A TIME TO CELEBRATE: Arrow Exterminators CEO Emily Thomas Kendrick said the annual summit not only gives the company a chance to celebrate employees’ accomplishments over the past year, but also to look forward. (PHOTO: KELLI PRICE PHOTOGRAPH)
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Atlanta, Ga.-based Arrow Exterminators held its annual Fiscal Year Leadership Summit July 29 and 30 to celebrate a record-breaking 2025-2026 fiscal year.
More than 500 team members and partners descended on the Omni Hotel in Atlanta, where Arrow Exterminators recognized outstanding achievements from across the company, including surpassing $475 million in total revenue.
The event also set the stage for continued growth in 2026-2027, as the company introduced its new internal fiscal year theme, “Lead Every Day: Chasing Greatness.”
Arrow Exterminators was founded in 1964 and is the largest family-owned pest and termite control company in the United States, ranked by revenue. Chairman of the Board Joe Thomas is a Pest Management Professional Hall of Famer (Class of 2009).
Words to live by: Arrow Exterminators President and COO Tim Pollard said the “Lead Every Day: Chasing Greatness” theme refers to “the choices we make every day, how we support our teams, and how we continue raising the bar for ourselves and our company.” (PHOTO: KELLI PRICE PHOTOGRAPHY)The dream team: The Fiscal Year Leadership Summit brought together company executives, managers and corporate support teams to recognize outstanding achievements. Pictured from left are President and COO Tim Pollard, Service Center Manager Chris Sprinkle, VP of Benefits Hali Smith, Service Center Manager Joe Conway, Chief Administrative Officer Shay Runion and CEO Emily Thomas Kendrick. (PHOTO: KELLI PRICE PHOTOGRAPHY)A joint celebration: The Fiscal Year Leadership Summit marked the nation’s 250th birthday with festive décor such as this creative “cake,” which looked good enough to eat. (PHOTO: PMP STAFF)Class(y) reunion: More than 500 Arrow Exterminators team members and partners attended the two-day event. Presentations held during lunch and dinner gave attendees the opportunity to catch up with old friends and treasured colleagues. (PHOTO: PMP STAFF)
