Seun Oladipupo of Auburn University and Dakotah Todd of Virginia Tech.
The opening ceremony, sponsored by Bayer, featured the Greatest Show, a cast of Broadway-accredited singers and dancers.
Ildem Bozkurt of Bayer spoke during the opening ceremony.
John Long of Ace Pest Control in Indiana, at the Syngenta booth.
Attendee Fatma Abdulrehman checks out the ant colony mold at NPMA's booth area.
A mouse at a Brandenburg booth display.
Outging PPMA board member (and Penn State alum) Vic Hammel (second from left) was recognized by PPMA for his year's of service with a football signed by former Penn State star running back Saquon Barkley.
Attendees played 'rock, paper, scissors' for prizes at the Briostack boot.
Pi Chi Omega group photo
A look at the crowd on hand for the opening ceremony.
Members of The Aust Group on the exhibit hall floor.
One of several entertainers on the PestWorld exhibit floor.
Scott Linde plays an insect-themed pinball machine.
Some of the technology on hand at the exhibit hall.
One of several entertainers on the PestWorld exhibit floor.
Dennis Judy (left) was recognized with the Pi Chi Omega Achievement Award, which was presented by Glen Ramsey.
Pi Chi Omega recognized recently retired Copesan President Deni Naumann for her contributions.
Corteva Agriscience had a magician at its booth to entertain attendees.
A cockroach at a Brandenburg booth display.
Cisse Spragins presented Dale Baker with the Pi Chi Omega Achievement Award.
Georgia PhD student Allison Johnson, thanked Pi Chi Omega members for the scholarship the pest control fraternity presented her.
A mariachi band led attendees to the exhibit hall.
Judy Black recognized Dale Baker with the Generosity Award at the Pi Chi Omega meeting.
Dennis Jenkins (left) passes the gavel to new NPMA President Chris Gorecki.
Chris Gorecki (right) presents Bobby Jenkins (left) with NPMA's Pinnacle Award.
Volunteers stuffed care packages as part of NPMA Gives service opportunity on Friday.
NPMA President-Elect Scott Steckel.
NPMA presented awards to members on Thursday.
Control Solutions Inc. was one of several exhibitors.
Cleveland Dixon spoke during an educational session panel.
Protective equipment on display on the exhibit hall.
Jen McCauley reviewed NPMA's QualityPro program.
A highlight of day two at PestWorld 2019 was an inspirational speech from Flamin’ Hot Cheetos creator Richard Montañez, who presented the Opening General Session, sponsored by Corteva Agriscience.
A birds-eye view of San Diego harbor.
Attendee Sheila Dunn with a dog on hand at the NPMA booth.
Neogen held 'target practice' at its booth to promote SureKill.
Tactical Dusting Systems was one of the PestWorld exhibitors.
Mark Jull of Target Specialty Products explains Target's new line of Strike MAX products.
NPMA President Chris Gorecki welcomes PestWorld attendees.
Some of the Control Solutions Inc. (CSI) team in front of their booth.
Christian Wilcox of McCauley Services speaks during one of the educational sessions.
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