Join us January 17-19 in Mashantucket, CT to earn recertification credits, browse the exhibit hall, and network with your peers at the 2018 Eastern Conference! To make your hotel reservations, please click here and use group code “NPMA” to receive the group rate of $129.00 per night. After today, January 2, rooms and rates are subject to change.
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As business owners, we want to provide a safe and rewarding workplace for our employees, but what does that look like and what does it require each of us to do?
Our environment continues to change politically, racially, economically and in terms of gender acceptance. How can you ensure your business promotes a sense of equality for everyone?
On January 10, at 1:00 PM ET, Sylvia James of Winston and Strawn LLP will share her insight on unconscious bias in the workplace and delve into the question - Does unconscious bias impact the bottom line of your business and employee engagement?
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Please note, this webinar will not be recorded.
The NPMA Mobile Field Guide is available on iOS and Android devices via the Apple Store and Google Play Store. Buy it now at the low price of $4.99 for a limited time!
The Mobile Field Guide offers users an easy way to access information on over 200 different structural pests, with high resolution photos and charts for confident identification. PMPs will also be able to send an email directly to NPMA experts about a certain pest, create individual notes, take photos, reference the glossary or browse saved files. Click here to learn more.
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As a membership benefit, NPMA has developed a gallery of pest images at My.NPMAPestWorld.org for use by NPMA members.
Communicate with Your Customers This Winter
The Winter issue of Pest Gazette will help you give your customers and prospects a description of the various types of pests that may take over their home during the season.
The Pest Gazette is customizable – you can add your logo, contact information and an article of your choice.
Click here to view the current issue. Click here to fill out the order form or contact us at pestgazette@pestworld.org.
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Join us January 30 - February 1 in New Orleans for the largest tradeshow dedicated to wildlife and nuisance bird management! The 2018 Wildlife Expo, hosted by NPMA and the National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA), also provides professional training and certification for those involved in wildlife management. Click here for more details and registration.
CBS North Carolina When the weather gets cold, squirrels start invading people’s homes, and the result can be damage.
The Washington Post The Zika virus is still a hot topic among scientists — and for good reasons.
WLTX EMS workers in South Carolina have seen an increase in bedbug infestations.
Mental Floss Here are five thought-to-be-extinct species that were rediscovered in 2017.
The New York Times While our culture reveres self-confidence, a better approach to success and personal development may be self-compassion.
Forbes Now is the perfect time to reflect on mistakes made in the past and how to fix them going forward.
Leadership Now Leaders are remembered for accomplishments and not promises – here’s now to master putting ideas in place.
Let’s Grow Leaders If you’re an individual looking to improve or a manager trying to improve your team work to build and reinforce these five critical behaviors.
The Washington Post These books providing leadership lessons, in-depth career advice or ideas for improving the way we work are a great way to start the new year.
Inc. If your ego doesn't get in the way, any one of these 10 phrases is a great way to build trust at work.
CBS Pittsburgh Entomologists from Penn State have developed a revolutionary bed bug prevention concoction.
KGW Some mechanics theorize that rats are targeting newer hybrid model cars due to the soy-based insulation on the wires.
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