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The 89th Annual Pest Management Conference Dates Are Set

The dates are set for the much-anticipated 89th Annual Pest Management Conference! Running from Monday, January 13 to Wednesday, January 15, 2025, this conference is sure to have plenty of options for members of any realm of pest management.

This year's conference is titled "Moving at the Speed of Technology."

From technology to technique, this conference brings together the great minds of our industry each year to exchange ideas, grow networks, and engage in the future of pest management. So mark your calendars and keep an eye out for more information about this year’s conference.

 

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