National Pest Management Association
Non-profit
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA), a non-profit organization with over 4,000 members from around the world, was established in 1933 to support the pest management industry's commitment to the protection of public health, food and property. This commitment is reflected both in the continuing education of pest management professionals and the dissemination of timely information to homeowners and businesses. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesNPMA Launches Comprehensive Sustainability in Pest Management Site
NPMA has announced the launch of its comprehensive Sustainability in Pest Management site, a new online resource designed to help pest management professionals of all business sizes integrate sustainable practices into their operations.
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Feature Navigating PCI Compliance This comprehensive guide breaks down essential regulations, compliance pitfalls specific to pest control operations, legal implications, proper data storage protocols, and straightforward steps to bring your payment processes into compliance without disrupting business operations.
Professional Pest Management Alliance
Think of the Alliance as the voice of the industry. Together, we drive demand for professional pest management services through innovative marketing programs that educate consumers nationwide about the threats posed by pests. Because when we earn consumer trust, we attract loyal customers and help your business grow stronger, faster. When you become part of the Alliance, you're joining a movement more than 25 years strong — one that's proven to turn consumer awareness into action.
Rodenticide Stewardship
This 1-hour training course represents a proactive effort from the pest management industry to educate certified pest control applicators on the responsible use of anticoagulant rodenticides. The strategies and methods provided in this two-part training will instill knowledge above and beyond state and federal educational requirements for the handling and application of rodenticides.
NPMA Honors Top Industry Leaders at PestWorld 2025
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) celebrated outstanding leadership, innovation, and service to the pest management industry during its annual awards presentations at PestWorld 2025 in Orlando, Florida. During Tuesday’s Opening Ceremony, NPMA CEO Dominique Stumpf recognized key contributors to the association’s mission.
Introduction to Rodent and Wildlife Exclusion
Exclusion, or the prevention of pests from entering a structure, is an essential but tricky skill that is often necessary for rodent management. This course will serve as an introduction to basic exclusion techniques, tools, and tricks of the trade. This course was brought to you through the work of the NPMA Wildlife Committee. This course can be used to prepare for the NPMA PRO Certified exam and counts for one (1) technical credit towards NPMA PRO recertification.
Small Scale, Big Impact
How do successful independent pest control businesses turn their size constraints into hiring advantages? Real-world examples from thriving small operators demonstrate how targeted HR practices can transform workforce management from an administrative burden into a strategic business advantage. Liisa Andreassen Small pest control businesses face unique human resource challenges that differ significantly from those of their larger counterparts.
Spider Facts Every PMP Should Know
Members-only Information This information is limited to current NPMA members. If you are a current member, please log in or create a valid member account connected to your member company. Log in or create account If you or your company are not a current NPMA member, we encourage you to consider joining NPMA. Learn more about NPMA membership
2026 Wildlife Expo
Experience this phenomenal program designed to offer professionals in wildlife management or those interested in providing this valuable add-on service with a comprehensive blend of technical and business-related training. Stop by the Exhibit Hall, where you can explore the latest products and services in pest and wildlife management and network with colleagues within the wildlife management community.