Penelope JoAnn Person Insider Profile
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Penelope JoAnn Person, Chief Commercial Officer at Jefferson Capital, Inc., holds 437.26K shares in Jefferson Capital, Inc. (Ticker: JCAP). Most recently, Penelope JoAnn Person Sold 246 shares of Jefferson Capital, Inc. on Aug 26, 2026 for an estimated value of $5.42K.
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Chief Commercial Officer
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What stocks does Penelope JoAnn Person hold?
Penelope JoAnn Person holds: JCAP stocks.
What was Penelope JoAnn Person’s latest transaction?
Penelope JoAnn Person latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $5.42K.
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What is Penelope JoAnn Person's role in Jefferson Capital, Inc.?
Penelope JoAnn Person's role in Jefferson Capital, Inc. is Chief Commercial Officer.
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