Jasmin Wölke moderates company events in Dresden in English and German: kick-offs, town halls, anniversaries and customer events. After more than ten years at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen she speaks the language of this technology hub.
Company events in Silicon Saxony
Dresden is growing as a microelectronics location: Infineon and GlobalFoundries manufacture here, Bosch runs its own semiconductor plant, and TU Dresden and several Fraunhofer institutes add research depth. With the fabs grow the teams, and with the teams the formats: kick-offs, town halls, summer parties, customer events. The audience is shaped by engineering and increasingly international, because specialists from all over the world move to the Elbe. A moderation only works here if it takes technical content seriously and still keeps the evening light. Standing at the front reading cue cards is not enough for this room.
How Jasmin leads a company event
In the briefing Jasmin clarifies occasion, messages and audience, then the running order takes shape with direction and technology. On stage she opens, guides through programme items and leadership panels, keeps the time and picks up questions from the room. How she handles large formats is shown by the International Business Summit: two days, more than 400 participants, 15 sessions, in German and English. That was her client's corporate event, not a Dresden date, but the task is the same: many voices, one thread. For mixed workforces she moderates bilingually; when that pays off is explained on the page moderation in English.
From the Gläserne Manufaktur to the Kulturpalast
Company events in Dresden have stages in every size: Volkswagen's Gläserne Manufaktur as an event venue, the Kulturpalast in the centre, the International Congress Center on the Elbe for large formats, plus the ballrooms of the old town hotels for the evening. Jasmin aligns with direction and technology on site; for morning formats she arrives the evening before, so the technical check runs without any rush.
Booking your event in Dresden
Send the occasion, date and venue through the contact form. After the briefing you receive a written offer, with travel costs listed separately. What belongs in a good briefing is shown in the briefing checklist. The format at a glance is on the page event moderator, more about the city on Moderatorin Dresden.