Government and public sector
10 Uber public policy staff
These ten current Uber public policy staff have worked in public policy and government affairs roles at Uber. A reader can learn how public policy work is organized at a company like Uber from people who have done it.
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01—10Adam Blinick
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Director of Public Policy & Communications, U.S. & Canada · Uber
Sr. Director of Public Policy & Communications, U.S. & Canada at Uber since 2021, in San Francisco. Adam Blinick's other Uber rows are Director of Public Policy & Communications, U.S. & Canada (2019–2021), Director of Public Policy and Communications, Canada (2017–2019), Senior Manager, Public Policy (2015–2017) and Public Policy Lead (2014–2015).
Alexis Cintrat
LinkedInExperience: Senior Public Policy Manager · Uber
Senior Public Policy Manager at Uber in France since 2024, with Uber roles as Public Policy Senior Associate (2019–2021) and Public Policy Manager (2021–2024) in Paris. Alexis Cintrat was a Collaborateur parlementaire at the Assemblée nationale (2017–2019) and handled institutional relations at SERCE (2013–2017).
Daniel Rosado Mendez
LinkedInExperience: Senior Public Policy Manager · Uber
Senior Public Policy Manager at Uber in Mexico City since 2026; a highlight says Daniel Rosado Mendez has been Acting Head of Public Policy & Government Affairs for Mexico since August 2026. They have been Public Policy Manager at Uber since 2024 and were Senior Public Policy Associate at Uber (2023–2024).
Emma O'Dwyer
LinkedInExperience: Director of Public Policy, UK · Uber
Director of Public Policy, UK at Uber in London since 2025. Emma O'Dwyer was Head of Public Policy, Uber UK (2024–2025) and Head of Work Policy, UK at Uber (2019–2024), and was a Consultant at Portland (2015–2019) and Campaign Organiser, London at The Labour Party (2013–2015).
Gabriele De Giorgi
LinkedInExperience: Senior Manager, Public Policy South Central and Eastern Europe · Uber
Senior Manager, Public Policy South Central and Eastern Europe at Uber since 2023, based in Rome. Gabriele De Giorgi was Senior manager, Public Policy Italy, Greece and Malta (2021–2023) and Public Policy Manager Italy (2018–2021) at Uber, and was Political Adviser to the Prime Minister at Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri (2016–2018).
Julia Wunsch
LinkedInExperience: Public Policy Manager, Global Product Policy · Uber
Public Policy Manager, Global Product Policy at Uber in San Francisco since 2025. Julia Wunsch was Public Policy Manager, Global Delivery Policy (2023–2026) and Senior Policy Associate, Global Public Policy, Delivery (2021–2023) at Uber, and was a Community Partnerships Associate at Spin (2019–2021).
Mahadevan Nambiar
LinkedInExperience: Public Policy Manager & Lead · Uber
Public Policy Manager & Lead at Uber since 2024, in the Delhi area; their other Uber rows are Senior Public Policy Associate & Lead (2021–2024), Public Policy Associate & Lead (2019–2021) and Public Policy Consultant (2019). A highlight says Mahadevan Nambiar has worked with governments in India and South Asia on rules for electric mobility, two-wheeler ride-hailing, on-demand buses and new market entry.
Pedro Medeiros Santos
LinkedInExperience: Public Policy Senior Manager · Uber
Public Policy Senior Manager at Uber in Brazil since 2025. Pedro Medeiros Santos's other Uber rows are Public Policy Manager in São Paulo (2023–2025), Public Policy Manager | Boston (2023), Public Policy, Manager (2021–2023) and Public Policy, Associate (2017–2021), and their headline lists an LSE Executive MPA.
Pia Brunner
LinkedInExperience: Director, Public Policy & Government Relations, APAC · Uber
Director, Public Policy & Government Relations, APAC at Uber since 2026. Pia Brunner was Director, Public Policy and Government Affairs, Australia & New Zealand (2024–2026), Head of Public Policy & Government Affairs, Australia and New Zealand (2022–2024) and Manager, Public Policy (2021–2022) at Uber, and Director of Policy for the NSW Leader of the Opposition (2017–2021).
Yanique Williams
LinkedInExperience: Public Policy Manager (Canada) · Uber
Public Policy Manager (Canada) at Uber since 2020; a highlight says Yanique Williams covers the Canadian Prairies and Federal Affairs and leads policy work on road safety, personal safety, women's safety and health. They were Director of Policy to the Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Rural Economic Development in the Government of Canada (2019–2020).
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How was public policy work divided between regions, topics and seniority levels when you were at Uber?
- 02How did public policy staff work with legal, product and communications colleagues on an issue that affected the business?
- 03What did a typical week look like in your public policy role, and what took most of your time?
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