Jasmin Wölke hosts trade fair appearances and in-house exhibitions for companies from Duisburg, in English and German. The exhibition grounds of Düsseldorf and Essen are roughly 20 to 30 minutes away; customer days take place in Duisburg itself.
Exhibiting without a fairground of your own
Duisburg has no large exhibition centre of its own. Companies from the city exhibit in Düsseldorf or Essen, in halls where hundreds of booths compete for the same attention. That is where an appearance either wins visitors or merely occupies floor space. Jasmin gives the booth a voice: fixed programme slots instead of random encounters, short interviews with your own experts, product demos with a clear beginning and end. Visitors stop when something is happening up front that they can grasp in three minutes. For logistics firms, traders and steel processors from Duisburg this means the terminology is right, and the handover from listener to a sales conversation is planned rather than left to chance.
A booth programme that sells
A fair day moves in waves: crowded aisles in the morning, a lull after lunch, trade visitors in the afternoon. Jasmin places the slots on those waves and keeps them punctual, so the sales team can schedule meetings around them. At the Bosch Power Tools Innovation Day, a corporate reference, she presented six product launches in a single day: each novelty with its own introduction, its own build-up and a clean handover to the booth team. She brings that dramaturgy to every appearance, from a ten square metre booth to a special exhibition area. International visitors she takes along in English without losing the German thread; for supply chains that run through the port, that is the standard case rather than a special request.
In-house exhibitions and customer days in Duisburg
Many Duisburg companies prefer to bring customers to their own premises: to their own hall, to the Mercatorhalle or to the Landschaftspark with its industrial backdrop. An in-house exhibition needs the same structure as a booth, only larger: welcome, a guided tour with stations, expert talks, moderated Q&A. Jasmin carries the day, keeps the stations on schedule and makes sure guests leave knowing what to remember. What booth presenting achieves in general is covered by the hub page trade fair host; programme ideas are collected in booth programme ideas. All pages for the city are gathered on the Duisburg city page.
Enquire about your trade fair appearance
Send the fair or venue, the date and the goal of your appearance via the contact form. You will receive a quick assessment and, after the briefing, a written offer with a fixed fee.