Dominique Stumpf’s journey to becoming CEO of the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is characterized by seizing opportunities, embracing challenges, and constantly learning and growing along the way. Stumpf joined the NPCA, now known as NPMA, in 1997, and within just two months she found herself sitting at the management table and actively involved in shaping the association's direction. This early involvement marked the beginning of her path within the organization. 25 years later, Stumpf and NPMA have continued to make a significant impact on the pest control industry, and we’re excited to share her journey with you today. Additional topics include workforce development, programming & educational content offered through NPMA, the future of pest control, and MORE!

NPMA, a non-profit with more than 7,000 members, was established in 1933 to support the pest management industry’s commitment to the protection of public health, food and property, reflected in the continuing education of industry professionals and the dissemination of information to homeowners and businesses. Visit www.npmapestworld.org for more information.