Ballot Information
The Nominating Committee unanimously recommends the following slate of candidates for the 2026-2027 term. Each candidate has indicated their willingness to serve and has agreed to have their name placed on the ballot. Information on each candidate follows.
Treasurer
(candidate 1 of 1)

Woodia Yu, Floor Associates
As a registered landscape architect with over 10 years of experience, my goals for AZASLA is to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment, where members can come together to , share ideas, build relationships and support one another's growth.
Central Section Chair - Elect
(candidate 1 of 1)

Marissa Mayne, Dig Studio
I want to continue to develop our chapter through organizing happy hours, site visits, and gatherings across the greater Phoenix area.
Secretary
(candidate 1 of 1)

Dionna Hatch, WLB Group
My vision for ASLA Arizona is continuing to grow our presence throughout the state and increase our visibility with affiliated fields. ASLA and AZASLA has the duty to raise our voice regarding climate change, the safety and welfare of our communities, and the health and wellness of the ecosystems that we live in. I have been the Secretary for the past 2 years and would love to continue this position for another term.
Southern Section Co-Chairs - Elect

Isaac Palomo, McGann and Associates
Growing up in Nogales AZ and building my education and career in Tucson has given me a deep appreciation for the communities, landscapes, and people that make our region unique. Throughout my experience in planning, design-build, and landscape architecture, I have seen firsthand the value of collaboration and the impact our profession can have when we work together. As Southern Section Chair-Elect, I hope to strengthen connections both within and beyond our profession by fostering partnerships between landscape architects, planners, architects, engineers, contractors, and other allied disciplines. Through greater collaboration, we can elevate the role of landscape architecture and create a stronger voice for our profession throughout Arizona. I am also passionate about building a supportive network that connects students, emerging professionals, and practicing professionals. By creating opportunities for mentorship, networking, and professional development, we can help the next generation of landscape architects grow while strengthening our chapter as a whole. Ultimately, my goal is to increase awareness and representation of landscape architecture at the community and municipal levels while fostering a chapter that is connected, collaborative, and invested in the success of its members.

David Sanabria, J2 Design
Originally from Colombia and now proud to call Arizona home, I have built my career around landscape architecture, environmental education, water conservation, and community outreach. As Southern Section Chair-Elect, I hope to strengthen connections among professionals, students, and communities through mentorship, collaboration, and outreach. My goal is to promote sustainable design, support emerging professionals, and help advance the role of landscape architecture in shaping Arizona's future.
