PWIPM Now Accepting Nominations for their Professional Empowerment Grant
Deadline is July 31, 2019
Each year, the Professional Women in Pest Management (PWIPM) Professional Empowerment Grant awards $1,000 and a trip to PestWorld to at least one woman. The Grant has helped past recipients develop their careers in the pest management industry and/or helped to relieve the costs related to education. Click here for submission requirements and guidelines. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to get recognized!
Dive deeper into the topics that are meaningful to you and your business! Sponsored by BASF, the NPMA Learning Labs at Academy (July 16-18 in Phoenix, Arizona) give you an opportunity to share ideas and gain new perspective on how to better manage your business or employees.
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These are interactive dialogues with other Academy attendees interested in the same topic. Sessions will be repeated on Wednesday and Thursday allowing attendees an opportunity to attend two different topics.
- Diversity – Sponsored by Target Specialty Products
- Recruitment and Retention
- Company Culture
- Customer Trends
- Sales Management
- Business Development
To learn more about these programs, click here. Academy is a unique opportunity designed to advance the professional and business development of the industry's current and future leaders in a fun, interactive environment.
Apply for QualityPro Accreditation Today
Impress your customers and prove your company’s professionalism on a national level by earning the QualityPro accreditation. Apply today and gain valuable hiring and training resources for your team.
Congratulations to the following companies for earning national credentials:
- E.S.T., Inc. of Goodlettsville, TN is now offering QualityPro Schools certified service
- American Pest Control, Inc. of Athens, GA is now offering QualityPro Schools certified service
Certus of Guilford, CT Warrior Pest Solutions of Mount Pleasant, MI
Meal Worm Beetle
As a membership benefit, NPMA has developed a gallery of pest images at My.NPMAPestWorld.org for use by NPMA members.
NPMA has partnered with Reference Services, Inc. to provide our valued members with the most accurate background screening services available. As an NPMA member, you’ll receive: • Deeply discounted membership pricing • The best criminal record data from the most sources • Instant access to most reports • 24/7 customer service from our real team members - no call centers • A dedicated Compliance Team with 2 FCRA Advanced Certified Specialists • Manual county searches average 31 actual hours (1.5 days)
Early Bird Rate Ends July 1
Join us July 25-27 for the 2019 Carolinas/Mid-Atlantic Summer Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC for a quality educational program covering both management and technical topics relevant to the Mid-Atlantic region. NPMA has requested recertification credits from FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, TN and VA. Additionally, you will not want to miss the array of social functions scheduled, including a Summer Conference Beach Bash & Volleyball Tournament, and a Beach BBQ!
Click here for more details and registration.
NPMA’s newest online training course, Pest Management in Health Care Facilities, is now available in the NPMA Online Learning Center! This 1-hour course is designed to provide a thorough review of the processes and procedures for managing pests within healthcare facilities. provides an overview of the pest management challenges facing healthcare facilities, federal laws and facility regulations that govern pest management, the product label, important pest groups commonly encountered in healthcare facilities, and steps for developing an integrated pest management program. Click here to access this free training.
FMC Professional Solutions, a business unit of FMC Corporation, has announced the launch of Scion™ insecticide with UVX™ technology.
Are you ready to test for your ACE? Do you want to start studying for ACE? Do you need recertification credits in VA, MD, WV, DC or NC before the end of June? VPMA will host the Jeffrey M. Johnson Memorial ACE Prep Course and Exam on June 25, 2019 in Richmond, VA. This course is approved in Virginia in categories 7a,7b, 8 and 60; and equivalent categories in NC, MD, WV and DC. Click here to register.
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