Diana Wajman is a highly educated and accomplished professional with a diverse range of experience and expertise. She is a graduate of both Greenbrier High School and St Joseph Catholic School before earning her Bachelor's degree in four disciplines: Arts in Economics, International Studies, Political Science, and Spanish at The University of Tulsa. She then later studied for a Masters in Real Estate and Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

In her professional career, Wajman has worked as an administrator for Self-Help, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating and protecting ownership and economic opportunity. Her education and work experience make her an ideal candidate for roles in real estate, regional planning, and policy analysis.