Graeme Gunthorp is a dynamic Programme Director at Auckland Transport, where he spearheads the critical initiative of Time of Use and Congestion Charging. With a robust background in corporate property and real estate, Graeme leverages his extensive expertise to navigate the complexities of urban transport...
Graeme Gunthorp is a dynamic Programme Director at Auckland Transport, where he spearheads the critical initiative of Time of Use and Congestion Charging. With a robust background in corporate property and real estate, Graeme leverages his extensive expertise to navigate the complexities of urban transport challenges in Auckland. His role involves assembling and leading a diverse, agile team of specialists across various domains, including policy development, business case analysis, design, customer experience (CX), technology integration, communications, and project delivery.
Under Graeme's leadership, the programme operates at a rapid pace within a highly political environment, requiring adept stakeholder management and collaboration with key partners. His commitment to enhancing Auckland's transport infrastructure is driven by a deep-rooted passion for his hometown, aiming to create a more efficient, sustainable, and accessible urban landscape. Graeme's proficiency in corporate real estate, lease negotiations, and commercial real estate development informs his strategic approach, ensuring that the implementation of congestion charging aligns with broader urban planning goals and community needs.
As Auckland grapples with increasing traffic congestion and the need for innovative transport solutions, Graeme's vision and leadership are pivotal in fostering a collaborative atmosphere that engages stakeholders and the public alike. His ability to balance technical expertise with a keen understanding of community impact positions him as a key figure in Auckland's journey towards a smarter, more resilient transport system. Through his work, Graeme is not only contributing to the city's immediate transport challenges but also laying the groundwork for a sustainable future for all Aucklanders.
