Lucinda Lewis
Lucinda Lewis is an experienced pest control professional and Route Manager at Sprague Pest Solutions, where she focuses on delivering eco-friendly and sustainable pest management solutions. Anchored by strong team leadership and interpersonal skills, Lucinda oversees a monthly route that targets pests such as cockroaches, bedbugs, ants, and rodents, ensuring both safety and customer satisfaction. Her expertise in integrated pest management, combined with a commitment to protecting public health, positions her as a trusted leader in responsible pest control practices.
Lucinda’s career in pest management spans multiple roles, including positions at Eastside Exterminators, Issaquah Pest Control, and Dominion Pest Control Services, where she developed leadership, teamwork, and operational expertise. Prior to her current role, she also gained management experience as a Shift Manager at Pizza Hut, sharpening her skills in customer service and team coordination. Her professional journey is marked by a dedication to both people and processes, ensuring excellence across every aspect of her work.
Holding a Master of Business Administration and a degree in Psychology from the University of Phoenix, Lucinda combines technical knowledge with strategic leadership capabilities. She is also certified in leadership through the National Society of Leadership and Success, underscoring her commitment to personal growth and team development. With a focus on eco-friendly solutions and operational efficiency, Lucinda continues to champion innovative practices that make both homes and businesses safe, pest-free, and environmentally responsible.
• FOUNDATIONS OF LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE 1
• Master of Business Administration
• University of Phoenix- M.B.A.
• University of Phoenix
• National Society of Leadership & Success
• Bikers Against Child Abuse
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my desire to create a better life for my son.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this field is: don’t be afraid of getting your hands dirty.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
The biggest challenge in my field right now is managing time effectively.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in my work and personal life are patience, empathy, and communication, and I love spending time with my six-year-old son, riding my Harley, and exploring hobbies like crochet and embroidery.