Jasmin Wölke hosts company events, kick offs and customer gatherings in Hanover in German and English. The city is one of her regular locations with its own city page.
Events between corporate headquarters and the fairgrounds
Hanover is home to Continental, TUI and Hannover Rück, and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles builds vans in the city. Around them sits a Mittelstand tied to industry and logistics. The events look accordingly: annual kick offs for sales teams, town halls after reorganisations, customer events around the trade fair weeks, anniversaries in the Kuppelsaal of the HCC or at a venue on the Maschsee.
The audience is matter of fact in the North German way. It does not expect a showman but someone who knows the content, keeps the schedule and turns twelve agenda items into one day. That is exactly what event moderation does: it connects welcome, talks, conversations and breaks so that the room follows a thought instead of a sequence of slides.
Corporate formats from her own responsibility
Jasmin knows these events from both sides. In more than ten years at Bosch, SAP and within the Volkswagen Group she did not just host events, she owned them as a leader, most recently as a director with a team of 100 across Europe and the Middle East. She knows what a board member needs on stage, how a sales team ticks and why a Q&A tips over when nobody steers it.
She hosted the International Business Summit, a company reference, across two days with more than 400 participants and 15 sessions: stage changes, time pressure, an international crowd. She brings that routine to Hanover, for the corporation as well as for the family business with 80 guests.
Getting there is simple: an enquiry with occasion, date and venue, then a briefing on flow, content and language, and on site the alignment with directing and technology. For workforces with an international share she hosts bilingually, more on the page English speaking moderator. What a moderator takes over in detail is described under what an event moderator does, and the hub event moderator sets the frame.