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Presidents Message - Dave Watkins

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We’ve just wrapped up an exciting milestone—the first in-person Board of Directors meeting as CAPMA! We kicked off this meeting gathered in beautiful weather at DeBell Golf Course, starting the event with a friendly round of golf. The energy carried over into our meetings, where committees worked diligently to create charters and set ambitious goals for the association’s future. The room was filled with lively conversation, and it was inspiring to see so many passionate voices debating how we can improve CAPMA and provide more value to you, our members. I’m confident that the progress we made during these meetings will keep CAPMA moving forward with courage and dedication.
 
In other important news, we’re actively searching for our new CEO—a critical decision that will shape the future of CAPMA. We’ve already conducted several interviews with strong candidates, but we’re taking the time to find the perfect leader. It’s essential that we choose someone with the right experience, vision, and alignment with our values. This process may take time, but we are fully committed to finding the best person to guide us into CAPMA’s next chapter.
 
Meanwhile, our executive committee and other dedicated members are working tirelessly to deliver an outstanding Pest Ed Conference this January. We’re locking in top-notch speakers to bring valuable insights to both the Northern (January 16, Citrus Heights) and Southern (January 14, Montebello) events. This will be a fantastic opportunity to sharpen your skills and stay at the forefront of the pest management industry, so be sure to mark your calendars!
 
Looking ahead, we’re also excited to host our very first CalOSHA Workshop on November 11-12. This will provide an excellent opportunity to stay updated on regulations and ensure compliance in your business.
 
Thank you all for your continued support and engagement with CAPMA. Together, we are building a brighter and stronger future for our association and the pest management industry.

 

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