Jasmin Wölke moderates events in Dortmund in German and English: conferences, congresses, corporate events and galas. The conference moderator brings more than ten years of leadership experience from Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen and works across all of Westphalia.
Insurance, IT and logistics in one city
Dortmund has its own profile within the Ruhr region. Signal Iduna, Continentale and Volkswohl Bund make it an insurance hub, adesso and Materna stand for software, and the Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics drives research. Add Wilo, KHS and Amprion, the technology park next to the university and the offices around Lake Phoenix. Anyone planning a conference, a town hall or a leadership day here will have claims experts, developers and sales people in the same room. Jasmin knows this audience from her own corporate years. She talks to actuaries as confidently as to software teams, because she understands technical language instead of just reading it out.
From the Westfalenhallen to Kokerei Hansa
For congresses and large formats, the Westfalenhallen offer exhibition halls and a congress centre, with the Goldsaal hosting conferences and award ceremonies. The Konzerthaus gives festive evenings a classical setting. And then there is industrial heritage: the Dortmunder U with its event floors in the former Union brewery, the Zeche Zollern colliery, the Kokerei Hansa coking plant. Rooms like these make an event memorable, but they demand experience with sound, distances and staging. At the International Business Summit, a corporate reference, Jasmin moderated two days with more than 400 participants and 15 sessions; she brings that routine to any venue.
German, English or both
Software companies and logistics research work internationally, and many Dortmund audiences include English speakers. Jasmin moderates entirely in English or switches between both languages in a structured way. At the Bosch Global Sales Summit she hosted three days bilingually, with more than 500 participants from 40 countries. The briefing defines which parts of the programme need which language.
At home in the eastern Ruhr region
From Dortmund, half the region is within easy reach: Bochum, Essen and Duisburg are close, and the Sauerland and Münster belong to the catchment area too. From Ludwigsburg, Jasmin travels by ICE train in around three and a half to four hours, often on a direct connection. For morning events and rehearsals she arrives the day before, so the technical check runs without any rush.
Enquiries for your date in Dortmund
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