Jasmin Wölke moderates panel discussions in Augsburg, in German and English. She prepares every panel on substance and leads it so prepared positions turn into a real conversation.
Where research and production meet
Augsburg puts an unusual mix on its stages. In the innovation park, institutes of DLR and Fraunhofer research production technology. The university and the technical university of applied sciences add studies and young talent, while the region's industry builds robots, drive systems and aircraft structures. When these worlds share a stage, time horizons collide: the professor thinks in research years, the production manager in cycle times, politics in legislative periods. A good moderator uses this tension instead of smoothing it over. Jasmin asks the question that touches both sides and lets the answers rub against each other until something new appears.
Questions that start a conversation
Before each panel, Jasmin speaks with every guest individually. She is not looking for the agreed common line but for the spots where the guests genuinely differ. From these fault lines she builds her questions: concrete, pointed, free of jargon. On stage, you can hear the difference. Instead of five opening statements there is one first question that cuts straight into the topic. At the International Business Summit, a corporate reference with more than 400 participants and 15 sessions, she led panels with very different guests. Examples of strong openers are collected in questions for a panel discussion.
From the stage into the room
In Augsburg, the audience often mirrors the stage: students next to managing directors, engineers next to administrators. Jasmin brings the room into the conversation early, with a quick show of hands or a well-placed first audience question. She rephrases questions from the floor so everyone understands them, and she protects the panel from lectures disguised as questions. With international audiences she switches between German and English without losing pace.
Plan your panel in Augsburg
Describe topic, guest list and setting through the contact form. Whether Kongress am Park, a lecture hall or a company stage: Jasmin matches format and length to occasion and audience. After the briefing you receive a fixed-fee offer. The format is explained on the hub page panel discussion moderator; all pages about the city are on the Augsburg city page.