QUESTION: Vince, As you meet with employees one-on-one tomorrow, you will want to cover a few items with them. These are some things we determined through reductions in other groups that work fairly well: have Shirley or your team admin prepared to receive all returned equipment (laptops, cell phones, pagers, blackberrys, American Express cards, long distance calling cards, etc.) have someone call Cingular to confirm that Enron accounts can be converted to personal accounts. I believe there is a form that the employee would need to submit to Cingular prior to the termination date. Shirley should coordinate with each employee to verify that all pre-petition expenses have been paid and that all post-petition expenses have been submitted for reimbursement. Because you have some lead time, you might consider instructing employees on how they should leave their desk. It is very helpful if employees can destroy old documents, return supplies to a central location and leave the desk clean. In the past we have realized after an employee leaves that we may not have the right contact information when needing to get in touch with them. Attached is a template to have your employees update their personal information to ensure that any corespondance is appropriately sent. Khymberly and I will both be in your meeting tomorrow at 3pm. Thanks,
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The advocacy ad blitz has started. I don't know if I have the title correct, but the D.C. based arm of the Democratic National Committee has started an ad campaign against Republicans (in San Diego I believe). The head of the committee was quoted this morning as saying something to the effect of, "the Republicans in Washington aren't doing anything to solve the problem and "we" want to make sure that they're held accountable." Best,
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answer: Democratic National Congressional Election Committe Starts Adds in California
Hello Vince, How are you? Hope all is well. Eric tells me he had a very productive summer at Enron and was exposed to several ideas that have shaped his research agenda, both in the pricing and trading space and in the telecom one. I need to support him and a new student I am bringing aboard on this project for this quarter and the academic year, and I would like to see how we can move ahead with this year's funding for this project. I understand that EBS has had some problems, but we are willing to expand our research agenda to match the current needs and foci at EBS or other groups. Eric broughtback from Enron a couple of very interesting research problems that he/we is/are focusing on now. Please let me know how we can proceed. I'm under some pressure by the Department to move ahead with finalizing the research assistanships. I look forward to see you again at Stanford or Enron. Best Regards,
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Here is an email: Elizabeth -- As discussed, attached is a draft 'generator' EMSA for your review, together with the draft Credit Support Annex forming its Exhibit B. The pricing alternatives in the Exhibit A are not fully worked out yet. I welcome any comments you may have. For purposes of comparison, attached is the draft 'extreme short form EMSA' I circulated for comment several weeks ago. David
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A: Draft of "generator' Energy Marketing Services Agreement
Q: We would like to schedule our trip to Cancun, Ritz Carlton for March 29, Thursday through Sunday. It will be the trading group only, less Tori Kuykendall. Please look into planning this trip. You are the queen. Sincerely,
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Here is an email: Hey Melissa, Are you back from Brazil yet? Hope they didn't work you too hard down there. Drop me a line when you get a chance.
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