QUESTION: Tracy: We can't move any further with Southern California Water Company (for derivatives trading) as they believe that the company requires CA PUC approval. Does legal need to actively pursue this party for financial trading? Hope you're surviving!
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Hello Jeff, the purpose for this message is to bring attention to my firm, SDL International. Big admirer of what Enron and you have done in the broadband sector and would like to prove the value of my firm to Enron. SDL is by far, one of the largest, market leaders in the Globalization industry for Fortune 500 companies who must have a global presence via the web to their targeted customers. SDL is based in the UK, (US HQ in Plano, TX), with offices in over 26 countries and employing over 730. We are publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange, been in business for 10 years and the only vendor in this space that is profitable. I'd like to speak with you or a direct report about the potential of working with Enron for your globalization needs. Certainly you understand the extreme difficulties and expense you may face in maintaining consistent content and branding across your multiple, multi-lingual websites. SDL is a leading globalization infrastructure and services firm that can streamline those issues while positively impacting the bottom line. Our services span from Internationalization (both web and software), technology (Webflow and ETS), professional services and worldwide translation services, all developed and orchestrated to work as a single, seamless effort. Surely Enron handles alot of this already but could the current process be made more cost effective as well as expediting or increasing international revenue from foreign markets? SDL also offers ETS, a real time translation product that allows for instant, multi lingual messaging, email, web based customer support, etc... Product currently has a significant installed base of clients, in particular, a joint effort between EDS and the FAA for global emails to pilots and airports, as well as being used at Lucent as an internal communications tool. Again, this type of technology would be use solely for content/info. one would not normally localize or translate. ETS Webflow, which will further seperate us from the other static in the Globalization industry. I look forward to any suggestions you may have on how and with whom to proceed further with. Thanks again for your time and have a great day. Regards,
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answer: Globlalization issues
While recruiting on campus recently I became aware that a decision was made at the Program level to not interview this fall for 2001 summer interns. In talking with students and faculty at The University of Texas and University of Oklahoma, it became clear that there is concern over the feasibility of an internship with Enron, as other top firms will be recruiting this fall for summer 2001 interns. I have communicated my concerns to Lexi Elliott and her manager, Shelley Jones, and was told by both that the decision to delay interviews for summer interns was made at a Program level based on Enron's staffing. When I asked about the competitive data available regarding the practice of other firms on summer intern interviews, I was even more concerned to discover that neither Lexi nor Shelley had that data. It would seem critical to know what the competition is doing in terms of summer intern interview schedules in order to understand the risk that could be created for Enron by not interviewing this fall for these important feeder positions for our Analyst and Associates programs. I have had conversations over the last two weeks with Lexi and Shelley, with no resolution. When they could not provide the competitive data to either confirm or eliminate my concerns, I volunteered to have James Scribner, a Senior Director on my team, obtain this market information. Lexi and Shelley either did not have the time to gather this data, or were not sure how to do so. They were pleased to have some help in getting our hands on this critical information. I now have information at hand with regard to firms that will be recruiting at UT and OU this fall for summer intern positions. And based on this information, I believe that Enron is at risk for not hiring top students as interns for the summer of 2001 if we do not interview for these positions this fall. While my research only touches on two of the schools at which Enron recruits, I want to raise concern over this as a potential problem at many, if not all campuses that we have targeted for recruiting. As administrators of the program, you rely on the involvement of senior members of the company to carry the Enron message to campus. I believe that we also have an obligation to make this a two-way messaging system. I strongly believe that we must address this potential risk for Enron extremely quickly, as teams will be on campuses across the country to conduct interviews in a matter of days. I suspect that many Enron participants in the recruiting process are unaware of the Program's decision regarding the timing of interviews for summer internships. In working with Rick Causey and Mike McConnell, executive sponsors for UT and OU, respectively, they are as concerned as I about the decision on interviewing summer interns. I have copied both of them on this note to the two of you. Please let me know how this can be resolved. With the help of James Scribner and others, we have already compiled a list of students at UT and OU that should be targeted for summer internships. I will offer as much of my time as is feasible to work with staff members of the Program to devise creative ways to turn this around.
Answer: Hiring Practices for Summer Interns
Here is an email: I want to say that I am very thankful that the Lord has blessed you to be apart of my life. Let me know what happens to you, on today. You have soooooo much experience that you can go anywhere. If I can be of some help let me know. Patrice I really Love Ron. My sister-in-law say my eyes were beaming. I was a good girl. Henry gets on my nerve sometimes. I was running late this morning, therefore I did not have enough time this morning. It would have been oooonnnnnn. There is so much I would like to disclose to you on today. I know other things are on your mind. Let me know when you can take a breathier. Your brother man is trying to act right, but, I am playing hard ball. I need to go to Tex, and Denver.
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A: Friends for Life
Q: Uncle Clark, It just dawned on my that I never really thanked you for our visit. All four of us had a great time. It was so good to see all of you and especially great to see the kids get together and have so much fun. I really regret that as I was growing up, we really did not see that much of each other( and by we, I mean the Kansas group and the Girons). But even given that, I feel as if you all have been part of my life and every time we get together it's like we have always spent alot of time together. I guess that's why they call it family. So once again, thanks for your hospitality and we look
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Here is an email: Your GMAT class will be held in ECN 560, which is in the old Enron building. The first meeting will be held from 6-10 PM, but the others will be from 6-9 PM. If you have any questions, please call. John Lewis Director of Course Operations The Princeton Review - Houston (713)688-5500 JohnL@review.com
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The Princeton Review Enron GMAT course