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Trade fair presenting in Zurich: from the booth in Oerlikon to the client day

Jasmin Wölke presents trade fair appearances, in-house shows and client days in Zurich, in English and in standard German. The presenter comes from Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart and arrives by direct train.

Jasmin Wölke presents trade fair appearances, in-house shows and client days in Zurich, in English and in standard German. The presenter comes from Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart and arrives by direct train.

Oerlikon and your own floor

With Messe Zürich in Oerlikon, the city has an established home for trade and public formats. Alongside it, a second route has taken hold: the company's own event. Banks and insurers invite clients to a client day, technology firms host a technology day, manufacturers run an in-house show. The floor can be the company's own space, StageOne in Oerlikon or The Circle at the airport when guests fly in from several countries. For the presenter this changes little in the craft and a lot in the audience. On a booth, walking routes and seconds decide whether someone stops. At a client day, invited guests sit with appointments and clear expectations. Jasmin plans the two situations differently: short, repeatable programme slots for the fair floor, and a dense day of conversations and demonstrations for the company's own format.

Products that need explaining need guidance

What gets shown in Zurich can rarely be picked up and held. Software, platforms, financial solutions, services: the benefit sits in a process, not in a casing. That is exactly what a presenter is there to translate. Before the date, Jasmin agrees with product management and sales which three statements should stick and what runs live. On stage she guides through the demonstration, asks the questions visitors are thinking and turns technical language into tangible benefit. She hands interested guests over by name to the right contact so a conversation becomes an appointment. That she keeps full days on schedule is shown by the Bosch Power Tools Innovation Day, a corporate reference with six product launches in a single day. In Zurich the language question comes on top: the audience is international and English is the working language in many companies. Individual slots or the entire programme therefore run in English, as planned.

Preparation that carries the day

For morning formats Jasmin arrives the day before, and the technical check on the floor is a fixed part of the plan. Which building blocks fill a booth is covered in programme ideas for the trade fair booth. The format itself is described in the trade fair hub, and all assignments in the city are bundled on the Zurich city page.

Enquire about your appearance in Zurich

Send the format, date, floor and goal through the contact form. You will receive a quick assessment and, after the briefing, a written offer with a fixed fee, travel costs to Zurich listed separately.

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

Does she also host in-house shows and technology days?
Yes. In Zurich especially, a company's own format is often stronger than a classic booth. The running order and the presenting are tailored to an invited audience.
Does a live software demo work on stage?
Yes, with preparation. The briefing fixes what runs live and where a recording steps in, so the slot holds up even if the technology does not.
Does she take over English slots for international visitors?
Yes. Individual slots or the whole day can run in English. The switch is agreed in advance and announced clearly on the floor.
How does the coordination before the fair day work?
In a briefing with product management and sales: key statements, demonstrations, booth team and handover points are agreed. On the day itself a short check is enough.
How quickly can she be booked for Zurich?
The train from Stuttgart runs to Zurich without a change, so short notice often works. An enquiry with date and format settles availability fast.
Do the offer and the invoice come from Switzerland?
No, offer and invoice come from Germany. The offer names a fixed fee, with travel costs to Zurich as a separate item. Details are settled in the briefing.

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