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Episode 298

2 hours ago
1 min read

11/5/26

Topic: Sustainability as a Competitive Advantage for Pest Control Firms

Guest: Cassie Krejci, Ph.D., BCE, VP of Transformation, Forshaw



In this episode we discuss:

  • Our sponsors Coalmarch by Workwave, PestSure, Voice for Pest, Forshaw & PestPac by WorkWave

  • PMP Industry Insiders Peer Groups & Conference

  • The industry's need to broaden the definition of sustainability beyond simply using less pesticide

  • Cassie Krejci’s professional background as an entomologist and her role as VP of Transformation at Forshaw

  • How sustainability functions as good operating discipline and aligns with the people, partners, and performance framework

  • Strategies for measuring sustainability initiatives using OKRs and KPIs to ensure a positive return on investment

  • Practical ways to reduce operational waste, such as improving route density and inventory management

  • How distributors can serve as an intelligence layer to translate product innovation into better field outcomes

  • Why focusing on employee retention and efficient service delivery creates long-term value and lowers acquisition costs

  • Key steps for PMPs to implement a sustainable business model, starting with measuring baselines and involving technicians

  • How these efficiency-focused initiatives directly strengthen gross margins and improve overall company performance

Notable: "Don't chase the word 'sustainable.' Chase better performance. If you're reducing wasted material, unnecessary miles, or expired inventory, you're building a more sustainable business whether you put a label on it or not." —Cassie Krejci

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