NPMA Honors Women in Pest Management with Impact Awards

Eddie Wooten
Mar 10, 2026
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They're owners and CEOs. Branch managers and service managers. Operations directors and marketing leaders. 

They’re all that—and so much more. 

The 108 recipients of this year's NPMA Impact Awards for Women in Pest Management, announced this week, are leaders who deliver impact for their customers, their communities, and their companies. 

Among the recipients, 39 serve companies that partner with FieldRoutes, which is proud to sponsor these annual awards. 

"We're thrilled to honor these 108 remarkable women in our industry as we celebrate International Women's Day and Women's History Month," Dominique Stumpf, CEO of the national association, said in a news release. "The overwhelming response to our call for nominations reflects the extraordinary impact women continue to make in our field — and the growing recognition of their influence. We look forward to celebrating their inspiring stories and the significant contributions that continue to shape and advance our industry."

The Impact Awards honor and celebrate exceptional women at all levels within the pest management industry, in any role, including management, technical/service, sales, or office staff, according to criteria on the NPMA's website. Women working in any function at a pest control company or industry supplier are eligible for consideration, including technical/service, sales, management, or office staff. Nominations were submitted by NPMA member companies and non-members, the NPMA says.

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Recipients will be recognized at the NPMA Women's Forum in Charlotte, NC, May 19-21.

The recipients with connections to FieldRoutes, listed alphabetically by company (click to see the full list):

Jessi Binkley, Pest Management Professional, Accel Pest and Termite Control, Virginia Beach, VA

Julie Baskerville, Adam's Pest Control, Medina, MN

Sheri Carlson, CFO, Adam's Pest Control, Medina, MN

Kristin Fore, CEO, All-Rite Pest Control, Lexington, KY

Viviana Harrington, VP of Corporate & Compliance Counsel, Aptive Environmental, Provo, UT

Kristen Minear, Regional Manager, Aptive Environmental, Austin, TX

Desiree Carpintero, Operations Manager, Aptive Pest Control, Yorba Linda, CA

Kim Decrescente, Brunswick Office Manager, Bug-N-A-Rug Exterminators, Wilmington, NC

Julie Gallagher, HR/AP/Bookkeeper, Bug-N-A-Rug Exterminators, Wilmington, NC

Katie Hendricks, Wilmington Branch Manager, Bug-N-A-Rug Exterminators, Wilmington, NC

Becca Young, Systems and Admin Manager, Bug-N-A-Rug Exterminators, Wilmington, NC

Ashley Morrison, President, City Wide Exterminating, Locust, NC

Abby Branch, Region Operations Manager, Fox Pest Control, Wellsville, UT

Christina Davis, Managing Editor, Fox Pest Control, Logan, UT

Calli Richards, Finance Manager, Fox Pest Control, Fielding, UT

Abby Burt, Team Lead, Frontline Pest Control, Orem, UT

Tara Dempsey, Recruitment and Payroll Specialist, Frontline Pest Control, Lutherville Timonium, MD

Leah Hazelwood, CEO & Marketing Strategist, Go Forth Marketing, High Point, NC

Jessica Glover, Service Manager, Hawx Services, Charlotte, NC

Alysia Wrobel, VP of Operations, Kind Pest Control, Raleigh, NC

Tia Marie VanFossen, Owner, Mindful Pest & Property Solutions, Myrtle Beach, SC

Stacey Hudson, Insider Operations Manager, Modern Exterminating, Columbia, SC

Brittney Oakley, Dir. Commercial Sales & Marketing, Natural State Pest Control, Lowell, AR

Amanda Ragar, Owner, Natural State Pest Control, Lowell, AR

Ana Nedio, Office Manager, Northwest Exterminating, Lauderhill, FL

Erica Tucker, Regional Administrative Leader, Northwest Exterminating, Carrollton, GA

Elizabeth Terra, Billing Specialist, Official Pest Prevention, Elk Grove, CA

Machelle Stockstad, Region Manager, Orkin, Denver, CO

Dominique Carballo, Service Technician, Peachtree Pest Control, Woodstock, GA

Kanisha Lang, HR Coordinator, Peachtree Pest Control, Woodstock, GA

Julie Tesh-Clark, Chief Communications Officer, Pest Management Systems Inc., Greensboro, NC

Tracy Mitchell, Office Manager, Pest Management Systems Inc., Greensboro, NC

Erin Vanderfleet, Executive Assistant, Pest Management Systems Inc., Greensboro, NC

Nancy Barton, Human Resources, Pisgah Pest Control, Brevard, NC

Vicki Thomas, Customer Service Representative, Prodigy Pest Solutions, Sarasota, FL

Julie Bimmerman, VP of Brands, Rollins Inc., Atlanta, GA

Robbie Hudec, VP IT M&A, Rollins Inc., Atlanta, GA

Katia Shapovalenko, Branch Manager, Rose Pest Solutions, Wheeling, IL

AlexaRae Hackett, Director of Operations, Victory Pest & Critter Control LLC, Schertz, TX

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