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David Benjamin Edelstein Insider Profile
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David Benjamin Edelstein, EVP, Chief Innovation Officer at First Northwest Bancorp, holds 10.75K shares in First Northwest Bancorp (Ticker: FNWB).
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Insider Roles
EVP, Chief Innovation Officer
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David Benjamin Edelstein holds: FNWB stocks.
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David Benjamin Edelstein latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $5.94K.
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What is David Benjamin Edelstein's role in First Northwest Bancorp?
David Benjamin Edelstein's role in First Northwest Bancorp is EVP, Chief Innovation Officer.
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