuck in their homes waiting out the storm.

It often indicates a user profile.ĭaniel Chan is a magician based in the Bay Area, but one morning soon he'll wake up at 5:30 a.m. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.

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