Dr. Ines Marbach

There are moderators who read up on a topic. And there is Dr. Ines Marbach, who has researched it. As a moderator with a doctorate in environmental science, she brings a depth of subject knowledge that is rare in the field – and that is exactly what makes the difference: she talks to experts as equals, spots contradictions before they are voiced, and asks the questions others don’t dare to.

But substance alone doesn’t fill a stage. What truly sets Dr. Ines Marbach apart is her rare ability to turn complex content into genuine experience. She loves the stage – and it shows. With humour, timing and an unerring sense of dramatic arc, she turns expert congresses, ceremonies and panel discussions into moments the audience still remembers weeks later. Infotainment in the best sense: substantiated, yet never dry; entertaining, without losing depth.

This combination has made her one of Germany’s most sought-after moderators. Her range of topics is deliberately broad: she has repeatedly hosted the opening of the Hannover Messe, one of the world’s most important industrial platforms, and is equally at home on the stages of cosmetics companies, car manufacturers and firms from the heating and sanitation sector as with energy groups, industry associations and socio-political forums – and many more. Whether an expert congress, a company anniversary, a ceremony or a panel with leading figures from politics, society and business: wherever complex content needs to be conveyed clearly, credibly and compellingly, Dr. Ines Marbach is the right choice.

Her aim always remains the same: knowledge only takes effect once it is understood. That is why she sees herself not only as a moderator but as a translator – between expertise and audience, between figures and stories that move people. Because in the end, what counts is not how much information was shared on stage, but how much of it sticks.

“It takes more than facts – it takes stories that move people,” says Marbach of her approach. It is precisely this attitude that makes her the first choice for organisers who want not just to present their topics, but to make them tangible.