Courtesy of All U Need
FORT MYERS, Fla. – All U Need Pest Control announced that three of its leadership team members have achieved their entomology certifications, further enhancing the company’s expertise and commitment to delivering the highest-quality pest management solutions, the company said.
• Kyle Selbach, Director of Operations, has earned the designation of Board Certified Entomologist
(B.C.E.).
• Kris Bagnara, Director of Technical Services, has been recognized as an Associate Certified
Entomologist (A.C.E.).
• Sean Hearn, Director of Business Development, has also achieved the Associate Certified
Entomologist (A.C.E.) designation.
These certifications were awarded by the Entomological Society of America.
Selbach has been in the pest control industry for seven years and currently serves as a Southwest Regional Board Director for the Florida Pest Management Association (FPMA). Bagnara brings over 15 years of experience in technical pest control services. Hearn has seven years of experience, focusing on business development and customer solutions.
“Our leadership team’s pursuit of these certifications demonstrates our unwavering commitment to improving
service quality, staying ahead of industry advancements, and ensuring we meet the highest standards in pest
management,” said Kyle Selbach, Board Certified Entomologist and Director of Operations. “I’m excited to
earn this recognition alongside my colleagues, further strengthening our ability to serve our customers with the
most effective and scientifically-backed pest control solutions.”
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