Una Jungbolt is a public policy professional with expertise in policy research, program evaluation, and stakeholder engagement. She holds a Master of Public Policy from University of Toronto (2024) and an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, with a specialization in Public Law and Judicial Studies from McMaster University (2022), where she also minored in Philosophy. Prior to joining, Una supported the Federal Government’s Canadian Digital Adoption Program with project management and sector research and conducted equity, diversity and inclusion audits through employee engagement. She worked as a teaching assistant for Public Policy course at the University of Toronto and Political Theory at McMaster University, where she also authored a Public Health Honours Thesis concerning factors contributing to compliance of government mandated COVID-19 measures. During her graduate studies, Una also served as a Chair of the US-Canada Public Policy Conference, leading a cross-border case competition focused on bilateral issues between the United States and Canada. Una is also bilingual and holds a French DELF certification. During her time at Pivotal Research, she worked on a Government of Alberta foreign credential recognition initiative, conducting research to improve credential assessment and pathways for internationally trained professionals. Una currently supports projects focused on health and allied health regulation; legislative, regulatory and political media tracking; and data collection evaluation. She contributes through jurisdictional scanning, comparative policy analysis, engagement with international experts to inform best practices, as well as design and implementation of data collection tools. Her work involves stakeholder engagement including facilitating advisory working groups and supporting provincial and Pan-Canadian regulatory innovation initiatives.