Jasmin Wölke moderates company parties, anniversaries and site celebrations in Linz, in English and in German. The moderator travels from Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart the day before and walks through the running order with venue and crew in advance.
A party for shift book and sprint board
In Linz, two working worlds often live under one company roof. The industrial side of the city, from voestalpine and the chemical park with Borealis to Primetals and Rosenbauer in nearby Leonding, runs on shifts and long plant projects; part of the crew is on duty even on the night of the party. The software and IT scene, the one in which Dynatrace was founded, keeps time in releases and customer deadlines instead. At the anniversary, the summer party or the site celebration, both groups come together, joined by administration, apprentices and retirees. A programme that speaks to only one of these worlds loses the other within ten minutes. Jasmin therefore keeps the official part concrete: a few well-prepared moments, people from the company on stage instead of slides, and an ending that is fixed before the evening turns into celebration.
From the factory grounds to the Tabakfabrik
Many Linz celebrations stay on site, with the stage in the hall and a marquee on the grounds. Those looking for a different setting find an industrial backdrop in the middle of the city at the Tabakfabrik, historic rooms at the Palais Kaufmännischer Verein and a festive concert hall by the Danube at the Brucknerhaus. Each of these settings demands its own stage direction. A hall needs clear announcements and careful sound planning, while at the Palais the room itself carries part of the ceremony. Jasmin coordinates microphone routes, cues and transitions with the venue team beforehand.
Honours and conversations instead of long speeches
In the briefing, Jasmin clarifies what is being celebrated and who is in the room. The result is a running order built from a short opening, a guided conversation with the management, honours that tell the story behind every name, and a clear closing moment. Her routine with large, mixed audiences comes from programmes such as the Global Sales Summit, a corporate reference with more than 500 participants from 40 countries. Where international project partners or English-speaking developers sit in the audience, she plans English passages according to a language plan, without the party losing its tone. How a round anniversary becomes the thread of the evening is shown by the hub company anniversary moderation. The format is described on corporate event moderation, and all local engagements are collected on the Linz city page.
Enquire about your corporate event in Linz
Send the occasion, venue, date and number of guests through the contact form. You will receive a quick assessment and, after the briefing, a written offer with a fixed fee, with travel costs to Linz listed as a separate item.