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Trade fair moderator for your presence in Dresden

Jasmin Wölke moderates trade fair appearances and stand programmes in Dresden, in English and German. She draws trade visitors to the stand and runs product presentations, talks and interviews in the rhythm of the fair day.

Jasmin Wölke moderates trade fair appearances and stand programmes in Dresden, in English and German. She draws trade visitors to the stand and runs product presentations, talks and interviews in the rhythm of the fair day.

A fair in Dresden often means congress plus exhibition

Dresden is not a trade fair city like Düsseldorf or Cologne, and that changes the task. Messe Dresden in the Ostragehege carries trade and public formats, and many industry gatherings run as congresses with an accompanying exhibition, for example at the International Congress Center on the Elbe. The audience is smaller than at a world-leading fair, but more focused: whoever comes to the stand here has a concrete question. A stand programme therefore does not have to be loud, it has to land. Short slots with substance beat any permanent sound loop, because a trade audience stays as soon as it learns something.

What a stand programme has to deliver

Jasmin plans repeatable building blocks with the exhibitor: a product presentation, a customer conversation on the stage, a short Q&A. Every slot has a clear benefit for the listeners and ends with a reason to stay at the stand. Between the slots she approaches visitors and hands conversations over to the stand team, so listeners become contacts. How she presents products on stage is shown by the Bosch Power Tools Innovation Day, a product presentation for a trade audience. A corporate reference of her client, not a Dresden date, but the same craft: explaining technology without boring anyone.

Semiconductors, research, an international audience

Silicon Saxony brings international guests to the city: specialists and partners of Infineon, GlobalFoundries and Bosch, plus research from TU Dresden and the Fraunhofer institutes. Stand conversations then run in English or switching between languages, and Jasmin clarifies the technical vocabulary with the product owners in advance. For the language question the page moderation in English helps.

Booking your trade fair presence

Send the fair, the date and the stand concept through the contact form. The briefing produces slots, stage scripts and the handover routine with the stand team. The format at a glance is on the page trade fair moderator, more about the city on Moderatorin Dresden.

Request a date

Is your date still available?

Send the date, the venue and the type of event. You will get an answer within one working day.

Frequently asked questions

Our stand is small. Is a moderator still worth it?
Yes, especially then. Without a big stage the approach decides: Jasmin brings visitors into conversation and hands over to your team. A small stand with a programme beats a large one where nothing happens.
How many slots per fair day make sense?
Usually four to six short slots of ten to fifteen minutes, at fixed times. That leaves room for conversations in between and gives the stand team a rhythm it can plan around.
Can she present our product in a technically correct way?
Yes. Before the fair she works her way into the product and its vocabulary and rehearses the presentation with your experts. More than ten years of corporate practice in technical industries are the basis for that.
Does the stand programme also work in English?
Yes, entirely or switching between languages. International trade visitors get the conversation in their language, the stand team gets the handover in German. The language plan is fixed before the fair.
Will she also host the evening after the fair day?
Yes. Many exhibitors invite customers in the evening, from dinner to reception. The moderator then already knows the product and the guests, which makes the evening feel rounder.

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