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Andrew Campion Insider Profile
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Andrew Campion, COO at Nike, holds 21.36K shares in Starbucks (Ticker: SBUX), holds 75.30K shares in Nike (Ticker: NKE), holds ― shares in Williams-Sonoma (Ticker: WSM).
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Andrew Campion's Trading History
Nike
Aug 05, 2022
COO
Uninformative Sell
671.67K
$6.63M
Starbucks
Mar 15, 2024
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$2.04M
Williams-Sonoma
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Director
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What stocks does Andrew Campion hold?
Andrew Campion holds: NKE, SBUX, WSM stocks.
What was Andrew Campion’s latest transaction?
Andrew Campion latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of ―.
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What is Andrew Campion's role in Nike?
Andrew Campion's role in Nike is COO.
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