Georgia Turner serves as the Chair of the River of Lakes and also leads the West Volusia Tourism Advertising Authority (WVTAA) as its Executive Director. She oversees tourism marketing efforts across fourteen West Volusia communities, including DeLand, Deltona, DeBary, DeLeon Springs, and more.With over two decades of experience in tourism, marketing, and public relations, Georgia has a proven track record of elevating regional travel experiences.
Amy Munizzi serves as the President of the DeLeon Springs Community Association (DSCA),dedicated to preserving local heritage, promoting community safety, and enhancing quality of life in DeLeon Springs In addition to her vital leadership in DSCA, Amy holds the position of 1st Vice Chair on the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, helping guide strategic initiatives that celebrate and protect the region’s unique natural and cultural resources.
Captain Bryn Adams is a proud 7th generation Floridian with deep roots in the waterways and wild places of Central Florida. She is the owner of Highland Park Fish Camp, a beloved, family run landmark in DeLand that has welcomed fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers since 1962. Bryn is passionate about preserving Florida’s wild spaces, sharing its stories, and ensuring that the natural beauty and traditions of the region endure for future generations.
Stephanie Garcia Mullins, our Treasurer, is a proud native Floridian and the Executive Director of the MainStreet DeLand Association. In this role, she champions community connection, supports local businesses, and helps preserve the rich heritage of downtown DeLand. Stephanie also serves as Treasurer for the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, where she contributes her leadership and financial expertise to promoting and protecting the region’s cultural and natural resources.
Maggie Ardito, who serves as our Secretary. Alongside her dedicated work with the St. Johns River-to-Sea Loop Alliance, Maggie is a valued member of our executive committee, holding the roles of Secretary for the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor National Scenic Byway. Her passion for preserving Florida’s natural beauty and promoting sustainable outdoor recreation makes her an essential part of our leadership team.
Erin is a dynamic communications specialist who partners with small businesses and nonprofits across Volusia County, helping them amplify their message and connect with their communities. Since relocating to Florida in 2023, Erin has brought her talents to roles with the Florida Park Service, Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), and various conservation focused nonprofits. Her passion for preserving Florida’s natural and cultural resources makes her a valuable asset to the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor.
Brandon is a lifelong Floridian, born and raised in Central Florida. His love for the outdoors came from of growing up surrounded by the beautiful sandhills of the Ocala National Forest, which inspired his career path. He attended Stetson University, and graduated with a major in Biology, with minors in Environmental Science, Sustainable Food Systems, and Community Engagement. His studies have focused on ecology, habitat restoration, and recreation area management. After college, Brandon served two years in the AmeriCorps program serving the community in economic development and natural resource conservation. He now works with Conservation Florida to help manage their D Ranch Preserve in Osteen, and looks forward to getting more people involved with the natural beauty of Volusia County.
The 156-mile River of Lakes Heritage Corridor is a Scenic Highway which unfolds along the magnificent and historical St. John’s River in Central Florida.
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