As of Jan. 15, Ottawa’s Stratford Managers Corporation has become Stratford Group Ltd.
So, what’s in a name, and why does it matter to Stratford’s clients?
Jim Roche founded Stratford 12 years ago to fill a gap he experienced as an entrepreneur and executive running small and medium-sized technology companies.
“I wanted someone like Stratford to help me get to the next level, but such a company didn’t exist,” he said.
A lot has changed in 12 years. Stratford’s clients today span public and private-sector organizations large and small in a host of market verticals across North America. From publicly traded companies to growth-stage newcomers, municipalities to not-for-profits.
For much of the past year, families have been separated due to risks of spreading the coronavirus. Yet as the COVID-19 vaccines continue to roll out to those.
Older adults are being prioritized to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Many families may soon find themselves in a position where older adults are vaccinated, but their children and grandchildren arenât.
Until more of the population is vaccinated and community transmission of the virus has gone down, physical distancing and mask wearing still need to be practiced, experts say.
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Headache, fever, body aches and chills.
While these are completely normal side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine – and a good sign your immune system is working – they can be unpleasant.
To minimize the discomfort, some Americans may turn to pain relievers such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Others worry these medications could blunt the effectiveness of the vaccine.