Lead Editor & Content Strategist
Sadie Voss
Sadie Voss joined the qmedia team in 2026 as the Lead Editor for our international portals. As an expat who carved her own path from the United States to Berlin, she brings compassionate and legitimately useful insight to our English-speaking audience.
She holds a degree from a specialized communications and writing program at Oberlin College. Prior to joining qmedia, Sadie worked as a Content Strategist at Tomorrow Biostasis GmbH, where she implemented data-driven strategies to drive engagement. Her background also includes driving user engagement for Refuge Worldwide and The Experimental College.
At qmedia, Sadie combines her firsthand expertise and experience with her passion for connecting people to new locations. She is responsible for the accuracy, tone, and strategic direction of How-to-Germany.com and InsuranceGermany.com, ensuring all content helps expats navigate their transition into new spaces.
She holds a degree from a specialized communications and writing program at Oberlin College. Prior to joining qmedia, Sadie worked as a Content Strategist at Tomorrow Biostasis GmbH, where she implemented data-driven strategies to drive engagement. Her background also includes driving user engagement for Refuge Worldwide and The Experimental College.
At qmedia, Sadie combines her firsthand expertise and experience with her passion for connecting people to new locations. She is responsible for the accuracy, tone, and strategic direction of How-to-Germany.com and InsuranceGermany.com, ensuring all content helps expats navigate their transition into new spaces.
Expertise
- Content Strategy
- Expat Relocation
- Editorial Management
- SEO & Keyword Optimization
Lived in
- Berlin, Germany
- Chicago, USA
Achievements
- Managed growth-based content for a global station with 55,000 listeners
- Increased organic web traffic by 20% for The Oberlin Review
Education
- Oberlin College - B.A. Communications & Creative Writing
I am deeply motivated to assist and uplift expats as they make the transition into new spaces.
Sadie Voss