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Hi Ben,
Many thanks for your thoughtful email and thoughtful visit. It's very important for everyone to put names with faces and to understand the nuances of individuals' circumstances. My colleagues and I very much appreciate your enthusiasm for the Texas Business School and I wish you the best with the application process. I hope to see you next fall. Cheers, Dave -----Original Message----- From: Benjamin Rogers [mailto:brogers2@ect.enron.com] Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 8:25 AM To: David.Jemison@bus.utexas.edu Subject: Meeting! David Jemison: Thank you for taking the time to meet with me last Friday afternoon. I really enjoyed meeting you and talking about the Texas Business School. My meetings with Professors' Brown, Titman and Ronn were extremely helpful with regards to learning about the energy-finance program and the investment fund. In reference to our discussion about my low GMAT scores, I do not test well on these types of tests, thus I have always had to work a lot harder than most to get where I want to go, therefore I am accustom to working hard to reach my goals. Enron is based on a team-oriented approach, where people with diverse skills come together to formulate innovative ideas and financial products and to solve difficult problems for our customers. The Texas Business School seems to work on this approach, thus I would be able to provide my skills as well as learn from others. I have excelled in this type of environment at Enron and feel that I would continue to excel at the Texas Business School. I am fully committed to become successful and do well within the energy-finance program and will work hard to be able to learn from and contribute to the program. After talking with you and others at the School, I am certain that the Texas Business School would be a perfect fit for me. With my experiences from State Street Bank and Enron, I would be able to contribute a great deal to the program and continue to add to the program after graduation. Thanks again for taking the time to meet with me and to show an interest in my career goals. Sincerely, Ben Rogers - att1.htm
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