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Brian Robert Deacon Insider Profile
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Brian Robert Deacon, Divisional Senior Vice-President at Wajax Corporation, holds 2.29K shares in Wajax Corporation (Ticker: TSE:WJX).
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Insider Roles
Divisional Senior Vice-President
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What stocks does Brian Robert Deacon hold?
Brian Robert Deacon holds: TSE:WJX stocks.
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What is Brian Robert Deacon's role in Wajax Corporation?
Brian Robert Deacon's role in Wajax Corporation is Divisional Senior Vice-President.
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