Dear Jeff, Been a while. Hope you are yours are doing OK after the tragedies in NY and DC. Unfortunately, I lost a friend who was working at WTC. Been a bit hard to get back to the normal aspects of life. Will update you on some of the more relatively mundane but exciting developments on my end soon. Currently just starting discussions for a potential CEO role at an enterprise software company. Hope things go well for you. Regards,
Q: What is a potential subject line for this email?
answer: You OK?
In an effort to conserve space in the refrigerator for tomorrow's Thanksgiving luncheon, please take your old or unwanted items out of the refrigerator this afternoon. Also, if you are bringing a dish, please remember to bring a serving spoon. Thanks!! !
Q: What is a potential subject line for this email?
answer: Thanksgiving Luncheon
We need to get something for Ina for Admin Asst's Day - it is tomorrow. I will take a collection of $10 from each person and get a gift certificate from Foley's if that is okay with everyone. I will probably have to go get the gift certificate tonight - so please dont stick me with more than my share of the bill. ( Thats what happened last time) Thanks.
Q: What is a potential subject line for this email?
answer: Admin Asst's Day
Barry, I understand you have some reservations about my involvement with L-P's request for assistance to financially hedge their natural gas exposure. I have no problem working with Dave Fuller as I did regarding another entity or with whomever from your group regarding this matter, as long as I am financially rewarded for my time and efforts. As you will see for the attached letter from L-P, I have put a great deal of time and effort into positioning Enron as L-P's preferred ESP to the point of being asked to join their internal energy team. If you would please advice me how you'd like to proceed and we'll take it from there. Thanks, John - John M Energy Team Request.doc
Q: What is a potential subject line for this email?
answer:
Louisiana-Pacific (L-P) natural gas