Engineering alumnus Paul Arsenault, an employee with Mount Pearl-based Solace Power. Solace is a graduate of the Genesis Centre and the creator of innovative new wireless technology. The company’s success is an example of how Memorial is supporting the local economy by nurturing new and innovative businesses, says Dr. Richard Marceau.

July 12, 2016

Engineering alumnus Paul Arsenault, an employee with Mount Pearl-based Solace Power. Solace is a graduate of the Genesis Centre and the creator of innovative new wireless technology. The company’s success is an example of how Memorial is supporting the local economy by nurturing new and innovative businesses, says Dr. Richard Marceau.

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