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NPMA Hosts Inaugural State Association Leadership Retreat in Denver

December 21, 2018 Comments Off on NPMA Hosts Inaugural State Association Leadership Retreat in Denver

December 20, 2018 – FAIRFAX, VA – Last month, industry pest control association leaders representing 34 states met in Denver, Colorado for the National Pest Management Association (NPMA)’s inaugural State Association Leadership Retreat. This event focused on ways to improve market practices and share collaborative ideas between the national and state associations. “We at NPMA, would like to thank ...

Extended Cyber Monday Offer For NPMA Members

December 13, 2018 Comments Off on Extended Cyber Monday Offer For NPMA Members

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Mobile CRM for Outside Sales Teams

October 31, 2018 Comments Off on Mobile CRM for Outside Sales Teams

SalesRabbit’s pest control app is the key to achieving lasting success for outside sales teams.

A Change Leader Must Do These 4 Things to Be Successful November 12, 2019
Lolly Daskal A change leader has a critical role in determining the success of change programs undertaken by organizations. There are four elements that change leaders have to deliver to their people for change to be successful.
Now Accepting Applications for the 2020 Executive Leadership Program November 12, 2019
The Executive Leadership Program (ELP) identifies and trains aspiring association leaders to establish a pipeline of engaged members that represents NPMA’s diverse membership. The two-year curriculum involves professional development, association training, monthly mentoring and attendance at NPMA events. Interested? A complete application includes a completed survey, video, and letters of recommendation, so start your application today! The application process […]
Rodents, Mold, Excessive Heat Sickening Connecticut Teachers, Students November 12, 2019
CT Post Teachers reported getting sick from mold and other environmental hazards, including rodent droppings, extreme heat and cold, dust, asbestos and more.