Jasmin Wölke moderates summits in Hamburg in English and German: closed rounds where decision makers from port, trade and industry work on shared questions. At the Bosch Global Sales Summit she carried both languages across three days, in front of more than 500 guests from 40 countries.
Venues for a demanding circle
The Chamber of Commerce gives an executive round the classic frame of Hanseatic business, right in the city centre. The Hotel Atlantic Kempinski stands for representation and offers rooms away from the programme where two guests can continue a conversation undisturbed. Kampnagel suits rounds that deliberately step away from the conference hotel feel. For a closing evening with symbolic weight there is the Elbphilharmonie. What matters more than the name on the invitation is the floor plan: a stage close to the tables, quiet corners for one on one conversations and technology that lasts through a dense day. Jasmin walks through exactly these points in the briefing, with you and with the venue.
Decision makers from port, trade and energy
Hamburg summits gather what shapes the city's economy: the maritime industry around Germany's largest seaport with names like Hapag-Lloyd and HHLA, wind energy, aviation with Airbus in Finkenwerder and Lufthansa Technik, plus trade and consumer goods with Otto Group, Tchibo and Beiersdorf. The agenda tends to cover supply chains, energy and the question of how digitalisation shifts entire business models. The audience is Hanseatic in character: discreet, international in its dealings and unimpressed by show. A summit benefits from exactly that, because a curated round runs on substance and trust. When SMM or WindEnergy is on, the industry is in town anyway; both fairs run in cycles, so the calendar is worth a look.
Leading without an agenda of her own
Summit guests lead organisations every day of their lives. Jasmin therefore takes the role of host on your behalf: she clarifies the goal of the day with you in advance, talks to speakers about theses rather than slide decks and balances speaking time so that no single voice takes over the table. She follows up when an answer drifts into the noncommittal, and she protects the breaks, because that is where the real agreements are made. Confidentiality is a working principle, with a signed agreement on request. The Bosch Global Sales Summit is a corporate reference, not a Hamburg event; it shows that she carries three day, bilingual programmes in front of an international audience. For smaller circles without a stage there is the page on roundtable moderation.
Travel and booking
From Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart, Jasmin reaches Hamburg in around 75 minutes by plane; for early starts she arrives the evening before. Travel and accommodation appear as separate items in the quote. Send the date, the circle of participants and the occasion through the contact form; a briefing and a written quote follow. The format itself is explained on the summit moderation page, and there is more about the city on the Hamburg city page.