Jasmin Wölke hosts trade fair appearances in Stuttgart in German and English: booth programmes, product demonstrations and stage talks. She lives in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart, so for exhibitors at Messe Stuttgart she is the host without travel costs and with short distances.
Messe Stuttgart: trade visitors right at the airport
The Stuttgart exhibition grounds sit directly at the airport, with the ICS International Congress Center next door. Trade fairs like AMB for metalworking and R+T for shutters, doors and sun protection run here, plus CMT in January as a large public fair for tourism and leisure. The trade audience comes from mechanical engineering and automotive, the industries this region is built on with Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Bosch and world market leaders like Trumpf or Stihl.
This audience asks questions in depth. A booth programme that only creates atmosphere fades quickly; one that explains products cleanly and brings visitors into conversation with your experts fills your sales team's calendar.
The home advantage: short distances, fast alignment
Because Jasmin lives locally, the collaboration changes noticeably. The preparation meeting can happen in person instead of only by video. On set-up day she drops by the booth without effort, checks stage, sound and walking paths, and on fair morning she is there before the first visitors. Accommodation and travel disappear as costs, and if a slot shifts, she is flexible.
Explaining technology, not just announcing it
Jasmin spent more than ten years at Bosch in international sales and marketing, the group headquartered just outside Stuttgart. She knows what a booth is measured by: conversations, contacts and appointments. At the Innovation Day of Bosch Power Tools she presented six new products in one day to more than 200 guests, each with a live demonstration and a Q&A with the development team. That is a corporate reference, not a Stuttgart fair appearance, but it is exactly the craft of a fair stage. For international trade visitors she repeats key messages in English. More in the references.
How to secure your booth programme
Send the fair, your stand number and planned programme times through the contact form; a briefing and a written offer follow. More about the city is on the Stuttgart city page, and the page trade fair host explains the format.