Jasmin Wölke delivers keynotes in Bochum on leadership, transformation and AI in everyday work, in German and English. What she talks about she has lived herself: more than ten years in development and sales at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen, between business units, projects and board rooms.
An audience that knows change first hand
On Mark 51°7, companies now run research where cars once rolled off the line. The housing sector is digitising its portfolios and service processes, the energy industry is rebuilding its business, and the IT security scene keeps growing in the middle of the city. An audience in Bochum therefore listens to talks about change differently: it tests every claim against its own workplace. So Jasmin does not open with slogans. She opens with situations this audience recognises: how decisions actually get made in large organisations, why good projects get stuck between departments, and what leadership carries when the plan changes. She treats AI where it changes work concretely, in service, planning and administration, not as science fiction painting.
From the annual kick off to the evening impulse
Typical occasions in Bochum: the annual kick off at the RuhrCongress, the leadership conference in a conference hotel, the strategy day on the company's own premises, or an evening format at the Zeche Bochum. Every stage demands its own length and tone, from a compact 20 minute opener to a 45 minute centrepiece. Jasmin develops each keynote from scratch after the briefing, using the projects, terms and friction points of the company. At the Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with over 600 participants and more than 20 speakers, she was on the programme as a speaker herself, so she knows how an impulse has to land inside a dense agenda.
One voice for impulse and programme
Many organisers combine the keynote with hosting the full day. The benefit is the common thread: the terms from the impulse reappear in panels and working sessions, and the same voice leads every discussion back to them. Organisationally it stays simple: one briefing, one contract, one contact person. Whether your day needs an impulse or continuous moderation is sorted out in Keynote or moderation. More about the format is on the hub Keynote speaker, and all Bochum pages are collected on the Bochum city page.
Enquire about your keynote in Bochum
Send the occasion, audience and preferred topic via the contact form. After the briefing you receive an outline for approval and an offer with a fixed fee. Bochum is around 400 kilometres from Ludwigsburg; for morning slots Jasmin arrives the day before.