Jasmin Wölke hosts townhalls, annual kickoffs and site celebrations in Linz, in English and German. The event moderator is based in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart and arrives the day before every Linz engagement.
A site that never stands still
Anyone planning an employee event in Linz plans against continuous operations. Steel and chemicals run around the clock, so one shift is always in the plant while their colleagues sit in the hall. Add the software teams who think in release cycles and the commissioning engineers who spend weeks at customer sites around the world, and one date that reaches everyone simply does not exist. Good Linz townhalls are built with that reality in mind. The program runs compact, the core messages work on the stream and in the repeat session for the opposite shift, and the Q&A is led so that the question from the night shift gets its place too. The moderation holds that bracket together. It keeps the management from telling the same story three times while still giving every group its own answer.
Messages that carry from blast furnace to code
The topics on Linz stages are big ones right now. The steel industry debates decarbonization, the chemical industry its energy costs, the software scene its growth path. Subjects like these tolerate neither show moderation nor hollow perseverance slogans. Jasmin interviews the management the way the workforce would, concretely and without letting answers slip away, and she translates between the worlds: what does the investment decision mean for the shift, and what does it mean for the development team? More than ten years at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen taught her both languages. At the Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with more than 600 participants and 20 speakers, she tied a packed program into one continuous thread. When international colleagues join on site or on the stream, she switches to English according to a language plan agreed in the briefing.
From the factory premises to the Tabakfabrik
Many Linz corporate events deliberately stay on site, in the company's own hall, the training center or on the factory premises. Those who go out find rooms for every size in the Tabakfabrik, the Design Center and the Brucknerhaus. Jasmin arrives the day before and uses the evening for the technical check, which matters most for stages built inside industrial halls. How a resilient run of show comes together is described in the article run of show for an event moderation. The format overview is on the hub event moderation, and all local engagements are collected on the Linz city page.
Booking an event moderator in Linz
Share occasion, date, venue and audience via the contact form. You receive a quick assessment and, after the briefing, a written offer with a fixed fee and travel to Linz as a separate item.