NPMA is excited to offer On Demand access to the top 15 education sessions and two general sessions featured at PestWorld! These sessions will be provided On Demand through the NPMA Online Learning Center from December 1st, 2021 through February 28th, 2022. The access fee is $199 for members and $299 for nonmembers.
The complete list of On Demand sessions can be found HERE. Scroll to the bottom to find the PESTWORLD 2021 ON DEMAND virtual sessions. Six virtual trainings have been approved for credit in most states so you can earn credit towards your license from the convenience of your home or office! For more information on credit approvals by state, click HERE. For all credit-related questions, please contact Jill-Morgan Aubert.
The 2020-2021 NPMA Annual Report is LIVE on the NPMA Website
NPMA’s 20-21 year was like no other. The global COVID-19 pandemic abruptly changed daily life for the pest management industry. Pest control companies from all shapes and sizes across the country came together to help one another, share information, and collectively work to advance the industry in a time of crisis. NPMA members, we appreciate your support and membership this year and look forward to continuing a positive image for the industry. Click here to view the 20-21 NPMA Annual Report.
The 6th District court has lifted the nationwide stay on OSHA’s vaccine mandate, which applies to companies with 100 or more employees and/or holds a federal contract. This emergency temporary standard is now set to go into effect, absent a Supreme Court stay. The mandate offers businesses the option of either weekly testing or full vaccination for all employees, among other compliance measures.
Click here to view a special message from our CEO at NPMA thanking you as our members for an amazing year.
We look forward to many more successful years ahead.
This week’s featured panelist is Marillian Missiti, NPMA’s treasurer and President of Buono Pest Control Co., Inc. Learn secrets to success from Marillian and reflect on her hard work and commitment to this industry and how to gain leadership opportunities and succeed professionally.
Registration is NOW open for the 2022 Legislative Day, March 13-15 at the Capital Hilton in Washington DC. NPMA’s legislative and advocacy work in 2022 will be crucial as we set the framework for our industry to be properly represented in the 2023 Farm Bill. Your attendance and participation at Legislative Day 2022 is important. Let the voice of pest management be heard and register today.
NPMA BugBytes LIVE Episode from PestWorld 2021 Available Now!
Our first live episode of the BugBytes podcast recorded at PestWorld 2021 is now available! Don’t miss this fun episode featuring the audience as our special guests while Jim talked termites, Mike covered spider research, and Brittany recapped research on beetle traps. Click here to listen.
Capitalize on Your NPMA Membership and Post a Job!
NPMA members, as we get ready to head into 2022, we encourage you to post jobs! Now is the time to recruit and retain employees. NPMA’s Workforce Development Program works to raise awareness to the many job opportunities, career growth, and earning potentials that exist in the pest control industry. Grow your business and post a job today! Click here to get started today.
We invite you to join us for the 2022 Eastern Conference at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut.
The 2022 Eastern Conference offers:
- More than 13 sessions where you can earn valuable recertification in up to 12 states.
- A variety of educational tools needed to grow your business including technical training,
- Management topics, and keynote sessions with industry experts.
- Networking with other 300 pest management professional from your region.
- An exhibitor showcase, which features more than 35 suppliers.
The 2022 Southern Conference program features technical sessions, management sessions, and networking opportunities, including breakfast and luncheons. There is also a robust exhibit hall throughout each day that features industry products and information.
The program includes:
- Anticipating Occasional invaders When the Timing is Right
- Marketing Tips and Tricks for Rapid Company Growth
- Overcoming Pesky Ant Invasions
- Desserts and Coffee in Exhibits
- Battling Wood Destroying Beetles in Buildings
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