Key facts
FirstParty, Inc.
New Form D on file · 2026-05-19 · the record
What the record says
Trailing twelve months. 3788 filings in Other Technology, totalled by week. The dot is this raise, $500K, on the same scale — one filing against the whole group's total, so it sits low by construction.
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Company officers on record
On the filing as: Executive Officer, Director.
Alexander Nephew is named as Chief Executive Officer on the Form D that FirstParty, Inc. filed with the SEC on 19 May 2026, one of 3 people that filing names.
On the filing as: Executive Officer, Director.
Alexander Schwartz is named as President on the Form D that FirstParty, Inc. filed with the SEC on 19 May 2026, one of 3 people that filing names.
Josh Nazarian is named as Director on the Form D that FirstParty, Inc. filed with the SEC on 19 May 2026, one of 3 people that filing names.
3 people named on the filing — 2 holding an executive role and 1 as a director only.
Named as of the 2026-05-19 filing. Titles and locations are exactly as the filing states — not independently confirmed elsewhere.
- 3 people named on the filing — 2 holding an executive role and 1 as a director only.
No investor is drawn from a Form D — the form states how many invested and never who.
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