Rhett: Does this work for you? This is language from Deutsche Bank in lieu of the= ir=20 proposed modifications to the defined term "Indemnifiable Tax" which you=20 looked at a few weeks ago. Carol
Answer: Indemnifiable Tax language
I won't bury you with constant examples, but am copying you on this note regarding floor meetings. While operations is now a part of Enron Net Works, I believe that the only meaningful piece of that to Philippe and Greg is our commercialization effort. They are not in the habit of considering the 500 people who provide critical services to EA, EGM and EIM daily. Floor meetings set by Greg and Philippe were apparently aimed at the IT teams, and yet my group has added over 500 employees to Net Works in Houston alone with our reorganization late last fall. I will diligently work with Philippe and Greg on this on an on-going basis. While not fully embraced as part of Net Works, my operations team now is organizationally separated from the key Enron businesses that we support. I suspect that motivating and managing in this environment will become increasingly challenging. This is an FYI more than anything else. --Sally
Answer: Suggestions for Floor Meeting Locations
The Post-Ted Susan is out of control. In less than a week's time I have mugged down with 3 guys and have a fourth one emailing me to go out sometime. Funny thing is I'm not really interested in any of them, just having fun. Hope all well with you. Susan
Answer: I'm on a rampage
Here's the solution I came up with. It will only take a few more minutes each day, but I think it will make the EOL summary more relevant. Please let me know if this plan suits you - 1. You will continue to receive the same EnPower/EOL summary, complete with EES sleeves. If I take the EES deals out of this table, I have to adjust the total megawatts accordingly. This could end up taking awhile, and I'm not sure the effect would be worth it. Again, let me know if you agree, because I'd like this report to be as applicable as possible. 2. I will run the EnPower deal count, excluding EES deals. I'll compare this count to the original one to determine how many EES deals were done by each desk, then double that number - to account for both sides of the sleeve - and subtract. I'll enter the altered numbers into the graph, which should produce a more accurate rendering of the day's activities. I think I made it sound more complicated than it is. Bottom line, this should solve the EES sleeve dilemma with little ado. Kate
Answer:
Daily EOL Summary 12/19