Here is an email: Dear Jeff: I learned about your decision to resign from the CEO role at Enron. As a McKinsey alum who has watched you transform Enron from a pipeline operator to the world's foremost energy/trading company, it is hard for me to imagine Enron without you. Enron's strategies based on 'options thinking' and investments in growth options inspired my work on 'real options' which turned out to be the winner in McKinsey's worldwide Practice Olympics in 1995 (thought you might like a copy of an offshoot). I left McKinsey to join Morgan Stanley in 1997 and I am currently running KnowledgeCube, a venture capital firm with a couple of McKinsey alums such as Ali Hanna (Stamford) and some classmates from MIT. Our Advisors include the Heads of Entrepreneurship at MIT, Stanford, Harvard, CMU and Cornell. Our investors include Rajat Gupta of McKinsey, the CEO Hughes Networks and MDs from institutions such as AIG and CSFB. KnowledgeCube has just launched a $150M Energy Fund which would invest in IT companies that seek to enhance the productivity of the energy sector. We have partnered with some folks with global relationships and knowledge of the space including Lord Cecil Parkinson (Energy Secretary of UK). I was wondering if I could persuade you to be a part of the KnowledgeCube network as a Lead Partner, Advisor or Investor. I will arrange to send some more information on KnowledgeCube and the proposed Energy Fund to your home address if that is OK with you. I look forward to hearing from you. Regards,
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A: McKinsey alums/Energy Fund
Q: Per the voice and emails left for Gareth Bahlmann, you may direct ISDA documentation to my attention. Enron North America Corp. is the legal entity. You may use the address information below. Our ISDA template will provide notice information pursuant to Paragraph 12 of the multicurrency form. You may use me as a contact lawyer initially; the transaction lawyer should contact you shortly.
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IN: David, Could you please review the following agreement. Specifically Paragraph 11 which covers insurance. ReUse will be providing ash handling services under this agreement. This same agreement will be used for both Lumbertown Power, LLC and Elizabethtown Power, LLC. These are the power plants in the Alamac transaction. We are looking at replacing the existing Ash and Coal handling agreements with new ones. Let me know if you have any questions.

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OUT: Draft Ash Removal Agreement
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Barry, Could you go through the attached list and identify which of your customers in column B correspond to the names in column D? There may be no match in column D. If so, please indicate as such. This is part of the project with structuring and credit to identify which of our customers have master firm and master swap agreements in place. Credit has a number of different subsidiaries in its database, and these subsidiaries do not necessarily correspond to the customer names in our own database. Thanks, and let me know if you have any questions. Phil

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OUT: Customer List Info
QUESTION: I've ordered the 1999 Annual Report for Scottish Power, as I noticed it was not in the company file. It should be here tomorrow or Friday at the latest. If you need the information sooner than that, I can download the report from the company's website, although the document is understandably bulky. Please let me know if you'd like a print-out. Also, if you'd like, I can talk to Sue about CASA's financial needs. Mollie and I had discussed splitting the auction proceeds between two charities; in that way we can share the wealth and not inundate an organization with more than they can manage. It's something to think about in case CASA doesn't need much help. Kate
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IN: Hello Jim, I just want to keep you up on the situation with our office spaces in Jones Hall. The Civic Center will be going to City Council this week to ask for monies to rebuild the SPA and Symphony offices, and the rehearsal hall, music library, instrument storage, etc. If approved, I'm told the City will allow us to have the offices rebuilt by the contractor of our choice. We will want the contractor who originally built our offices 6 or 7 years ago. However, the rebuild will take between 10 and 12 weeks. That means we will not return to offices until, say, end of February, assuming some work will be accomplished in December. We told Enron that we should return to Jones Hall by the end of this year; obviously that won't happen. Of course, we would want to remain in our present offices on the 37th floor of Three Allen Center until the end of February. But, is this possible? Do you have any idea what might happen to your space here, and whether we can remain? Shall we remain quiet, hoping nobody notices us? Let me know, please, if there is anything I can do to remain in these offices. Thanks

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Office Space