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Chris Gorecki Receives 2011 Legislative Day Award

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Gorecki, Orkin’s vice president of quality assurance, government and environmental affairs and termite claims, was presented with the annual FMC Legislative Day Award.

| March 17, 2011

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a career that spans 23 years, Orkin’s Chris Gorecki has been one the pest control industry’s most active members when it comes to regulatory issues – not only at Orkin, but for NPMA, where he currently chairs NPMA’s Government Affairs Committee. For these and other contributions Gorecki, Orkin’s vice president of quality assurance, government and environmental affairs and termite claims, was presented with the annual FMC Legislative Day Award.

Gorecki’s responsibilities at Orkin include the development, implementation and auditing of procedures for termite, residential and commercial pest control services for all of the Orkin branches. He also acts as the corporate representative, expert witness and fact witness in termite litigation matters for Orkin

Gorecki serves on the Georgia Structural Pest Control Commission as well as several pest management committees

Amy O’Shea, director, FMC Professional Solutions, presented Gorecki the award and noted that his nominator described him as "a positive influence within the Orkin organization. He is truly concerned about the company, his employees and their customers. He is an exciting executive to work with."
 

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