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Charles Pardee Insider Profile
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Charles Pardee, Sr. Vice Pres. thru 11-16-2012 at Exelon, holds 2.66K shares in Xcel Energy (Ticker: XEL), holds 24.09K shares in Exelon (Ticker: EXC).
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Exelon
Mar 13, 2012
Sr. Vice Pres. thru 11-16-2012
Uninformative Buy
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$1.01M
Xcel Energy
Sep 29, 2020
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$180.14K
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Charles Pardee holds: EXC, XEL stocks.
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What is Charles Pardee's role in Exelon?
Charles Pardee's role in Exelon is Sr. Vice Pres. thru 11-16-2012.
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