Here is an email: Good news, even better when it happens. My contract at CES, Brian Perrone, just told me CES will pay the invoice we billed them. They still need to reconstruct January. Billing I still need to work on January capacity and sales to CES. I found a significant amount of transport I left out of January. I want to fix the Feb capacity sheet and bill CES tomorrow or Fri for capacity and the scheduling fee. The Feb invoicing should be much cleaner and ready to go out by the 10th.
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A: CES Invoice
Here is an email: Dear HBS Alumni: What is going to happen in the Middle East? Please join the HBS Club for a luncheon with Ambassador Edward Djerejian, the founding director of the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University. The Middle East has taken on an even greater importance in recent days and Ambassador Djerejian is a renowned expert in this area of the world. SPEAKER: Ambassador Edward Djerejian, Director of James A. Baker III Public Policy Institute at Rice University
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A: HBS October 2 Lunch - Ambassador Edward Djerejian
Here is an email: In Mark Baldwin's June 19 letter, he proposed the following fee schedule for project development: Retainer: $1000/month plus expenses Accepted project (meets TW's predetermined financial hurdles): Proposal $5000 Each month TW actively negotiating project: $1500/month (each project) Letter of Intent: $5000 Signed Agreement: $10,000 Incentive Fee: To be determined When I spoke with Mark, he explained that this schedule was based on reaching certain milestones in the development of individual projects. In his letter he also proposed monthly fees for regulatory services ($5000/mo.) and market development services (including SoCal OIR related services --
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