It’s Giving Tuesday! Right now is the perfect opportunity to give back to your industry.
The Pest Management Foundation has funded research, education, and outreach that has shaped the way pest control work is done today. None of it would have been possible without generous donations from pest management professionals like you.
NPMA members who pledge their support of the Workforce Development Program at the Founders Club, Patrons Club, or Suppliers Club levels receive increased benefits including additional complimentary job posting packages, exclusive recruitment resources, special recognition at NPMA events, and more.
NPMA staff have continued meeting with key stakeholders on Capitol Hill, including staff from both the House and Senate Agriculture committees. We started off our week by meeting with Rep. Don Bacon’s (NE-2) office, who sits on the House Agriculture committee and cosponsored HR 7226 (Rep. Rodney Davis’ standalone pesticide preemption bill). We wrapped up the week with a quick check-in with Rep. Mayra Flores’ (TX-34) office (lost reelection), during which we introduced ourselves to an outgoing member of Rep. Flores’ team who expressed interest in being helpful in her new role with another member of the Texas delegation. During both of these meetings, NPMA provided staff with background on our pesticide preemption efforts to-date, and socialized the importance of including state-level pesticide preemption in the 2023 Farm Bill.
Join NPMA and the National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA) for an educational program that will provide both technical and business-related information to professionals who are involved in wildlife management or are considering offering this valuable add-on service.
The program combines training and education with networking opportunities and the chance to check out the newest products and services in the Exhibit Hall. Whether you are a large company or a one-man shop, use this opportunity to grow this segment of your business by attending this unique meeting.
Kelly Petes Pest Services, Inc of Los Altos, CA
NPMA heard the industry loud and clear when it said it needed solutions to find, hire, train and retain high-quality employees. The NPMA workforce website connects you to the tools and resources to help your workforce grow. One of the many benefits on this website include job description templates to help your company develop job descriptions for your unique needs.
We encourage you to work with an HR professional to review the job descriptions you use. NPMA member companies may work with Seay Management Associates as part of the HR consulting member benefit.
QualityPro companies have access to our powerful suite of professionally designed marketing collateral and cobranding resources to best market their commitment to the highest excellence in Pest Management. To see everything QualityPro has to offer (or to make sure you're using everything available to you with your accreditation) check out our cobranding checklist and access the resources at QualityProTools.org.
The Eastern Conference program has been submitted to Connecticut, Washington, D.C, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, Vermont, and West Virginia for CEU consideration. All states are currently pending but visit our recertification page regularly for updates and see if your state has been approved for credits.
We Need You! Join NPMA in Washington, DC, March 12-14 for Legislative Day! This annual event is your opportunity to meet with legislators and Hill staff to share the vital role pest management plays in protecting public health, food, and property.
For the first time since 2020, in-person Hill visits are back on Tuesday, March 14. Also returning is our two-day Kids’ Program on Sunday, March 12 through Monday, March 13. You’ll also want to make sure to join us at our home office on Saturday, March 11 for our Open House as we celebrate NPMA’s 90th anniversary!
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