Phoebe Prentner

I am passionate about giving back to the ASLA Florida community and supporting the people who make our profession vibrant and impactful. As President-Elect, I aim to strengthen connections across the Chapter, support emerging professionals, and advance the visibility, credibility, and thoughtful impact of landscape architecture in Florida, bringing experience serving with the ASLA Florida Executive Committee as the Palm Beach / Treasure Coast Section Chair, PR & Marketing member-at-large, student and professional Design Awards committee member, and annual Gala Chair. Following in the footsteps of leaders who have shaped the Chapter since 1959, as President-Elect I look forward to continually fostering a connected, engaged, and thriving professional community here in the Sunshine State.

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Kelsey Trujeque

I am interested in continuing to serve on the ASLA Florida Executive Committee because I believe I can support the organization that elevates the profession and protects Landscape Architects' right to work so we can continue to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. Serving on the Executive Committee for the last 5 years and holding multiple positions provides me with unique insights at each level of the organization. I would like to help each volunteer utilize their skills and passions to continue the mission of ASLA Florida and aid other Landscape Architects in their work throughout the state.

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Member-at-Large Advocacy and Licensure (2026 - 2028)

Samantha Fajardo

I am interested in serving on the ASLA Florida Executive Committee because I believe in the work it does and I want to be part of driving it forward. I have attended Legislative Days, I am already active within the organization, and I genuinely enjoy the legislative and regulatory side of this profession. The opportunity to be a voting member, to engage with the policies and laws that shape our field, and to help protect the future of landscape architecture in Florida is something I take seriously. This is not just a position to me; it is a responsibility I am ready to embrace.

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Linda Zambito Heckenkamp

I have worked in both the public and private sectors affecting the nexus of built environments to effectuate what makes strong, resilient communities. I possess a long, personal history of advocacy and experiences that intersect advocacy, public policy, planning, and landscape architecture. Licensure needs to be preserved and promoted because it demonstrates Landscape Architects possess the education, practical experience, and rigorous examination required to design and build projects that oftentimes impact the public health, safety, and welfare of our communities. In 2024, I was selected by the ASLA Fund for the most recent cohort of the Licensure Advancement program. Serving as the Member-at-Large is my way of paying it forward and serving our members.

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Member-at-Large Education and Research (2026 - 2028)

Walter Bone

As a candidate for Member-At-Large on the Florida ASLA Education Committee, Walter brings a commitment to strengthening professional development, expanding access to licensure resources, and fostering meaningful connections between emerging professionals and experienced practitioners. His career reflects a balance of design excellence, technical leadership, and a passion for elevating the role of landscape architecture in shaping resilient and inspiring communities.

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Broward Section Chair (2026 – 2028)

Jordan Chiang

Jordan Chiang is a Senior Associate and Landscape Architect at EDSA, currently serving as Broward Section Chair for ASLA Florida. Building on three years with the Broward Event Planning Committee under prior section chairs, Jordan is actively engaged across the Chapter, contributing to the Emerging Professionals, Student Support, and Government Affairs Committees. Their work reflects a strong commitment to advancing the profession through education, advocacy, and engagement. Jordan seeks to continue supporting the Broward Section and ASLA Florida through thoughtful event planning and programming that fosters community, connection, and professional camaraderie.

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Jessica Romer

I am interested in serving on the ASLA Florida Executive Committee because I would like to become more actively involved in ASLA and the broader landscape architecture community. Serving as a chair would allow me not only to contribute my time and skills, but also to encourage others to engage more deeply with the profession and the organization. I recently obtained my professional license last year, and I am passionate about helping guide emerging professionals as they navigate their own path to licensure. ASLA represents so much of what makes this profession meaningfulincluding advocacy, mentorship, education, and community. Attending the annual conference continually reminds me why I chose this career, and I hope to help create those same moments of inspiration for others. I am especially interested in planning events, building connections with fellow professionals, and fostering a supportive and inclusive professional network. I admire the leadership and involvement demonstrated by senior members at my firm and am eager to follow in their footsteps by giving back through service to ASLA Florida.

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Hailey Holder

I would love to continue to serve as Orlando Section Chair in order to keep improving the connections among our local community of landscape architects and designers!

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Palm Beach/Treasure Coast Section Chair (2026 – 2028)

Rubson Guimaraes

I would like to be more involved with the organization and was informed of the opportunity by the current section chair.

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