Here is an email: Sorry to bother you with another note, but I've received so much reaction to my Tully parking notice, I'm writing again to tell you not to be concerned about being locked out of the Stadium if you're riding the bus back. Some people think they're not going to get in by 11:00, and are concerned about not being able to get their cars out. The last bus leaves Austin at 7 pm, and that would certainly get you there by 11:00, but if it doesn't for some reason, they're not going to lock the stadium until the last bus has dropped of its passengers.
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A: QUICK NOTE ABOUT PARKING
Here is an email: Jeff, Thanks, in advance, for your help with this. The project is a "Corporate Responsibility Stakeholder Perception Survey" designed to gather baseline information on how our stakeholders view the issue of corporate social responsibility in general, and Enron in that regard in our major markets US, UK and Japan. Stakeholders are defined as those who are affected by our business, can affect our business or have an interest in Enron - customers, suppliers, governments, regulators, NGOs, employees, shareholders, etc. What I would like from you is which stakeholders you think are important to include from Enron Corp's perspective here in California, and the job title or name therein. Please just take 5 minutes or so to list them, don't spend any longer than that. CPUC - who? CEC - who? any others... I already have the major environmental organizations, but if you think TURN or others should be included, let me know. Thanks so much!
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A: stakeholder list
Here is an email: Hey guys, If you read the January EMCA newsletter, you prolly noticed that there were stories that were amazingly similar to what has been buzzing around on our e-mail-internet site. Well, I often go to our e-group for information that can be printed in the newsletter, but this month your stories practically were the entire newsletter. I hope you don't mind that I took this information and wrote it in the newsletter... Actually, for me, the newsletter editor, it was a goldmine, because those are exactly the types of things that make our newsletter newsy and personal. I have been wanting restaurant and business reviews (Cheryl has been a big help), and I've been meaning to get down to the new little antique store so I could write about it, but haven't made it during business hours. Your information made it possible to let the neighborhood know about these places. Thanks guys.
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*EMCA* Thanks to Ben, Hilary, and etc.