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Gala moderator for your evening in Graz

Jasmin Wölke moderates gala evenings, award ceremonies and company anniversaries in Graz, in English and in German. The gala moderator is based in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart and is in town the day before.

Jasmin Wölke moderates gala evenings, award ceremonies and company anniversaries in Graz, in English and in German. The gala moderator is based in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart and is in town the day before.

A down-to-earth industry celebrates against a grand backdrop

Graz celebrates differently from the ballroom cities. The hosts here are companies that calculate, test and manufacture in their daily business, joined by universities and a creative scene that earned the city its title as UNESCO City of Design. The setting can keep up: the Congress Graz as a historic congress house in the centre, Schloss Eggenberg on the edge of the city, and hotels in an old town that is listed as a World Heritage Site, with the Schlossberg and its clock tower as the backdrop. An audience of engineers, researchers and entrepreneurs forgives many things, but never borrowed pathos. The evening needs a tone that is festive and still honest: warm, precise, with humour that never comes at the guests' expense.

Honours for people who rarely stand on stages

Those honoured in Graz often have decades in development, production or research behind them and are standing in the spotlight for the first time. That is exactly why Jasmin prepares every single honour individually. In the briefing she asks for the story behind each name, practises the pronunciation and plans the moment so that it belongs to the person, not to the choreography. How dense an award evening can become was shown by the Leadership Excellence Awards, a corporate reference with 250 guests and ten categories. When international partners sit at the tables, no rarity in the Graz technology scene, she leads the honours in a planned alternation with English.

Direction the guests never notice

A gala evening has two timekeepers, the kitchen and the programme, and they rarely follow the same clock. Jasmin walks through the schedule with venue, technology and agency before the evening and keeps room to manoeuvre on stage to absorb delays. The official part gets a clear ending, and after that the night belongs to the guests. How such an evening is structured is shown in the article running order and programme of a gala; for award nights, see the running order of an award ceremony. All local formats are collected on the Graz city page.

Enquire about your gala in Graz

Send the occasion, date, venue and languages through the contact form. You will receive a quick assessment and, after the briefing, a written offer with a fixed fee including travel costs.

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Send the date, the venue and the type of event. You will get an answer within one working day.

Frequently asked questions

Which evenings does she host in Graz?
Award ceremonies, company anniversaries, Christmas galas and festive client evenings, including the gala evening within a congress.
Does she fit an audience from the technology world?
Yes. From more than ten years at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen she knows this world from the inside and finds its tone in the ballroom too.
Does she also take the evening after a conference?
Yes, gladly both from one hand. Whoever guided the daytime programme can draw arcs in the evening that would otherwise be lost.
Does she lead honours bilingually?
Yes, in a planned alternation between English and German, so that international guests can follow every moment.
What does gala moderation in Graz cost?
The fee follows from scope, preparation and duration. The offer names a fixed price, with travel costs as a separate item.
How does she coordinate with venue and technology?
In detail before the evening: schedule, cues, handovers, with a walkthrough the day before if needed. On the night, everything looks effortless.

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