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Letter #1: His name is Steve Tessa. A rock hound since childhood, he has impressed professors here at the university as one of the most diligent graduate students to come through our program in years. His affable manner suits him well for work in public relations. Just last week I had the good luck of working shoulder to shoulder with Steve in the field on an extended trip, and I can vouch for him as the kind of fellow you want to have along on long shifts or in cramped quarters. I believe he could brighten up even the dankest coal shaft with his good humor alone. I thought I first ought to let you know just who's sending him your way, so I suggested he call you at your office sometime after the weekend. I'm curious to see if your impressions of him don't match my own. Please let me know if you still need me to keep looking. I'm happy to be of help.
I told him you might be calling, but would like to see his work and talk to some of his recent customers before making a choice. I can't say enough good about Steve's work and am confident that you will feel the same.
She has excellent ideas about how to present our product. I think it would be in our best interest to talk with her more about hiring her firm for marketing. I am confident you will be as impressed as I was.
I gave Vanessa your card and suggested she might be of assistance to you. I'm sure you will not regret meeting with her to discuss your project. |