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• Midwest PestCon - Exhibitor/Sponsor

  • Start
    Tue, February 11, 2025
  •  
    7:45 AM
  • End
    Wed, February 12, 2025
  •  
    10:00 AM
  • Location
    Kalahari Water Park & Resort, 1305 Kalahari Drive, Wisconsin Dells
  • Spaces left
    27

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  Join your pest control industry colleagues for education, networking, and  success. Register here for exhibitor space and/or sponsorship. Act now; space is limited and we have filled up in the past!
  

  For full details, visit our conference pages, PestCon 2025 Sponsor-Exhibitor Packet.pdf, or contact one of our board members.

  Hotel
  If you'd also like lodging at the Kalahari, rooms and family suites are available at deep WPCA discounts until December 31st, or while the supply lasts. Call 877-525-2427 and mention the WPCA room block or reserve online to make your reservation.
  

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• 2025 Midwest PestCon

  • Start
    Tue, February 11, 2025
  •  
    8:00 AM
  • End
    Wed, February 12, 2025
  •  
    3:15 PM
  • Location
    Kalahari Water Park & Resort, 1305 Kalahari Drive, Wisconsin Dells

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  What You Need, From the People Who Know
  

  Keynote

  • Growing Up Farley: A Story of Addiction, Love, and Forgiveness - Tom Farley
    

  Educational Sessions
  

  • Nailed It! Getting Control of Carpenter Ants and Bees* - Sarah Latyn
    
  • Rodent Control and Communicating with Your Customers* - Sara Knilans
  • Hands-On Mini Sessions*
    
  • Grit, Grind & Grow: The Path to Your First $1 Million - Seth Garber
  • What NPMA Has for You* - Dominique Stumpf
  • The Peridomestic Cockroaches—Big Bugs Cause Big Problems* - Nathan Hall
  • Occasional Invaders: Frequent Challenges* - Tom Dobrinska
  • Dead Rodent in a Void and Other Lessons Learned* - Todd Leyse
  • Building Walls (Against Pests)—Up-to-Date Exclusion Practices* -  Wiley Sanders
    
  • Record Keeping and Other Administrative Requirements When Making Commercial Pesticide Applications in the State of Wisconsin - Art Fonk
    
  • 2024 in Review: Highlights from the UW Madison Insect Diagnostic Lab* - PJ Liesch

  *Approval pending for Illinois CEUs
  
  Other Benefits of Attending

  • Vendor Exhibits
  • Master Tech and 7.1 Testing (separate registrations required)
    
  • Networking with Other Professionals
  • Family Get-Away at the Kalahari
    

  Hotel Reservations
  

  • Rooms and family suites are available at the Kalahari with deep WPCA discounts while the supply lasts. Call 877-525-2427 or reserve online to make your reservations. 

  Sponsors/Exhibitors
  Sponsorships and exhibitor space are both available here.

  Questions?

  • 7.1 training requires separate pre-registration and is not included in your WPCA conference registration. For 7.1 registration call (608) 262-7588 or register here.
    
  • Contact us with Midwest PestCon questions

  No refunds will be given. Registrations must be paid in full at least two weeks prior to the event or they will be cancelled.
  

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• Master Tech Exam

  • When
    Tue, February 11, 2025
  •  
    2:30 PM
  • Location
    Kalahari Water Park and Resort, 05 Kalahari Drive, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

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  Fewer than 200 pest control technicians have become WPCA certified Master Techs. Are you the next?

  Achieving your Master Tech status assures your customers of your commitment to quality service, and to advancing the practice of effective and safe pest control services. Once certified as a Master Tech, you earn the right to wear the Master Tech uniform patch.

  The exam consists of questions related to vertebrate pest control, insects, IPM principles and laws and regulations. The fee includes one retest. The exam is given each year in conjunction with our Spring Training Conference. Note: This registration is for people who only want to take the exam. If you plan to attend the entire Conference (including the exam), register here instead.
  

  The WPCA Master Tech program is sponsored by WPCA in cooperation with the Insect Diagnostic Laboratory at UW-Madison, and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
  

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