Dave Wrobel has the background, desire and ideas to successfully unify Council, staff and neighbouring community partners to lead Brantford. 

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Dave Wrobel is the forth generation to call Brantford home. Dave grew up in Brantford.  He went to school in Brantford. Played sports in Brantford. Apprenticed as a carpenter in Brantford.  Dave taught as a community college professor in Stoney Creek, Hamilton and Brantford.  He works and runs a small business in Brantford.  Dave was elected 3 times by the residents of Ward 4 to serve as a City Councillor along side Richard Carpenter.  Dave and his wife have raised their family in Brantford. 

 

A skilled tradesman, entrepreneur,  professor, councillor, volunteer, neighbour, friend, husband and father – Dave, 56, has built his life in Brantford and is more than ready to take on the important role as a mayor of the city.

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As a skilled tradesman and entrepreneur, Dave understands the value of service and services offered.   He recognizes not all issues have a one-size-fits-all solution.  It is his businesslike approach with a servant's heart that distinguishes Dave from the field of candidates.  Your concerns are his concerns. Finding solutions starts with a solid foundation of information and ideas.  It requires a team approach, with openness, inclusion and transparency to bring about a positive change that benefits our community.

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As a past community college professor for skilled trades and engineering technologies, and trainer for Carpenters Local 785; Dave has learned to eloquently present ideas, listen to and evaluate input, and make decisions based on common sense.

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As a three-term Ward 4 councillor; Dave has learned a deep respect for the differing needs of all citizens, the ability to solve problems through an inclusive approach and the need to be approachable to everyone.

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As a volunteer for many organizations that include the Kinsmen and Branlyn Neighbourhood Association; Dave has learned the value of truly making a difference to others and the importance of knowing when to lead and when to follow.

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Dave brings an integrity and common-sense approach to municipal politics that will position Brantford as a desirable and affordable place to operate, a fair and profitable place to do business, and most of all, a city respected throughout Ontario and Canada when it comes to building a vibrant community.  

 

Brantford Deserves Better...