VPMA appoints new board of administrators for 2022

VPMA Board on the 2021 VPMA Annual Assembly and Pest Fest in December, from left entrance: Marie Horner, Aaron Owens and Danial Carr; from Again left: Dave Outhous, John Reid, Shannon Harlow-Ellis, Jason Leonard, Greg Schmidt, Rahsan Mitchell, Troy Wolfrey and Mike Morris. PHOTO: VPMA

The Virginia Pest Administration Affiliation (VPMA) installs a brand new board of administrators for this yr.

On the annual assembly and Pest Fest on Dec. 8, 2021, President Dave Outhous, of RichPro Pest Administration, launched the brand new board.

Outhous is joined on the Govt Committee by Vice President John Reid, of Accel Pest & Termite Management; Secretary Shannon Harlow-Ellis, of Mosquito Joe Company; Treasurer Tony Sfreddo, of American Pest Management; Allied Consultant Jason Leonard, of FORSHAW; and Nationwide Consultant Greg Schmidt, of Pest Options, Inc.

The Govt Committee is made up of people who find themselves board veterans.

Administrators Charlie Church, of Getem Termite & Pest Management, and Marie Horner, of Arrow Exterminators, have been re-elected to serve one other 2-year time period. New Administrators Rahsan Mitchell, of Mitchells Pest Management, and Aaron Owens, of U.S. Pest Management, be part of the management staff. Rahsan beforehand served because the Central Virginia Pest Administration Affiliation (CVPMA) liaison to the board.

The board of administrators is rounded out by Administrators Troy Wolfrey, of PermaTreat Pest Management, and Mike Morris, Integrity Pest Options, who’re in the course of their two-year phrases.

As well as, there are liaisons from every native affiliation in Virginia. Ray Mitchell, of Mitchell Pest Companies, represents Northern Virginia; Kristi Crutchfield represents Southwest Virginia; and Daniel Carr, of Mares Exterminating, represents Tidewater.

In keeping with a information launch, “VPMA is worked up to begin this new yr with a management staff prepared to maneuver VPMA ahead within the provision of high quality, accessible training; sturdy and well timed regulatory and legislative advocacy; and far-reaching member advantages.”