Jasmin Wölke hosts corporate events in Wiesbaden: kick-offs, town halls, anniversaries and internal conferences, in English and in German. She is based in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart and spent more than ten years in corporate leadership herself, at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen.
Internal stages in a city of insurers
Whoever invites to an internal event in Wiesbaden rarely speaks to developers and often to actuaries, lawyers, client advisors and administration professionals. Insurers, banks and public authorities shape the workforces of this city. This audience is trained in caution: it tests every statement for substance and notices immediately when a stage promises more than the project delivers. At the same time, digitalisation and new regulation are changing the work of entire departments right now, and that is exactly what the town halls and annual kick-offs of these companies are about.
A good host takes the weight out of such an occasion without talking it down. She opens with the reason everyone is in the room, keeps contributions inside their slot and makes sure critical questions get asked on stage instead of in the coffee break.
From her own leadership experience
Jasmin ran internal events herself for years, most recently as a director at Bosch with a team of 100 people across Europe and the Middle East. Change programmes are her territory: she guided the Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with more than 600 participants, through a full day of expert talks and discussions. That background saves briefing time, because nobody has to explain to her how a corporation speaks internally.
Some teams in Wiesbaden work in English, for example at the city's international employers. Jasmin hosts in both languages, fully in English or in a guided mix, with a language plan fixed in the briefing.
Rooms, routes, preparation
Companies meet in their own building, at the RheinMain CongressCenter or, for special occasions, at Biebrich Palace on the Rhine. The journey from Ludwigsburg takes about two hours and is easy to plan: for afternoon formats the event morning covers walkthrough and technical rehearsal, for early starts Jasmin arrives the evening before. Every assignment starts with a preliminary talk and a run sheet with honest buffers.
The page what does an event moderator cost explains the pricing logic. More about the format is on the event moderator page, more about the city on the Wiesbaden city page.