Glen Ramsey

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. Each year, NPMA selects 10 participants to go through a two-year curriculum with monthly meetings that prepares them for association leadership. NPMA pairs participants with mentors, sets up… Show more

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. Each year, NPMA selects 10 participants to go through a two-year curriculum with monthly meetings that prepares them for association leadership. NPMA pairs participants with mentors, sets up monthly conference calls with participants, and helps fund participation in industry events. Participants are expected to attend NPMA board meetings, participate in committees, take advantage of networking and learning activities, work with a mentor and be an ambassador for NPMA throughout the industry. Show less

The mission of the committee is to promote the opportunity for self-improvement by providing educational opportunities that increase individual's skill levels, enhance self-image, and improve customer service.

The mission of the committee is to focus on team building, management styles, education and legislative issues. The program is held every other year, the program is limited to 18 students who learn about team building, leadership skills, the Georgia pest control industry and regulatory/legislative issues. The graduates of this program are frequently tapped to become future officers, committee chairs or region directors of the Georgia Pest Control Association.

The mission of the committee is to provide support, guidance, and recommendations to GPCA members, the Structural Pest Control Commission, and the Georgia Department of Agriculture relating to issues affecting the industry, in order to advance the professionalism in the pest control industry to better serve our customers.

The National Pest Management Association (NPMA), a non-profit organization with more than 7,000 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.

Pi Chi Omega is a national fraternity for pest control professionals. Initiated in 1950 by six students of Dr. John V. Osmun at Purdue University, the fraternity today is comprised of nearly 450 members representing 38 states and 4 foreign countries. These members are some of the most distinguished, dedicated, and talented professionals in the pest control industry. And these professionals are interdisciplinary in scope. They cover a broad spectrum of disciplines… Show more

Pi Chi Omega is a national fraternity for pest control professionals. Initiated in 1950 by six students of Dr. John V. Osmun at Purdue University, the fraternity today is comprised of nearly 450 members representing 38 states and 4 foreign countries. These members are some of the most distinguished, dedicated, and talented professionals in the pest control industry. And these professionals are interdisciplinary in scope. They cover a broad spectrum of disciplines, including: Entomologists Vertebrate Pest Specialists Corporate Technical Directors Equipment and Pesticide Product Specialists Company Owners and Managers Sanitarians Business and Marketing Specialists Consultants Researchers Journalists and Publishers Show less

The mission of the committee was to to provide technical guidance related to wood destroying organisms to the industry, the Structural Pest Control Commission, and the Georgia Department of Agriculture.