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Keynotes in Dortmund: impulses that survive everyday work

Jasmin Wölke gives keynotes in Dortmund, in German and English: on leadership, transformation and the use of AI in everyday work. Her examples come from her own corporate years at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen, not from borrowed slides.

Jasmin Wölke gives keynotes in Dortmund, in German and English: on leadership, transformation and the use of AI in everyday work. Her examples come from her own corporate years at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen, not from borrowed slides.

An audience between policy files and pipelines

The people in Dortmund's event rooms are living through real change at work. In insurance administration, software is taking over steps that used to be manual case handling. Developer teams debate what AI changes in their own code and what it does not. Logistics optimises chains no customer ever sees. This audience does not need a vision of the future of work, it sits in the middle of it. So Jasmin opens with situations instead of theses: how decisions really get made in large organisations, and where projects get stuck between departments and the board. Someone who has lived through this tells it differently.

Occasions and venues in Dortmund

Typical stages are the annual kick-off in the Goldsaal of the Westfalenhallen, a leadership day in a conference hotel, or a strategy day at Phoenix lake. An evening impulse at Dortmunder U works too, if length and tone fit. Jasmin adjusts the altitude to the occasion: 20 minutes as an opener before a discussion, 45 minutes as the centrepiece of the morning. Every keynote is built fresh after the briefing, using the company's own terms and tensions. At the Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with more than 600 participants and over 20 speakers, she was part of the programme herself.

Impulse and thread from one person

Many organisers book the keynote together with the moderation of the day. There is a substantive reason: the morning impulse stays present because the same voice brings the afternoon discussion back to it. The keynote turns into questions for panels and working sessions instead of fading away. The article keynote or moderation explains which format fits which moment.

Request your keynote in Dortmund

Send the occasion, the audience and your preferred topic through the contact form. After the briefing you receive an outline for approval and an offer with a fixed price. For morning slots, Jasmin travels the day before. The hub page keynote speaker has more on the format, and the Dortmund city page lists all formats in the city.

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Frequently asked questions

What topics does she speak about?
Leadership through transformation, collaboration between departments, and AI in everyday work. Always with examples from her own corporate practice instead of trend slides.
Does a keynote fit a town hall or staff assembly?
Yes, especially there. An external impulse of 15 to 20 minutes opens the conversation before internal topics take the stage.
Does she work with slides?
Sparingly. The keynote carries through stories and clear statements; slides only show what words cannot, such as an image or a number.
How much lead time does a keynote need?
A few weeks are ideal: briefing, outline, approval, fine-tuning. For short-notice dates, Jasmin says honestly what can be done seriously in the time available.
Does she also speak in English?
Yes, fully in English or bilingually for mixed rooms. The examples stay the same, the language follows the audience.
What does a keynote in Dortmund cost?
That depends on scope, preparation and whether it is combined with moderation. After the briefing you receive a written offer with a fixed price.

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