WARNER COMMUNICATIONS INC.

RAFAEL DE LA SIERRA
VICE PRESIDENT

August 13, 1984

Dr. Henry Kissinger
55 East 52nd Street
Suite 1100
New York, New York 10055

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I guess we were right when we went to Sweden together to try and obtain the World Cup rights for the United States. We told FIFA officials that if the World Cup were to be played here in 1986, the American fans would turn out in hundreds of thousands to see the soccer matches. From the crowds at the Olympic soccer games these past two weeks, it certainly has reassured those beliefs that we had. It's a shame that FIFA didn't want to listen.

I am writing to you because with the uncertainties at Warner Communications which I'm sure that you are familiar with, I have decided that after working here for 12 years it is time for me to relocate with another firm preferably in the New York City metropolitan area. I am seeking a senior international position with a multinational company, using my special combination of language skills and 21 years of diversified worldwide business experience.

I am hereby enclosing my resume and would appreciate any suggestions you may have.

75 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 212-484-6127