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NPMA is pleased to announce the formation of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Task Force. The mission of this task force is to assist NPMA with encouraging the membership to embrace diversity, equity and inclusion as an integral part in nurturing winning workplace cultures throughout our industry. This task force will help to facilitate discussions on industry needs, and what NPMA can do as an association to assist our members in creating an inclusive work environment.

 

If you are interested in collaborating on this task force, please fill out this brief survey.

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In this episode we dive into new research on mosquitoes that spread eastern equine encephalitis, we find out if essential oils can make a good German cockroach bait, and we cover the science behind genetically modified mosquitoes with special guest AJ Treleven of Sprague Pest Solutions.  


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Last week, NPMA hosted the 2021 Executive Leadership Forum in Key Largo, Florida, bringing together the top leaders in the structural pest management industry to plan for the year ahead. The Forum began with a moderated P3 session and discussion focusing on industry hot topics including workforce development, diversity and inclusion, and sustainability. Additionally, the NPMA Workforce Development Steering Committee held their first in-person meeting to continue generating momentum for attracting candidates to seek careers in the pest management industry.  

 

The Forum also featured an interactive panel discussion on the future of the pest control workplace. Dan Moreland from PCT Magazine gave an overview on trends their magazine readers have seen during the past 15 months that may last beyond the pandemic.

 

Additionally, the Pest Management Foundation Board, QualityPro Board, PPMA and NPMA Boards all met for their first face to face meetings since being together at Legislative Day 2020. A special thanks to all those that joined us in Florida and those that took the time to join us virtually. We also appreciate BASF for their headline sponsorship of the event and our other Strategic Partners, Bayer, Corteva and Syngenta for their support of this important industry meeting. 

 

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Summer is here! Use the summer issue of Pest Gazette to show your current and potential customers how your company can help them control the various types of pests that may invade their home during the season.


Pest Gazette is a four-page newsletter which can be personalized to include your company information. It is available in the standard print format, or a digital format, which is perfect for online marketing! Click here to start customizing your  Pest Gazette today!

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From sample job descriptions to customizable recruitment brochures, NPMA’s new Workforce Toolkit has quality resources to aid in attracting and retaining top talent. Log into npmaworkforce.org with your NPMA member credentials to get started today!


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NPMA Education and Events

The Pest Management Foundation invites you to join a special gala dinner in conjunction with PestWorld 2021 on November 2 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas to benefit the programs it funds. Your $1,000 donation per plate, or $10,000 donation per table of ten, will help the Foundation advance the pest management industry through education, research, and outreach. Reserve Your Seat Today!

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Deadline: July 31


The Professional Women in Pest Management (PWIPM) needs your help choosing a charity for this year’s annual 5k Fun Run/Walk at PestWorld 2021. Click here and vote for the charity that will receive the 5k proceeds.


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It's the peak season for tick nymphs across many parts of the United States, and experts are warning that this could be a particularly bountiful year for the minuscule, potentially disease-carrying bugs.

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Weather conditions have been favorable leading to the worst outbreak in decades.

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A Long Island resident found an 8-foot snake slithering in her driveway — initially thinking it was a hose she forgot to stow away.

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Biologist Jack Longino has spent most of his career hunting for ants in the rainforests of Central America. But this serendipitous discovery happened much closer to home.

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