FMC True Champions Trivia Challenge Winners Announced

The Trivia Challenge was part of PestWorld 2020 and the kickoff of the Talstar 25th Anniversary Celebration.

November 20, 2020

PHILADELPHIA – FMC Professional Solutions announced winners of the FMC True Champions Trivia Challenge, hosted at the first virtual PestWorld. Winners showcased their knowledge of urban pest management, FMC products, and popular culture. They will receive prizes including Cabela’s gift cards and upgraded True Champions Rewards program status.

Winners included:

• David Moor of Dodson Pest Control in Lynchburg, Virginia

• Cory Goeltzenleuchter of McCall Service in Jacksonville, Florida

• Andrew Taylor of Plunkett’s Pest Control in Minneapolis, Minnesota

• Mark VanderWerp of Rose Pest Solutions in Troy, Michigan

• Jim Zylstra of Tuff Turf Molebusters in Byron Center, Michigan

• Kim Kelley-Tunis of Terminix in Memphis, Tennessee

• Glen Ramsey of Rollins Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia

• Justin Marlowe of McCauley Services in Bryant, Arkansas

• Kevin Hathorne of Terminix Service Inc. in Columbia, South Carolina

• Martin Overline of Aardvark Pest Management in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

FMC Professional Solutions also launched a new 20-ounce package size of Scion insecticide with UVX technology, continued support of PestVets, and announced the upcoming celebration of the Talstar 25th Anniversary at the event.

“We are pleased to recognize our industry partners for their participation in the trivia event,” said Marketing Manager for the FMC Professional Solutions business unit, Mike Sisti.

“The pest control industry is very technical and competitive,” said Tom Wharton, National Sales Manager for the FMC Professional Solutions Pest Control. “The Trivia Challenge was a great way to give our industry partners a chance to compete and showoff their technical knowledge while also getting them engaged with our booth and PestWorld plans. We thank everyone who joined us at PestWorld and participated in the Trivia Challenge.”

Learn more about the FMC True Champions program at www.fmctruechampions.com.

U.S. Pest Protection Among 'Top Women-Owned Businesses in Nashville'

The company, led by Eric Brister, was recognized in September by the Nashville Business Journal.

November 20, 2020

Posted by the PCT Staff

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — U.S. Pest Protection, Nasvhville, Tenn., was recognized in September by the Nashville Business Journal, as one of its "Top Women-Owned Businesses in Nashville." U.S. Pest Protection is owned by second-generation PCO Erica Brister.

"I believe we have been doing this list since I started compiling lists in 1999," Nashville Business Journal Research Director Carole Smith told U.S. Pest.

Brister, expressed her gratitude for the company being recognized in such capacity. "As a female business owner in Nashville's competitive economy, I am very fortunate and honored for U.S. Pest to be recognized in this capacity. Amidst a global pandemic and a revitalizing U.S. economy, U.S. Pest Protection continues to grow and expand outside of the Greater Nashville Area."

With statistics showing an average of 100 people moving to Nashville per day, pest control and termite protection for residential homes in Tennessee is certainly a booming industry and a necessity.

"Everybody needs pest control; especially termite protection," stated Brister. "Termite protection is like an insurance policy for your home in itself. If you move to Tennessee and have never experienced or had to worry about such pests, you'll quickly learn the different types of termites and that there is no other option but to have pest control for termites."

Source: PRNewswire

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