Last week, NPMA staff traveled to Savannah, Georgia to attend the AAPSE National Conference. In attendance were pesticide safety education professionals, representatives from EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP), and representatives from State Lead Agencies. This meeting is a great opportunity to network with other stakeholders in the pest management space, and also learn about regulatory developments that have the potential to impact NPMA members.
PestWorld's education program is the ultimate destination for pest management professionals. With an array of specialized educational tracks, this year's program promises to elevate your skills, expand your horizons, and propel your career to new heights. Whether you're a seasoned professional seeking advanced insights or a newcomer looking to establish a solid foundation, our diverse educational tracks cater to all levels of expertise. Attend educational sessions and earn CEUs in the following tracks: Management, Fumigation, Public Health, Safety, Technical, Wildlife, and Wood Destroying Insects
One of the most impactful benefits of association membership is tapping into a network that can help you and your business grow. Through participation in our Hives program, you will grow your network. The deadline to complete the sign-up form is August 4th.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion should be hallmarks of not only your business, but the pest management industry. In this presentation, learn about how to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in your company and beyond. This 15-minute presentation was brought to you by NPMA’s Diversity Council.
This year’s recipient is Anthony Iannuzzi of Deptford, New Jersey. He is a 2022 graduate of Gloucester County Institute of Technology High School, where he simultaneously earned an Associate of Science degree in business administration from Rowan College of South Jersey. Anthony is currently a senior at Rowan University, majoring in both accounting and finance and is currently working as an intern at Hoffman’s Exterminating as part of the accounting team.
"We are thrilled to announce Anthony Iannuzzi as the deserving recipient of the inaugural New Jersey Pest Management Association Pest Professional Stewardship Scholarship. Anthony's dedication to both his academic pursuits and his internship at Hoffman's Exterminating exemplifies the passion and commitment we hope to encourage in the next generation of pest management professionals,” said William Hoffman, Immediate Past President of NJPMA and President & CEO of Hoffman’s Exterminating in Mantua, NJ.
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Interested in getting involved in the strategic leadership of NPMA? Now’s your chance to get involved in the decision-making process and grow professionally within our association. The work our volunteers do makes a difference in this industry, and we want you to be a part of it! The call for nominations for the Board of Directors is now open through September 1, 2023.
NPMA's Workforce Development Program helps find and educate newcomers to all the opportunities in professional pest control. Make sure you're ready by adding your web badge, located in the online toolkit.
NPMA’s Resource Center provides members with an intuitive one-stop-shop for access to the latest technical and business management resources including online training.
Training on Your Schedule: We work to fit your schedule. From business development to technical education, the NPMA Resource Center delivers exclusive access to credit-approved training in the NPMA Online Learning Center as well as self-guided learning in our OnDemand webinar section. Explore our online training resources now!
Interested in building your marketing program but not sure where to start? Show off your accreditation by co-branding with QualityPro! Cobranding increases the profile of your brand and our accreditation. Learn more about co-branding opportunities with QualityPro in our webinar.
The Carolinas/Mid-Atlantic Conference starts off on Thursday of this week in Savannah! Take the opportunity to participate in this phenomenal program, earn CEUs, and attend great family-friendly social functions at a lower cost.
New Haven Register A group of Yale researchers is working on a new kind of vaccine they believe could change the world: instead of acting against a pathogen, the vaccine would reduce the risk of transmission for mosquito-and-tick-borne illnesses by targeting the insects themselves.
WKSU The spotted lanternfly attacks fruit plants, such as grapes and apples, and ornamental and woody trees, according to the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
614 Now According to a recent list published on June 30 by 24/7 Tempo, three Ohio cities were ranked among the country’s 30 most rat-infested.
CNN Alpha-gal syndrome is a reaction to a sugar found in red meat and dairy products, and it’s caused by the bite of a lone star tick.
WKDQ According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), we have a few species of those insects living in Indiana that need to be dealt with if you happen to come face-to-face with them.
PestWorld Magazine Depending on the platform you use, social media can increase your brand awareness, build trust with your customers and establish your business as a leader in the industry.
Harvard Business Review To be successful, researchers at the Neuroleadership Institute have found we must excel across three core domains of great leadership: being future-focused, being good with people, and being able to drive results.
Search Engine Journal Discover the best practices for LinkedIn marketing to help you increase brand visibility, generate leads, and make sales.
Gregg Vanourek Setting boundaries is one of the hardest things for many people to do but it’s a powerful and empowering personal development practice. And costly if we don’t do it well.
BBC Young workers are increasingly occupying top positions. Without decades of experience in the corporate world, do they have what it takes to handle the responsibilities?
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