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First International Bank & Trust appoints real estate developer to board

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Watford City, N.D.-based First International Bank & Trust appointed Derryl Berger to its board of directors. Berger, founder of Phoenix-based real estate investment firm Berger Holdings LLC, graduated from Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Berger Holdings has investments in Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Idaho and New York. Berger and two partners established BB Living in 2011. The partnership marked the start of one of the firs…

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First International Bank & Trust appoints real estate developer to board

Watford City, N.D.-based First International Bank & Trust appointed Derryl Berger to its board of directors. Berger, founder of Phoenix-based real estate investment firm Berger Holdings LLC, graduated from Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Berger Holdings has investments in Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Idaho and New York. Berger and two partners established BB Living in 2011. The partnership marked the start of one of the firs…

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