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< < From: Noel Capon <nc7@columbia.edu< < Date: Thursday, September 6, 2001 15:46 < To: Jeff skilling <Jeff.skilling@enron.com< < Subject: hi < < Jeff: < < For the past few weeks I have been contemplating writing to you but somehow < didn't quite get to it, when I received a call from your office regarding my < address so that has spurred me to action. < < As you can imagine, I was most surprised to read that you had resigned the < CEO position at Enron just as the firm had achieved, and was achieving, so < much. There seems little question that you put an enormous stamp on the < organization and it's a real shame that you will not be leading Enron in the < ensuing years. < < I know little of the reasons for your resignation other than the formally < announced personal reasons, so I can only hope that you will be able to < tackle these in your new role in private life. There is little question that < you will have more time to yourself than you have had in the previous few < years. < < In any event, if your travels take you to New York, it would be great if we < could meet up. I really enjoyed the couple of meals we had together a few < years ago. < < For my part, life continues pretty much as usual. I am now Chair of the < Marketing division and continue to be active in teaching and writing. I should like to send you a couple of books that were published in the past few months -- there is data about these on my web site (see below) -- so please have your secretary advise me of the appropriate address. < < Very best wishes < < < Noel < < < Noel Capon < Professor of Business < Chair of Marketing Division < Graduate School of Business < Columbia University < 509 Uris Hall < New York, NY 10027 < < TN: 212 854 3466 < Fax (private): 212 749 3549 < < Web site: <keyaccountmanagement.com< < < < <
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