This week NPMA will be meeting with EPA to discuss the industry’s outstanding concerns with EPA’s Sulfuryl Fluoride Revised Mitigation. Topics of interest include the new active aeration requirements, clearance device prohibitions, and fumigation log requirements. Thank you to members of the Florida Pest Management Association (FPMA) and Pest Control Operators of California (PCOC) for their concurrent engagement with EPA on the SF Revised Mitigation.
PestWorld offers a unique opportunity to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs). These CEUs are your ticket to staying current with industry trends, maintaining certifications, and advancing your career in pest management. Enhance your expertise while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of PestWorld!
The 2022-2023 annual report, themed "From Past to Progress: Navigating the Next 90 Years," provides a comprehensive overview of the significant work and accomplishments of the past year. It offers valuable insights into the challenges we've faced and the strides we've made as an association. We invite you to take a closer look at the report, as it showcases the dedication and collective efforts of our members that have driven our industry forward.
To ensure industry professionals have the best possible guidance on controlling bed bugs effectively, responsibly, and safely, NPMA has created Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs (BMPs), guidelines developed by industry professionals, regulators, academics, and entomologists.
NPMA is now accepting applications for our Executive Leadership Program! Each year, NPMA selects a cohort of participants to go through a two-year curriculum with monthly meetings that prepare them for association leadership. NPMA pairs participants with mentors, sets up monthly conference calls with participants, and helps fund participation in industry events. The deadline to apply for next year’s class is November 17, 2023.
Cactus Pest Control of Las Cruces, NM
Smith Integrated Pest Management, LLC of Lafayette, IN
The Connecticut PWIPM chapter held the first PWIPM Steps of Hope 5k this past Saturday. More than 68 participants from pest control companies came together and raised over $3,500 to support Safe Haven of Waterbury, CT.
The Professional Pest Management Alliance (PPMA), the consumer marketing arm of NPMA, has developed a strong organic presence on social media over the years to educate the public about the value of partnering with a pest control professional to protect their health, homes, and businesses. In its most recent PPMA update, a monthly newsletter shared with investors, PPMA shared that its digital advertising campaigns captured more than 11.6 million impressions in July. Additionally, their content syndication efforts generated an astounding 142.4 million impressions.
To learn more about PPMA and its consumer programming, contact Jim Fredericks jfredericks@pestworld.org.
 Create valuable and educational content related to pest control and share it on your website and through social media. Publish blog posts, articles, and infographics that address common pest-related issues, prevention tips, and DIY solutions. Download, customize, and post social media content in the Workforce Toolkit.
MyNPMA offers members a place to get answers to questions, candid peer feedback on potential purchases, and connect with fellow members via the members-only discussion forum.
The high standards and best practices of QualityPro companies continue to evolve with the times. Take time today to familiarize yourself with the tools available through QualityProTools.org and see how our resources can help refresh your core office processes.
Registration is now open for the 2024 Eastern Conference! The conference features an engaging exhibitor showcase boasting more than 35 suppliers, ample opportunities for networking with regional colleagues, and over 13 sessions designed to help you earn recertification credits.
Los Angeles Times
Mosquitoes are booming in Southern California right now. The culprit? Unprecedented rains, including the recent deluge courtesy of Tropical Storm Hilary.
NBC 4
Ticks are not just a summer bug, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
The State
Summer weather is wrapping up, but that doesn’t mean South Carolinians are safe from pesky insects until next year.
WKYT
Copperheads are one of the few venomous snakes Kentucky has, and it’s something about this time of the year when you could see more of them.
NBC San Diego
There are more orb weaver spiders locally this season, thanks to this year's very wet spring and winter.
PestWorld Magazine
Many pest control management companies rely on their technicians to “sell” the company to existing and new customers.
Harvard Business Review
Many have warned over the years of the growing cyber threats and some have offered thoughtful advice for how to strengthen an organization’s protection and resilience.
Entrepreneur
"The customer is always right" is not just a rule anymore; it's about exploring why customers want what they want.
Sprout Social
Managing social media requires a plan to address top budget concerns to provide clarity and control over every dollar spent.
Full Focus
With September here and the home stretch of 2023 in sight, it’s not surprising that people are thinking about how they can finish out the goals they set at the beginning of the year.
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