PCT Cockroach Control Virtual Conference Set for Oct. 16

Cockroach control is difficult, challenging work that takes a high degree of perseverance and know-how. Pest control companies that have the right people and procedures in place to do this work well can reap its benefits.

As reported in the 2024 PCT State of the Cockroach Report, sponsored by Syngetna, during the past five years, one-third (44 percent) of PMPs report that cockroaches have become a more significant source of revenue to their companies. Another 42 percent say revenues held steady. Just 6 percent say that controlling these pernicious pests has become a less significant part of their business.

The PCT Cockroach Control Virtual Conference, sponsored by Syngenta and taking place noon-4 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 16, is for pest control companies seeking to take their cockroach control services to the next level. PCT has gathered a speaker lineup of leading educators and in-the-field experts who will share research findings, best management practices and more. Speakers and sessions include:

The Science of Success — Presenter: Marshall Gaster, Syngenta Professional Pest Management

Combating Bait Insecticide Resistance in German Cockroaches and Achieving Satisfactory Control — Presenter: Dr. Ameya Gondhelaker, Purdue University

Innovating with Syngenta — Presenter: Chris Keefer, Syngenta Professional Pest Management

Understanding Turkestan Cockroaches and Other Invasive Cockroach Species — Presenter: Andrew Sutherland, Ph.D., University of California

Understanding Turkestan Cockroaches and Other Invasive Cockroach Species — Presenter Chad Gore, entomologist and market technical director, Rentokil North America

PCT has applied for and received continuing education approval from numerous states and several other approvals are pending. For an up-to-date list visit here. Learn more and register at cockroachcontrol.pctonline.com.