On January 29, 2002, Enron named Stephen F. Cooper interim CEO and chief restructuring officer. To keep employees informed about developments, Mr. Cooper left voicemail messages to employees on January 29 and February 8. Since some employees do not have access to voicemail, we are providing the following transcripts of those messages.
Answer: Transcripts of Steve Cooper's voicemails
I would like to exchange ideas on topics for the upcoming Enron Advisory Council meeting. The discussion you led last time was particularly thought provoking and I'd like to extend an open-ended invitation for you to take the floor again on a topic of your choice. We will have presentations from Gavyn Davies and Larry Lindsay on macroeconomic trends as well as the customary domestic political update from Bill Kristol. The balance of the meeting will focus on markets which are, or could be, commoditized. We will update the Council on new markets we've added to the Enron portfolio through Enron Networks, (most recently metals and paper). A presentation by you on this, or another trend, would be most welcome. Let me know what you think.
Answer: Upcoming Advisory Council Meeting
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Answer: Houston Grand Opera - Online Purchase Receipt
Hi Heather, Jeff and Ozzie, The only issue I have with the testimony is the statement that the units are "extremely quiet". At this point FCE will only guaranty 60dba, which some folks might not consider to be extremely quiet depending on how close a facility is to their house. You may have determined that the noise level will be some number less than 60 dba so that the guaranty level does not reflect the expected noise level. Kay
Answer:
CRRA/Fuel Cells/privileged and confidential