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SPMAO cordially invites you to our 2024 Fall Workshops!
Registration is Open

The Structural Pest Management Association of Ontario (SPMAO) is excited to announce its upcoming Fall Workshops in October 2024. The workshops will be held on two separate dates and locations to accommodate professionals from across the province.

Kingston: Tuesday, October 8th, 2024
Delta Hotels Kingston Waterfront
1 Johnson Street, Kingston, ON K7L 5H7

Join us in Kingston for a day filled with insightful presentations and networking opportunities with industry leaders that promises to deliver the latest advancements and best practices in pest management.

London: Friday, October 11th, 2024
Lamplighter Inn & Conference Center
591 Wellington Road South, London, ON N6C 4R3

For those who are unable to attend the Kingston event, the same comprehensive program will be available in London. This second date ensures that all members have the opportunity to benefit from the valuable content and connections offered by the SPMAO Workshops.

What to Expect

Educational Sessions: Gain knowledge from experts on the latest trends and technologies in pest management.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow professionals, suppliers and industry leaders to share experiences and insights.
Exhibitor Showcase: Explore products and services from leading suppliers in the pest control industry.

Who Should Attend?

This conference is ideal for pest management professionals, business owners, technicians and anyone involved in the pest control industry. Whether you are looking to expand your knowledge, improve your services or grow your professional network, this event is designed to meet your needs.

Registration Details

 

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and connect with peers in the pest management field. Save the date for October 8, 2024, in Kingston, Ontario or October 11, 2024, in London, Ontario, and join us for an enriching and impactful event.

A reminder that SPMAO Events are to be used for educational, learning and networking purposes and not as a recruitment opportunity.

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SPMAO cordially invites you to
Register and/or Sponsor our Golf Tournament

2024 SPMAO GOLF TOURNAMENT
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH
8:30AM MODIFIED SHOTGUN TEE OFF
SCRAMBLE FORMAT

Cherry Downs Golf Club
2110 CONCESSION # 7 PICKERING, ON L1Y 1A2

After an 8 year hiatus and back by popular demand, we invite you to join us and play in the 2024 SPMAO Golf Tournament. Come unwind for a day of fun with colleagues and friends.

In addition to the scramble tournament, there will be special prize holes and a 50-50 draw. Breakfast, lunch and a drink ticket will be included with your registration. Please let us know if you have any dietary concerns and we will try to accommodate.

We’re excited to have this event back and hope you can join us!

$175 Single Golfer | $350 Twosome | $525 Threesome | $650 Foursome | $40 Lunch Only

Sponsorship

As we have always done in past years, we are reaching out to our suppliers and vendors to assist us with our event.

Your generous support will be allocated towards both food and prizes to ensure we have a successful event. Your company will be recognized throughout the event.

We’re excited to have this event back and hope you can join us!

$150 General Sponsorship | $300 Hole Sponsorship

Join Us: Whether you are a seasoned golfer, weekend hacker or first time player, the SPMAO Golf Tournament provides the perfect platform to connect, network and have fun.

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Have you checked out CFIB Tools and Resources?

Reminder, new partner discounts are available every month – log in the Member Portal to access the promo codes!

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) offers a variety of tools and resources designed to support small and medium-sized businesses across Canada. These tools and resources are aimed at helping business owners navigate challenges, improve their operations, and stay informed about relevant regulations and opportunities. Here are some of the key offerings:

1. Business Counseling and Advice

  • Helpline: CFIB provides a business helpline that members can call for personalized advice on a wide range of topics, including human resources, regulatory compliance, and business management.
  • Templates and Guides: CFIB offers various templates, such as employment contracts, privacy policies, and health and safety plans, to help businesses stay compliant and organized.

2. Cost Savings Programs

  • Group Discounts: CFIB members can access discounts on essential business services such as payroll processing, insurance, shipping, and payment processing.
  • Exclusive Offers: Partnerships with major suppliers allow CFIB to offer exclusive discounts on everyday business expenses, like office supplies and fuel.

3. Advocacy and Policy Representation

  • Lobbying: CFIB actively lobbies all levels of government on behalf of small businesses, advocating for policies that reduce red tape, lower taxes, and create a more favorable business environment.
  • Surveys and Reports: CFIB conducts regular surveys to gather insights from its members, which are used to influence public policy and bring attention to the challenges faced by small businesses.

4. Educational Resources

  • Webinars and Workshops: CFIB organizes webinars and workshops on various business topics, such as marketing, financial management, and legal issues.
  • Business Resources Library: An extensive online library offers articles, videos, and tools to help business owners manage and grow their businesses effectively.

5. Employee Benefits Programs

  • Health and Dental Plans: CFIB provides access to competitive group health and dental insurance plans tailored to the needs of small businesses.
  • Retirement Savings Plans: Members can also take advantage of retirement savings programs designed to help attract and retain employees.

6. Tax and Financial Tools

  • Tax Support: CFIB offers resources to help businesses understand their tax obligations and provides advice on tax planning and preparation.
  • Financial Planning: Tools and calculators are available to assist with budgeting, cash flow management, and financial forecasting.

These tools and resources are part of CFIB’s commitment to helping Canadian small businesses succeed by providing practical support, valuable information, and strong advocacy

https://www.cfib-fcei.ca/en/tools-resources

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Why SPMAO Wants Wildlife Companies to Join the Association

The Structural Pest Management Association of Ontario (SPMAO) has long been at the forefront of advocating for the pest control industry within the province. Recognizing the evolving landscape of pest management and the growing intersection between traditional pest control and wildlife management, SPMAO is actively encouraging wildlife companies to join the association. This initiative is driven by several compelling reasons that underscore the benefits for both wildlife companies and the broader pest management community.

1. Unified Voice for Advocacy

One of the primary reasons SPMAO seeks the inclusion of wildlife companies is to create a unified voice for advocacy. Legislative and regulatory environments are increasingly influencing the way pest and wildlife management are conducted. By bringing wildlife companies into the fold, SPMAO can present a more comprehensive and cohesive front when lobbying for industry-friendly policies. This unified approach ensures that the concerns and needs of all facets of pest management, including wildlife control, are addressed effectively.

2. Comprehensive Training and Education

SPMAO is renowned for its commitment to continuing education and professional development. Wildlife companies that join the association stand to benefit significantly from access to a broad range of training programs, seminars, and workshops. These educational resources are designed to keep members abreast of the latest industry trends, technologies, and regulatory changes. For wildlife control professionals, this means staying informed about the best practices and innovations that can enhance their service delivery and operational efficiency.

3. Enhanced Professional Standards

By integrating wildlife companies into its membership, SPMAO aims to elevate the overall professional standards within the industry. The association’s stringent code of ethics and best practice guidelines provide a framework for maintaining high service standards. Wildlife companies that adhere to these guidelines not only enhance their credibility but also contribute to raising the bar for the entire industry. This collective commitment to excellence benefits consumers by ensuring they receive the highest quality of service.

4. Networking and Collaboration Opportunities

Membership in SPMAO offers unparalleled networking opportunities. Wildlife companies can connect with other pest management professionals, sharing insights, experiences, and best practices. These interactions foster collaboration and can lead to innovative solutions to common challenges. Additionally, networking within the association can open up new business opportunities, partnerships, and referral networks that can help wildlife companies grow and thrive.

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We invite you to contibute!

Please send your articles to info@spmao.ca.

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