Jasmin Wölke delivers keynotes in Graz on AI in everyday work, leadership through change and transformation that happens while the business keeps running. She speaks in English or German, drawing on more than ten years of personal responsibility at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen.
An audience that checks your math
Few cities put as much technical expertise into an audience as Graz. At the annual kickoff of an engineering services firm, the leadership conference of a plant construction company or an industry evening around the Green Tech Valley, the people listening develop powertrains, run test benches and commission equipment around the world. For this audience, the transformation of mobility is not a presentation topic. It is their own order book. And AI is not a distant future here. It already sits inside simulation, testing technology and engineering tools. A speaker who works with buzzwords loses this room by the second sentence. A keynote in front of a Graz audience has to test its claims exactly where these people work: on the project, at the test bench, on the question of which competence will still carry a career in five years.
Lived transformation instead of borrowed slides
Jasmin does not retell what others have written about change. She carried corporate transformation programs herself and knows where they grind: middle managers caught between target picture and daily business, tools rolled out before they were ready, teams that have three reorganizations behind them. Before she steps on stage, a briefing clarifies who is listening, what the company is wrestling with right now and which phrases have been worn out internally. The result is a talk whose examples come from the audience's own world, pointed, honest and free of salvation promises. For international engineering organizations she delivers the keynote entirely in English, which in Graz is often the natural choice rather than the exception.
From impulse to discussion
A good keynote does not end with the applause. It gives the rest of the program a direction. Jasmin hosted the Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with more than 600 participants and 20 speakers, as the overall program lead, so she designs every talk from the dramaturgy of the full day. In Graz both can come from one person: the impulse in the morning and the facilitation of panels and Q&A afterwards, with no friction between two roles. The article keynote or moderation? helps you decide which role your event needs. Her speaking profile is on the hub page keynote speaker, and all local engagements are collected on moderator in Graz.
Booking a keynote in Graz
Describe your occasion, audience and preferred topic via the contact form. Jasmin will tell you honestly whether her profile fits your program. After the briefing you receive a written offer with a fixed fee, with travel to Graz listed as a separate item.