Jasmin Wölke moderates events in Ludwigsburg in English and German, switching according to plan or staying in one language throughout. The conference moderator lives in the city and brings both languages from more than ten years of corporate practice.
English arrives here with the world market
The companies of the district stopped selling only regionally a long time ago. The filtration specialist headquartered in the city supplies markets on every continent, the IT and management consultancy from the Porsche sphere works with manufacturers around the globe, and the ignition and automotive technology firms develop for international platforms. On top of that, the film academy attracts talent from many countries. So at a client day in the production hall, guests from overseas sit next to fitters from the plant; at a townhall, the engineer who thinks in English sits next to the colleague from the branch who expects German. A monolingual moderation always loses one half of that room.
A language plan instead of good intentions
In the briefing Jasmin defines which part of the programme runs in which language and what she summarises briefly in the other. English talks get German bridges, German Q&A rounds get the core question repeated in English. She collects the technical terms in advance, from injection technology to post-production vocabulary, so that both sit correctly on stage. The foundation is over ten years of corporate work in both languages at Bosch, SAP and Volkswagen. She guided the Bosch Global Sales Summit, a corporate reference with over 500 participants from 40 countries, through a fully international programme. How the switching works in detail is shown in the guide how bilingual moderation works.
International guests, zero travel logistics
For international formats the city has the setting: the Forum am Schlosspark for conferences, the Musikhalle for festive evenings, the Scala for smaller stage formats, plus the companies' own meeting centres and production halls. Jasmin lives here: the technical check the evening before, the morning slot with guests from another time zone or a late dinner with a delegation all work without a hotel or a journey. The format is described on the English moderator hub; all pages for the city are collected on the Ludwigsburg city page.
Enquire about your bilingual event in Ludwigsburg
Send the format, date, venue and the expected language mix through the contact form. You will receive a quick assessment and, after the briefing, a written offer with a fixed fee.