Jasmin Wölke delivers keynotes in Basel, in English or in German. Her topics: AI in everyday work, leadership under pressure to change, and transformation that has to hold up next to daily operations, told from more than ten years of her own corporate responsibility at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen.
A room that checks its sources
In Basel, the people in front of the stage work with evidence for a living. The life sciences shape the city, Novartis and Roche are headquartered here, and the University of Basel supplies the research around them. At an annual kick-off or a leadership meeting, researchers, regulatory specialists, production and administration all listen at once, joined by colleagues who commute in daily from Baden and Alsace, because workforces at the Rhine knee span three countries. This audience accepts no claim it cannot verify. A keynote works here like a good paper: thesis, evidence, consequence. That is exactly how Jasmin builds her talks, with examples from real programmes instead of slide pathos.
AI between the lab and the release
Few locations experience the double speed of AI as clearly as Basel. In research, data-driven tools have long been part of daily work. In development and production, by contrast, every new step passes qualification and release, because the industry is regulated. The city's second pillar knows both speeds as well: at the Swiss Rhine ports, the digitalisation of supply chains meets processes that have been settled for decades. Jasmin knows this tension from her own responsibility inside corporate structures and translates it into leadership questions the room takes home. Which work changes first? Who decides when the tool is faster than the process? And what does leadership say to the people whose routines are being rebuilt right now?
The impulse as an opening, not an interlude
Jasmin hosted the Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with more than 600 participants and 20 speakers, as a complete programme. So she plans a keynote in Basel from the whole day backwards: the impulse in the morning, in the auditorium on your own campus, at the Congress Center on the exhibition grounds or at a festive occasion in the Stadtcasino, followed on request by a panel and Q&A hosted by the same person. For research units where English is the working language she delivers the talk entirely in English; the planned switch between languages is described on moderation in English. Her speaking profile is on the keynote speaker hub, all engagements in the city on the Basel city page.
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