Jasmin Wölke hosts corporate events in Stuttgart, in English, in German or switching between both. For the moderator from Ludwigsburg this city is a home game: short distances, no travel costs, short-notice dates possible.
An audience that expects substance
The Stuttgart region is engineering country: Mercedes-Benz in Untertürkheim, Porsche in Zuffenhausen, Bosch in Gerlingen, plus world market leaders like Trumpf in Ditzingen, Stihl in Waiblingen and Kärcher in Winnenden. Whoever hosts a town hall, an anniversary or a kick-off here stands in front of people who think in tolerances every day. This audience is not distant, but it checks. Empty phrases stand out immediately, and so does an overexcited show tone. Jasmin therefore hosts with content: she understands what the teams are working on, asks questions that make sense on the shop floor as well as in the office, and keeps the workforce's achievement at the centre. She knows Bosch from the inside, from more than ten years of her own career up to Director level. She knows how these companies talk and what employees want to hear from the stage.
From ballroom to factory hall
Stuttgart offers rooms of every kind for corporate formats: the Carl Benz Arena and the Wagenhallen for large employee events, the Liederhalle for a classic setting, the Haus der Wirtschaft for compact formats. Many companies in the region, though, celebrate where they work: on their own premises or in a factory hall. Such places have character and their own rules, from acoustics to safety. Jasmin adapts the running order and her hosting to the space and, where needed, rehearses on site the day before. From Ludwigsburg that works without an overnight stay, even for late or very early calls.
Experience with product and employee formats
At the Innovation Day of Bosch Power Tools, Jasmin guided more than 200 guests through six product launches, with live demos and Q&A sessions with the development team. That was a client's corporate event, not a Stuttgart date. But it shows what she delivers for technical companies: making products understandable, letting engineers shine and keeping a programme on schedule.
From briefing to the evening
In the briefing, Jasmin clarifies occasion, messages and audience. From that grows a running order with buffers, aligned with the technical crew. More about the city is on the Stuttgart city page, the format is explained on the corporate event moderation page, and the structure of the day on the running order page.