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Ivan Atamanenko

Olga recently pitched her product "Easybag" to an investor, John Simmons, at a conference. Based on a follow-up phone call between Olga and John, it is unclear whether Olga's presentation was successful in securing funding from John for her product. Follow-up emails after meetings or calls should thank attendees, restate decisions made, promote further discussion, and be written in a semi-formal style using formal language and grammar.

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Olga has recently delivered a presentation on her product Easybag to an investor John Simmons at Connections. Listen to a phone call between Olga and John. Do you think Olgas presentation was successful? Why?
FOLLOW-UP EMAIL
Send a follow-up email after a meeting/call in order to: Thank for the time devoted. Remind individuals who attended a meeting/took part in a call of the decisions that were made (this can help to move the work along). Restate important ideas that were shared. Promote further discussion and collaboration. Time period - ???
SEMI-FORMAL STYLE IN FOLLOW-UP LETTERS/EMAILS The subject of the email should begin with Follow-Up to The greeting: Dear Mr./Ms. + surname Formal language: complex sentences non-colloquial English contractions The ending: Yours sincerely Name Surname Usage of tenses: ??? Passages: ???

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Follow up email

  • 1. Olga has recently delivered a presentation on her product Easybag to an investor John Simmons at Connections. Listen to a phone call between Olga and John. Do you think Olgas presentation was successful? Why?
  • 3. Send a follow-up email after a meeting/call in order to: Thank for the time devoted. Remind individuals who attended a meeting/took part in a call of the decisions that were made (this can help to move the work along). Restate important ideas that were shared. Promote further discussion and collaboration. Time period - ???
  • 4. SEMI-FORMAL STYLE IN FOLLOW-UP LETTERS/EMAILS The subject of the email should begin with Follow-Up to The greeting: Dear Mr./Ms. + surname Formal language: complex sentences non-colloquial English contractions The ending: Yours sincerely Name Surname Usage of tenses: ??? Passages: ???