Jasmin Wölke hosts corporate celebrations and internal events in Dresden in English and German: anniversaries, site parties, leadership meetings, summer festivals. From her own corporate years she knows when internal events create something and when they are mere duty.
A location that has to grow together
Dresden's plants and institutes are growing fast, and the workforces with them. Infineon, GlobalFoundries and the Bosch semiconductor plant bring specialists from all over the world to the Elbe. Many teams are newly assembled and have no shared history yet. That is exactly what internal celebrations are for. An anniversary, a site party or a family day honours people, not quarterly figures. The moderation decides whether everyone feels included. Including the colleague who arrived from Taiwan in spring and is only starting to learn German. The city has rooms for this in every size, from the old town hotel ballroom to the Kulturpalast and the Gläserne Manufaktur.
How Jasmin leads an internal celebration
In the briefing she asks about the occasion behind the occasion. Ten years at the site means people from the very first days are in the room, and their stories belong on stage. Jasmin opens, guides through speeches, honours and programme items, and protects the party from too much programme. Speaking times for the management are agreed beforehand, friendly and binding. For leadership formats her references include the SAP Tech Leadership Forum: two days, eight panels, more than 300 executives, entirely in English. That was her client's corporate event, not a Dresden date, but the standard is the same. Whoever moderates internally has to read the culture of the house quickly and strike its tone.
Bilingual, because the workforce is
At a location full of international specialists, language is a decision. Jasmin hosts in German, in English or switching between the two, depending on the room. Core messages arrive in both languages without turning the party into a simultaneous conference. When that pays off is explained on the page bilingual moderation.
Booking your corporate event in Dresden
Send the occasion, date and rough guest count through the contact form; a briefing and a written offer follow. What defines the format is shown on corporate event moderation, more about the city on Moderatorin Dresden.