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Massey Services Ed Dougherty Announces Retirement
Massey Services announced that chief operating officer Ed Dougherty retired from the company after a distinguished 30-plus year career on March 31. In the interim, Tony Massey will lead the operations team.
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Coalmarch Announces Transition to Private Ownership
Along with its return to private ownership, Coalmarch announced a strategic partnership with WorkWave. This collaboration ensures native integrations with PestPac and Real Green.
Termatrac Introduces iTraker Pro
The iTraker Pro, Termatrac’s third-generation model, is designed to improve precision and efficiency of termite detection.
All-American Pest Control Celebrates Employees at Annual Awards Ceremony
The awards, presented at the company's recent tri-annual meeting at Dave & Buster's in Nashville, Tenn., honor individuals who exemplify All-American Pest Control's core values of reliability, remarkable service, teamwork, respect, thoughtful innovation and servant leadership.
NEPMA PestVets Unit Collects Food and Clothing Items for Veterans
As part of New England's Annual Spring Training event, PestVets organized a canned food drive, encouraging attendees to bring non-perishable food items and gift cards to benefit Liberty House. This initiative complements New England PestVets’ fall clothing and snack drive, held last October through mid-December.
PestWorld East 2025 Program Announced
The event aims to unite pest professionals from around the world, with particular focus on participants from the Middle East, Africa, South Asia and India. The program focuses on emerging technologies, sustainable practices and region-specific solutions.
Hygiene IQ Uses Smart Sensor Technology to Detect Rodents
Hygiene IQ improves rodent detection by using sensors to monitor rodent movement in real time.
Rollins Acquires Saela Pest Control
Saela was founded in 2008 by Andrew Richardson and grew to become a $65 million company.
PCT Spotlights Leaders in Pest Management for Women’s History Month
PCT magazine put a call out on social media for women in the pest control industry to share their stories to celebrate Women’s History Month. Here’s just a small glimpse into the world of women empowerment in pest control.
Honey Bee Colony Losses Could Reach up to 70 Percent, WSU Researchers Report
While it’s too early in the season to know exactly why colony losses are higher this year, Priya Chakrabarti Basu, assistant professor of pollinator health and apiculture at Washington State University, suspects a combination of stressors, including nutrition deficiencies, mite infestations, viral diseases and possible pesticide exposure during the previous pollinating season.
SiteOne Hires Dan Carrothers as Vice President of Agronomic Business Development
Carrothers brings 35 years of industry experience, driving growth across a wide range of products and customers. Prior to joining SiteOne, he was the director of global special solutions for FMC.