Rooted in Raleigh, Ready to Serve
About
Sana Siddiqui
I’ve called Raleigh home for over 26 years. I went to NC State for Biological and Agricultural Engineering, built my career here, started a small business, and put down strong roots in this community.
Over the years, I’ve worn a lot of hats: engineer, marketer, entrepreneur, small business owner, community builder, and public servant. What ties all of it together is that I’ve spent years doing work at the intersection of people, problem-solving, and community.
Professionally, I’ve worked across engineering, product management, and marketing. I later founded and grew 1Eatz, an instant meal kit company, managing operations, logistics, and partnerships. I also created Get 2 Know Raleigh, a community media and events platform through which I host free community events in partnership with the City and support local businesses through digital storytelling.
I currently serve on Raleigh’s Environmental Advisory Board and the Human Relations Commission, and previously served on the Hispanic and Immigrant Affairs Board. Through this work, I’ve been directly involved in how the city operates and where it needs to do better for residents. I also serve on the NC State Biological and Agricultural Engineering Advisory Board and mentor graduating students.
I’ve continued learning through Raleigh Neighborhood College and the Citizen Leadership Academy because I believe good leadership comes from listening, learning, and showing up consistently.
I’m running for Raleigh City Council At-Large because our city needs leaders who have already been doing this work and who understand how decisions affect people beyond the meeting rooms.
I’m ready to bring that experience to City Council.
I look forward to connecting with you:
