Bobby Jenkins presents Norm Goldenberg with a putter at the PPMA Board Meeting.
Deni Naumann gives a heartfelt speech recognizing Goldenberg at the gala.
Norman and Diane Goldenberg.
Goldenberg speaking at the gala.
A champagne toast in honor of Goldenberg.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – As part of The Pest Management Foundation’s Sunday night gala, longtime Terminix executive Norman Goldenberg was honored for his many years of industry advocacy.
Goldenberg was instrumental in founding The Pest Management Foundation, which is a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission and purpose is to advance the pest management industry through education, research and training.
Deni Naumann, interim president of Terminix Commercial, presented a $50,000 donation to The Pest Management Fund in recognition of Goldenberg, who recently retired from Terminix. That donation helped The Foundation raise $100,000 at the gala.
Naumann thanked Goldenberg for “your decades of service to Terminix; your numerous hosted lunches, dinners and galas; your thousands of hotel stays and airline miles; your countless handshakes and introductions; your sly sense of humor and your warm laugh. And, mostly, the heartfelt concern you have shown each of us both professionally and personally. We often say the pest control industry is one big family; you are one of our patriarchs and the epitome of what that truly means.”
The gala was sponsored by Rollins, Terminix, Control Solutions, Copesan and MGK.