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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2025 · 48 MIN

Dr Maria Pozza on space law, leadership & backing yourself

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In this episode of The Legal Leaders podcast, host Emma Coxhead sits down with Dr Maria Pozza, Director of Gravity Lawyers and New Zealand’s pioneering space law expert. Maria shares her remarkable journey from the UK bar to shaping New Zealand’s space legislation, revealing the pivotal moments, challenges, and mindset shifts that have defined her career.Listeners will discover:How Maria carved out a niche in the little-understood world of space law.The importance of clear communication and storytelling in legal practice.Why in-house lawyers must be their own cheerleaders and master the art of influencing.Practical strategies for embracing change, adopting technology, and building trusted stakeholder relationships.How curiosity, resilience, and backing yourself can open doors to unexpected opportunities.Whether you’re fascinated by the intersection of law and technology or seeking motivation to own your career path, this conversation is a masterclass in turning challenges into opportunities.Links:Connect with Maria on LinkedIn Follow the Legal Leader Community on ⁠LinkedIn⁠Join the Legal Leader ⁠Community⁠

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