Jasmin Wölke delivers keynotes in Vienna, in English and in German. Her topics: AI in everyday work, leading through change and transformation, told from more than ten years of her own responsibility inside large corporations.
A room that represents markets, not departments
Vienna hosts headquarters that steer far beyond the city. Banks and insurers run their companies across Central and Eastern Europe from here, industry and energy set the pace for whole regions, and around the UN complex international organisations work in English every day. At a leadership day or annual kick-off, the room is therefore rarely filled with Viennese only: country heads, managers from the subsidiaries and guests from abroad sit side by side. A keynote that serves a single home perspective loses this audience within minutes. What carries is a talk that tests the same thesis in several realities at once: what does a language model mean for the branch in Styria, for the service team in a neighbouring country and for the board at headquarters?
Topics from her own responsibility, not from reading
Jasmin speaks about AI in everyday work, about leadership during change and about transformation that lasts longer than the townhall where it was announced. Her material comes from more than ten years at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen: programmes she carried herself, including everything that got stuck along the way. Before the talk comes a briefing on audience, prior knowledge and sore points. The result is a speech that draws its examples from the listeners' world instead of the press kit. English is no special request in Vienna: full keynotes in English, or a planned switch within the talk, are the rule for international management audiences, not the exception.
Impulse and moderation from one source
The Digital Transformation Conference, a corporate reference with over 600 participants and 20 speakers, ran as a complete programme across Jasmin's stage. That perspective shapes her own talks: she builds the keynote as a building block of the dramaturgy, one that gives momentum to the next item, never as a foreign body next to the agenda. Many organisers therefore book both together, the impulse at the start and the guidance through the rest of the day. Which role fits when is sorted out in the article keynote or moderation?. More on her speaking profile is in the hub keynote speaker; all engagements in the city are collected on the page moderator Vienna.
Enquire about your keynote in Vienna
Use the contact form to describe the occasion, the audience and the language the talk should run in. Jasmin will tell you honestly whether your preferred topic carries in that room. After the briefing you receive a written offer with a fixed fee including travel costs.