Sollum's Board of Directors welcomes Claude Dulude

"As demand for our unique technology gains momentum, Claude Dulude's 30-plus years of experience in finance and agriculture will provide significant value-added to Sollum's growth," emphasized Louis Brun, president and CEO of Sollum Technologies. "We're excited by the prospect of benefiting from the expertise, rigor and creativity of such a seasoned executive."

Mr. Dulude notably held executive positions at Deloitte, Investissement Québec and the Laurentian Bank. He has been the president and CEO of Nutrigroupe since 2014. Mr. Dulude was also a member of the board of directors of Egg Farmers of Canada as the representative elected by the members of the Canadian Poultry and Egg Processors Council. He has been member of the board of directors of Processia Solutions since 2016 and today, is also chairman of the board.  

"At a time when food autonomy is becoming more mainstream, it is with great enthusiasm that I join Sollum Technologies, which developed an innovative and efficient smart lighting solution close to nature," stated Mr. Dulude.

About Sollum Technologies

Inspired by nature, Sollum Technologies was founded in 2015 to offer greenhouse producers the only smart LED lighting solution which dynamically recreates and modulates the full spectrum of the Sun's natural light. It is based in Montréal (Québec, Canada), where its design, development and manufacturing activities are concentrated. It works closely with its clients to create recipes adapted to the growth cycle of each product, regardless of its native climate in the world and the location of the greenhouse. Sollum's lighting solutions thereby provide unparalleled value in terms of energy savings, productivity, and superior produce quality through a flexible, adaptive, and easy-to-use application, with great respect for the environment. It was awarded the Solar Impulse Foundation Efficient Solution Label granted to only 1000 technologies in the world. For more information, visit sollum.tech, or our LinkedIn or Facebook pages. 

Source: Goedemorgen