Jasmin Wölke appears as a keynote speaker on leadership, communication, transformation and collaboration in technological environments, in English and German. Her content comes from more than ten years of leadership practice at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen, most recently as a director leading a team of 100 across Europe and the Middle East.
Topics she speaks about
Four fields, all rooted in her own practice: leadership, communication, transformation and collaboration in technological environments. Behind them stand concrete experiences from sales, digitisation, HR and executive communication in international corporations. If you book a keynote on leading distributed teams, you hear from someone who has led one. If you need an impulse on transformation, you get examples from projects Jasmin was responsible for herself.
There is no off-the-shelf keynote. Topic, examples and tone are tailored in the briefing to your industry, your audience and your occasion: a leadership conference, a kick-off, a summit or an internal event.
Where the content comes from
Jasmin spent more than ten years in international corporations. At Robert Bosch she most recently led a team of 100 across Europe and the Middle East as a director, responsible for strategy, market development and operational execution. Earlier stations took her to SAP and the Volkswagen Group. She also holds a Master of Science and an MBA from Steinbeis School of International Business. Her full career is documented in the curriculum.
For your audience this means: no textbook slides, but statements that grew out of corporate reality and stand up to questions from the room.
A speaker with stage routine
Jasmin has stood on conference stages for years as a moderator, with more than 500 hosted events. She has guided summits with over 500 participants from 40 countries and moderated the SAP Tech Leadership Forum entirely in English for two days. These references are moderations, not keynotes, and that is exactly the point: from hundreds of events she knows when a room is listening, when it tires and how to win it back. Her keynote is therefore not a lecture read from paper, but a programme item that carries. The projects are listed under references, more about her on the about page.
Keynote in English or German
Both languages work, also mixed: keynote in English, Q&A in German, or the other way round. Jasmin's English comes from everyday corporate work with colleagues on several continents, not from a language course. For fully English or bilingual events, see the page English-speaking moderator.
Keynote and moderation from one person
Many organisers book both together: the opening impulse and the moderation of the day. That saves coordination, one briefing covers both roles, and the keynote interlocks cleanly with the programme. How Jasmin hosts entire conferences and conventions has its own page, as does her profile as an event moderator for galas, conferences and corporate events.
Process and booking
After your enquiry, a briefing clarifies occasion, audience and core message. Then follow topic alignment, preparation and, if desired, coordination with stage direction and technology on the event day. How a booking works in general is described on book a moderator, the moderation packages on the services page. Jasmin works throughout Germany and internationally, based in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart.