Danielle Grant
Standing for Council

Better Infrastructure, Sports, Economic Development and Supporting the Mayor -
These aren't just slogans - they're exactly what our community needs. I bring my leadership abilities and experience to making these needs a reality.

Vote Danielle Grant for Council

Leadership and experience are what sets me apart. I've already delivered major infrastructure projects, navigated complex community interests, and built consensus around difficult decisions. Local issues require someone who already understands how council works, has existing positive relationships with local and central government, has a thorough financial understanding, asks tough questions, and holds staff accountable.

Vote Danielle Grant for Council

While others promise to learn on the job, I'm ready to lead from day one. My 30+ years of leadership and governance experience, combined with my business acumen and deep community and local government connections, means I can turn challenges into solutions that actually work for you.

About Danielle Grant

Danielle is a North Shore community leader with deep foundations in the North Shore community having called the area home for 18 years and having raised three children with her husband in Glenfield and Milford. With 12 years of experience on the Kaipatiki Local Board and a successful mid-sized design agency under her belt, she brings both grassroots community connection and business acumen to local governance.

Her extensive board experience spans from North Harbour Rugby and Gymnastics to school boards at Bayview Primary and Westlake Boys High School, plus 14 years with Playmarket, making her a seasoned decision-maker who understands the community from multiple angles.

What sets Danielle apart is her genuine passion for "making real life better for real people" - she's the connector who thrives on bringing the right people together to solve problems, whether it's helping sports clubs navigate council red tape or advocating for infrastructure needs.

As an accredited Justice of the Peace and Institute of Directors member, she combines proven governance skills with an accessible, listen-first approach that prioritises community needs over political games. Her strength lies in being the advocate who responds quickly and honestly, always asking "How does this help the people I serve?" before making any decision.