This webinar is for ALGIM Council / CCO members only.
In today’s fast-changing and often unpredictable environment, many professionals are navigating increasing levels of complexity, pressure, and uncertainty. For those working in the public sector, these challenges are often amplified by competing priorities, limited resources, and the need to balance responsiveness with long-term thinking.
This practical webinar explores how to build emotional resilience and develop the mindset and skills needed to navigate uncertainty with greater confidence and clarity. Participants will learn how to manage their internal responses to change, regulate stress and reactivity, and maintain focus in demanding situations.
Drawing on evidence-informed approaches, this session provides simple, accessible tools to help individuals strengthen self-awareness, improve emotional regulation, and respond more effectively, both for their own wellbeing and in service of their teams and communities.
About the Presenter:
Maya Nova
Founder
Maya Nova
Maya Nova is an international speaker, coach, and mindful leadership consultant helping individuals and organisations to navigate complexity with greater steadiness, clarity, and care. She is also the Zone Global partner.
With over a decade of experience designing webinars, workshops, and leadership programmes, Maya blends practical, neuroscience-informed approaches with mindfulness and self-awareness practices. Her work helps people reduce overload, build resilience, and lead effectively in demanding environments.
Her approach is shaped by her own life journey. Maya grew up in former Yugoslavia and left during the war in her early twenties, developing a deep understanding of uncertainty, change, and reinvention. She later spent time in monastic life as a Buddhist nun, deepening her practice of mindfulness and self-inquiry.
Maya has worked with many organisations, including TVNZ, ANZ, PwC, and Auckland Council, and is passionate about helping people live and lead with presence, courage, and clarity.
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