Sam Uffindell is a New Zealand National Party Member of Parliament [14][19], representing the Tauranga electorate according to a single reputable secondary source [13][16].
According to a National Party profile, Uffindell attended King's College [6][7] before going on to study at the University of Otago and the University of New South Wales [8][9], though these educational details draw from a single reputable secondary source.
Prior to entering Parliament, Uffindell worked as an international banking professional across New Zealand, Australia, and Singapore, according to a single reputable secondary source [2]. He has also been described, from the same source, as an international banking executive [1]. From 2023, according to a single reputable secondary source, he has been listed as a director of New Zealand Carbon Company Limited [3] and New Zealand Humates Limited [5], and is also noted as a director of New Zealand Carbon Company Ltd in a capacity associated with majority shareholding [4].
Uffindell entered Parliament for the Tauranga electorate from 2022, according to a single reputable secondary source [16], as a member of the New Zealand National Party [19][20]. In his parliamentary roles, he has, according to a single reputable secondary source, served as Chair of the Health Select Committee [10] and Chair of the Public Services Commission IST Committee [11]. He has also been noted as Co-chair of the Africa and Middle East Interparliamentary Friendship Group [12]. Additionally, a single reputable secondary source records him as associate spokesperson for economic and regional development and associate spokesperson for research, science, and innovation for the National Party [17][18].