FAIRFAX, Va. — Registration is now open for the 2026 Carolinas/Mid-Atlantic Conference, bringing together pest management professionals from across the region for an engaging and impactful industry experience. The event will take place in Charleston, SC, offering attendees a dynamic mix of high-quality education, valuable networking, and a memorable coastal setting.
The National Pest Management Association said the conference, designed to support professional growth and business success, delivers expert-led learning opportunities alongside meaningful connections with peers and industry partners. Attendees will gain practical insights, discover innovative solutions, and build relationships that extend beyond the event.
Conference Highlights:
The 2026 Carolinas/Mid-Atlantic Conference features a comprehensive program designed to deliver both educational value and engaging experiences, including:
- Accredited sessions led by industry experts, offering opportunities to earn CEUs on timely and relevant topics
- Networking events and family-friendly activities, including the Welcome Reception, Family Picnic, and BBQ Lunch
- An exhibit hall featuring more than 50 companies showcasing the latest products, services, and technologies
- A Golf Tournament offering attendees a relaxed setting to connect and kick off the conference
Attendees are encouraged to register by June 25, 2026, to take advantage of early-bird pricing. Rates will increase after this date. For more information and to register, visit www.npmapestworld.org/midatlantic.
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