Photo: OnLogic s helix series scale. Courtesy Photo.
by C.B. Hall, Vermont Business Magazine While the COVID pandemic has put some sectors of the economy into the doldrums and worse - spawning the closures of restaurants, bars, and retailers – there are plenty of businesses that are thriving. Count South Burlington computer manufacturer OnLogic among them.
“Our compounded growth rate is right around 24 percent a year,” the company s president, Sean Larkin, told VBM in a December 14 interview. Asked to estimate calendar 2020 s total sales, he said, “My guess would be about $68 million dollars.”
Photo: Sean Larkin, President of OnLogic. Courtesy Photo.
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Vermont Business Magazine While total COVID-19 cases appear to have plateaued and there were only 79 yesterday, according to the Vermont Department of Health, there were five more deaths for a statewide total of 117. The Moderna vaccine is already being used to vaccinate residents and staff of nursing homes and long-term care facilities in Vermont. In the meantime, the VDH is urging patience in waiting your turn and also diligence in adhering to COVID health guidance: wear a mask; keep social distance; wash hands; quarantine if you travel; and stay home if you re sick. COVID testing is free. New guidance will allow you to have Christmas with one other trusted household.