Jasmin Wölke facilitates workshops and offsites in Augsburg, in German and English. She guides teams through the day as a neutral host and makes sure it ends with decisions, not just well-decorated walls.
Between production halls and the innovation park
Augsburg combines production engineering with research. The innovation park hosts institutes of DLR and Fraunhofer, alongside the university and the technical university of applied sciences. Inside the region's companies, perspectives meet that rarely speak the same language: manufacturing thinks in cycle times, engineering in variants, administration in budgets. Good workshops start exactly there. Jasmin translates between these levels, draws quiet experts into the conversation and gently slows down the frequent talkers. Rooms are easy to find, from conference hotels to Kongress am Park to your own meeting room. What decides the day is not the room but its dramaturgy.
A workshop needs an outcome, not minutes
Many offsites end with full flipcharts and empty hands. Jasmin reverses the order: before the date, she clarifies with you which decisions must stand at the end. From that, she builds the agenda, with working phases, sharpening moments and a fixed block for commitments. Who does what by when is on the wall at the end, not in a follow-up email. At the SAP Tech Leadership Forum, a corporate reference with leaders from several countries, she saw how much faster groups decide when someone neutral holds the process and leaves the content with the team.
Neutrality is half the value
When the boss facilitates, the room debates with the handbrake on. Few people enjoy contradicting the person who will later judge the outcome. An external facilitator solves this structurally: Jasmin holds no stake in the result, so she can probe, sharpen and surface conflict without it turning political. The leader gains something valuable too: a seat in the discussion instead of a job managing the process. When this step pays off is covered in when does an external facilitator make sense?.
Plan your workshop in Augsburg
Describe the occasion, the group and the outcome you need through the contact form. Augsburg is about two hours from Ludwigsburg; for early starts, Jasmin arrives the evening before. After the briefing you receive a proposed agenda and a fixed-fee offer. The format overview lives on the hub page workshop facilitation, and all pages about the city on the Augsburg city page.