Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Mr. Speaker1: Good morning
Mr. Speaker2: Good morning Mr. Wilson
Mr. Speaker1: I've heard you've reached the agreement.
Mr. Speaker2: Yes, we settled the main goals for the newcoming project.
Mr. Speaker1: I'm glad to hear the good news.
Mr. Speaker2: The problem is we don't have enough money to expand the idea further.
Mr. Speaker1: What do you mean Mr. Speaker2?
Mr. Speaker2: We might need sponsors to promote the product on a large scale.
Mr. Speaker1: I am swaying towards enlargements in PR department
Mr. Speaker1: But if the team reached such conclusion, please do look for companies to sponsor it.
Mr. Speaker2: So far we are certain that after some time we want to enter the US market.
Mr. Speaker1: That sounds reasonable.
Mr. Speaker1: Please send me the details, which you've established at the meeting.
Mr. Speaker2: Of course.
Mr. Speaker2: There is a presentation with an extra slide with our remarks.
Mr. Speaker2: <file_link>
Mr. Speaker1: Thank you.
Mr. Speaker1: I've got to get going.
Mr. Speaker2: Wish you a nice evening Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Speaker1: Thank you. Same to you Mr. Speaker2.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Mr. Speaker2 will send the meeting summary to Mr. Speaker1. The objectives for the new project have been established but the company needs to find new financial resources. Mr. Speaker1 prefers PR actions but they might need to look for outside sponsors.
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