Jeff, Attached is the first draft of the first organization announcement. Please add your changes, ideas and corrections and return to me. Once you have provide comments, I'll send to sally and Brent to make sure all of the that part is accurate. Also I have a call into Jere confirming the move on the Corp insurance piece. I didn't but in anything about Cindy Skinner, go ahead and add that as well. Please don't hesitate to make wording changes. I don't have any pride of authorship here. Thanks,
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Mr. Skilling, I have been attempting to work with Enron Broadband for over six months; indeed, we have an 'Agent' agreement. With the recent market disequilibrium, it has become next to impossible to close deals with your company. Like you, I am a consultant, a deal-broker, a veritable rainmaker. Unlike you, I didn't consult with a big firm. I am independent an am extremely hungry. That said, I would love to sit with you to discuss opportunities of where Enron is going and how they are going to get there. These impromptu emails often work and have even afforded me one-on-one chats with the likes of VISA founder, Dee Hock! I can provide further background information should you be interested in meeting. I have many ideas on the telecom future for Enron that are exciting, practical, and profit mongering. I'd love the chance to speak with you over the phone, on instant messenger, or even face-to-face. With perspicuity and aplomb,
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RE: Deal Nos. EY 6926 EY 8108 EY 8531 EY 9343 EQ 6930.1, .2 ECT does NOT have a master with The Dow Chemical Company. Are these trades booked on an omnibus? I am not certain that credit approved these trades. Are they all propane? We need to discuss. SS
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