Here is an email: In order to prepare a paper for my graduate class on Leadership, I recently had an opportunity to visit with Stan Horton. Stan provided some wonderful insight on his leadership skills and gave you as an example of a superb leader. He suggested that I also speak with about your views on leadership. Some questions that would be of interest would be what events you think coelesced to bring you to the chairmanship of Enron; what developmental process you knowingly (or unknowingly) went through in your early years and what challenges have you encountered that made a signficant change in your career. If you would have fifteen minutes or so and would be amenable, I would much appreciate visiting with you in the next two-three weeks. If you wish, I could provide you questions in advance to maximize your time. Thank you for considering this request.
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Here is an email: Laura, I would like to congratulate you and your group on a very successful quarter. Hats off to the team!! Let me know how I can help. Please forward to your organization as appropriate. Regards
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Here is an email: James Eckert with Tenn has agreed to have lunch with us on Wednesday. I don't think we all need to go and I don't need to go either. He is going to educate us on the VNG contract #47. The demand charge and commodity is discounted effective 11/1/2000. This is what we know about the contract: MDQ = 16,373 eff 11/1/2000 The 1st 4723/day that we flow is at a discounted commodity of $.05 and discounted demand of $6.08 If we flow more than 4723/day the demand goes to $7.61 What I need to know is exactly how the demand charge will be calculated for volumes over 4723 day. What is the demand charge if we flow 6000/day for November - is it 141,690 (4723 x 30) @ $6.08 and 38,310 ([6000-4723] x 30) @ $7.61.
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Lunch with Tenn