Jasmin Wölke gives keynotes in Wiesbaden on leadership, transformation and artificial intelligence in everyday work. Her examples come from more than ten years in leadership roles at Bosch, SAP and within the Volkswagen Group, delivered in English or German.
An audience that wants evidence
Speaking to leaders in Wiesbaden means speaking to insurance, finance and public administration. This audience works in audited processes, thinks in risks and sees through motivational rhetoric in minutes. A keynote wins this room with substance, not enthusiasm: what a leader has actually been through, what worked, what did not, and what follows for the people listening. That is how Jasmin builds her talks. She speaks from her own responsibility inside corporate structures, which are far closer to regulated organisations than any startup anecdote: committee paths, conflicting targets, change against inertia.
Topics that fit the city
Three themes get requested most by organisers in Wiesbaden. Leadership through change: how teams keep their bearings when structures shift. Transformation in regulated industries: why change works differently where every step must be documented. Artificial intelligence at work: what leaders need to decide before the tools decide for them. Every talk is tailored in the briefing to your organisation and occasion, from the annual kick-off to the leadership conference to the association convention at the Kurhaus or the RheinMain CongressCenter.
Keynote and moderation from one person
Often the day needs both: a talk that sets the theme and a moderator who carries it through the programme. Jasmin takes both roles on the same day. After the keynote she hosts the panel, the Q&A or the workshop, and the threads connect instead of running side by side. She has done this in front of large audiences, among others at the Digital Transformation Conference with over 600 participants, a corporate reference. For English-speaking or mixed rooms she delivers the keynote in English or switches between both languages in a managed way.
Date and logistics
Wiesbaden is about two hours from Ludwigsburg. For a morning slot Jasmin arrives the day before; afternoon and evening slots work within the day. Send the occasion, date and preferred topic through the contact form; a briefing call and a written offer follow. Whether a keynote or a moderation serves you better is explained on keynote or moderation. The format lives on the keynote speaker hub, and all pages for the city are on the Wiesbaden city page.