Jasmin Wölke delivers keynotes in Augsburg on leadership, transformation and AI in everyday work, in German and English. After more than ten years of leadership and project responsibility at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen, she speaks about changes she carried herself, not about other people's case studies.
A room full of practitioners
Augsburg is a production city. At a leadership conference or a kick-off event, plant managers sit next to developers, foremen next to sales people, joined by researchers from the university, the technical university and the Innovationspark. This audience has not learned about transformation programmes from brochures; it has lived through them on its own production lines. It hears immediately whether someone is talking about change or has actually carried it through. That is why Jasmin tells her stories from the inside: how a corporate project started slipping, which decision turned it around, what it cost the team along the way. This way of speaking also reaches the rows that cross their arms at the first sign of motivational rhetoric.
Topics between shop floor and development
Her focus areas fit the city: leadership through change, collaboration between production and development, AI and automation beyond the buzzwords. On AI in particular, her Augsburg audiences often know robotics and automation professionally. Instead of grand visions she brings everyday scenes: where a tool genuinely saves time, where it costs trust, how leaders shape the first steps. Before every date, the briefing clarifies who is in the room and which question is currently occupying the company. From that she builds a dedicated version for this one morning or evening, with examples that match the industry.
Impulse and moderation from one person
Many organisers combine both: the keynote as the opening, then the moderation through the programme and the discussion. The dramaturgy stays in one hand, and the questions the talk opens get answered during the day instead of forgotten. At the Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with more than 600 participants and 20 speakers, Jasmin carried exactly this double role. Whether your occasion needs the impulse, the moderation or both is sorted out in keynote or moderation.
Planning your keynote in Augsburg
Whether it is a leadership conference at the Kongress am Park, a corporate format at the Messe Augsburg or an impulse right on the shop floor: send the occasion, date and topic through the contact form. Augsburg is close for Jasmin, about two hours on the A8, so morning events are feasible. The format is explained in the hub keynote speaker, and all pages about the city are collected on the Augsburg city page.