Jasmin Wölke hosts client events in Stuttgart in English and German: customer days, partner evenings and product presentations. She lives in Ludwigsburg, right outside the city, and spent more than ten years in international sales and marketing at Bosch, most recently as a director.
Museums, halls and an audience that reads engineering
Stuttgart invites clients to places where technology becomes a story. The Mercedes-Benz Museum and the Porsche Museum give a client evening a setting that speaks for itself, the Wagenhallen and Im Wizemann add industrial character, and the Carl Benz Arena takes larger guest lists. These venues suit hosts from mechanical engineering and automotive because the guests understand the language of the building. That gives the host on stage a clear job: use the setting without letting the evening turn into a factory tour, and keep your own content in front.
The trade fair calendar works for your guest list
AMB brings the metalworking industry to Stuttgart, R+T gathers the roller shutter, door and sun protection sector; both fairs run in cycles rather than every year. The exhibition grounds sit directly at the airport, so international clients land and are in the hall ten minutes later. A customer day or partner evening during a fair week saves many guests a separate trip, but it demands venues booked early, because the region fills up in those days. Inviting outside the fair weeks buys you free choice of dates and calmer houses in return.
A programme for clients who do the maths
Client lists in this region come from mechanical engineering, automotive and electrical engineering, a world of hidden champions that asks precise questions and spots empty show instantly. Jasmin therefore builds client formats around substance: one live demo with a rehearsed sequence and a plan B, a customer project told as a conversation instead of a slide deck, awards for long-standing partners with a stated reason. The benchmark is the Bosch Power Tools Innovation Day, a company reference with live demos and Q&A in front of more than 200 guests. She keeps every segment on time, so your sales team is not holding a microphone but sitting with its customers.
Home ground: short distances, fast scheduling
Ludwigsburg is fifteen minutes from central Stuttgart by S-Bahn. For you that means a briefing and venue walkthrough in person rather than on video, no hotel costs, and short-notice dates when the calendar allows. Jasmin hosts in English, in German or switching between both; the language plan is agreed in the briefing. Send date, venue and occasion through the contact form and you will receive a written quote after the briefing. The format itself is explained on client event hosting, stage slots at the fair are covered by the trade fair presenter Stuttgart, and the Stuttgart city page has more on the location.