Empowering Women in the workplace: A conversation with Sasha Mauu

Tina Ledger • 9 June 2025

Sarah Kay Recruitment Consultant at Hydrogen Group  had the pleasure of interviewing Sasha Mauu, former Talent Acquisition Specialist at Woolworths and founder of Omna Coaching, a platform dedicated to empowering women to thrive in their careers and beyond.

Sasha has been a key contact for us at Hydrogen Group, and while she’s just wrapped up her role at Woolworths, she continues to be a champion for workplace equality and a valued supporter of our work as a recruitment partner.


In our conversation, Sasha opened up about:

  • The inspiration behind starting her own business
  • The practical challenges women still face in the workplace
  • How employers can better support women at all career stages
  • Advice for women navigating self-doubt or lack of support
  • Her personal growth journey, and what keeps her motivated

We're proud to collaborate with professionals like Sasha who are creating meaningful change in the world of work.

Watch this 3-minute video snippet where Sasha shares her thoughts on the biggest barriers women face in the workplace and what can be done to break them down.



Get in touch to find out how Sarah can support you to thrive in a changing world!

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