Each year, NEPMA recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations whose contributions strengthen our industry and association through the following awards and scholarship:
Bartlett W. Eldredge Award
The recipient should be well known and respected by industry peers and demonstrate a strong commitment not only to the profession, but also to service within their company, community, and the broader industry. Click here to learn more about the BART award and submit a nomination. Past Recipients
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Professional Women in Pest Management - Women of Excellence AwardNEPMA Women of Excellence Nomination Form
This regional honor is open to women working throughout the pest management industry, including pest management professionals, manufacturers, researchers, educators, and other industry partners. Nominees must live and/or work in at least one of the following New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Vermont. Individuals may be nominated by more than one person. You may also nominate more than one candidate; however, please submit a separate nomination form for each nominee. The award recipient will receive:
Judging process The selection process is double-blind. All nominations are removed of identifying details—including the nominee’s name, location, and company affiliation—before being provided to the judges for review. Judges evaluate nominations using the following weighted criteria:
The New England Women of Excellence Award is presented during the Annual Awards Dinner in March in conjunction with Spring Training. Past Recipients
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Professional of the Year AwardNominate a deserving candidate today!
Nominees should be affiliated with a NEPMA member company. This award honors pest management professionals whose leadership, dedication, and accomplishments have made a meaningful impact on their company, the industry, and the communities they serve. Individuals may be nominated by more than one person. You may also nominate more than one candidate; however, please submit a separate nomination form for each nominee. The award recipient will receive:
Judging process The selection process is double-blind. All nominations are removed of identifying details—including the nominee’s name, location, and company affiliation—before being provided to judges for review. Judges evaluate nominations using the following weighted criteria:
The NEPMA Professional of the Year Award is presented during the Annual Awards Dinner in March in conjunction with Spring Training. Past Recipients
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Vendor of the Year AwardNominate a deserving candidate today!
Nominees should be affiliated with a NEPMA Allied Member company and serve pest management professionals within the New England region. This award recognizes individuals who are well known and respected by NEPMA members for their service, industry involvement, product knowledge, support, and dedication to advancing the profession. Individuals may be nominated by more than one person. You may also nominate more than one candidate; however, please submit a separate nomination form for each nominee. The award recipient will receive:
Judging process Unlike certain other NEPMA awards, the Vendor of the Year Award selection process is not double-blind. Because the nominee’s relationship with NEPMA member companies, industry presence, and service area are relevant to the selection, the NEPMA Board of Directors reviews and scores the nominations and selects the recipient. Board members evaluate nominations using the following weighted criteria:
The NEPMA Vendor of the Year Award is presented during the Annual Awards Dinner in March in conjunction with Spring Training. Past Recipients
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NEPMA Mark Weintraub ScholarshipNEPMA Mark Weintraub Scholarship Application
Established in 1994, the scholarship was initiated and first funded by Rod Kreimeyer. Rod named the scholarship in honor of Mark Weintraub of Astor Terminix, a founding member of NEPMA as well as Rod’s employer and mentor. The scholarship continues to recognize students with a meaningful connection to the pest management industry and a strong vision for their future. Applicants must be NEPMA members in good standing, employees of NEPMA member companies, or immediate family members of eligible employees. Eligible employees must currently work in the pest management industry and reside in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Vermont. The scholarship recipient will receive:
Judging process The selection process is double-blind. All applications are removed of identifying details—including the applicant’s name, location, and company affiliation—before being provided to judges for review. Judges evaluate applications using the following weighted criteria:
The NEPMA Mark Weintraub Scholarship is presented during Spring Training in March. The $3,000 scholarship check is issued directly to the recipient’s school during the spring semester. Past Recipients
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