Eva-Maria Kopel

As Online Editor & Social Media Manager at YOGA AKTUELL, I contributed to the bi-monthly print magazine and managed all digital content across the website, newsletter, and social media channels. I oversaw editorial workflows, led the digital content strategy, and collaborated with authors, experts, and partners to deliver high-quality, engaging content.

I support individuals and groups in nervous system regulation, resilience, and stress management through yoga and somatic practices. My work focuses on creating supportive, trauma-informed spaces that help people reconnect with their bodies and build sustainable tools for everyday stress. I develop and facilitate group programs, 1:1 coaching, and national and international retreats.

Working remotely, I created SEO-driven articles and brand-aligned copy for clients in sustainability, health, psychology, and digital marketing. I focused on making complex topics accessible and engaging for broad audiences. My work included producing SEO-friendly articles, blog and web copy, managing projects from concept to delivery, and translating complex themes into clear, reader-oriented content.

Promoted from Assistant to Portfolio Manager (POWER) in the Renewables Division, I managed strategic electricity procurement for B2B clients on the German wholesale market. My role included monitoring market trends, conducting financial risk analyses, and advising clients on hedging and procurement strategies. I managed client portfolios, developed tailored procurement approaches, and maintained strong client relationships through proactive, solution-oriented communication.

Assistant in the Renewable Energy Program: international policy consulting in the field of renewable energy sources; compiled briefings for government officials on the Chinese and German energy industry; carried out a research project on the German network development plan.

Taught English as a foreign language to Chinese children aged 9-11.

Transatlantic relations, energy, climate change, environmental issues. MA thesis on "Transatlantic Green Powers: A Comparative Analysis of Wind Energy Policies in California and Germany".