Residential
- Nick Caudell, East Cooper Termite & Pest, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.
- Mike Fain, Go-Forth Pest Control, High Point, N.C.
- Dave Gonser, American Pest Management, Manhattan, Kan.
- William Grey, ABC Exterminating, Monroe, Conn.
- William Morris, Bug Out Service, Jacksonville, Fla.
- Robinson Riascos, Massey Services, Orlando, Fla.
- Michael Sullivan, Orkin, Tyler, Texas
Commercial
- Steven Daugherty, Orkin, New Castle, Del.
- Eric Dierking, Arrow Environmental Services, Lakeland, Fla.
- Paul Dutra, Crane Pest Control, San Francisco, Calif.
- Marc Piccirillo, Viking Pest Control, Denville, N.J.
- Dave Simonis, Wil-Kil Pest Control, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Termite
- Doug Nold, American Pest Management, Manhattan, Kan.
- Isidro Ramirez, Orkin, Miami, Fla.
- Michael Wallace, Terminix, Madison Heights, Mich.
Judges
The process for choosing this year’s winners involved a thorough review of each candidate’s credentials, including materials submitted by their respective companies. A panel of well-respected industry professionals had the difficult task of deciding the winners. PCT would like to thank our panel of judges:
Dr. Robert Corrigan
RMC Pest Management Consulting
Richmond, Ind.
Dr. Robert Davis
BASF Professional & Specialty Solutions
Pflugerville, Texas
Dr. Richard Kramer
Innovative Pest Management
Brookeville, Md.
Dr. Fred Whitford
Purdue University Pesticide Programs
West Lafayette, Ind.
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