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Sally -
FYI. Having never worked with Whalley before, I may never hear back from him. We'd like to obtain documentation signed by Skilling/Buy authorizing the top traders for specific commodity groups (Lavorato/Sherriff/Shankman), then we'll get those top traders to designate head traders, and so on down the line. If you have any insight as to the commodity group assignments listed below, please let me know. And since you probably see Whalley often, perhaps you could mention it. I think Shona's group wants to reclassify the DPR accordingly, but they're not certain on some of these either. Thank you, Cassandra. ---------------------- Forwarded by Cassandra Schultz/NA/Enron on 11/14/2000 01:04 PM --------------------------- From: Cassandra Schultz 11/13/2000 07:18 PM To: Greg Whalley/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: Subject: Head Trader Authorization Greg - We haven't met yet - I joined Market Risk Management working for Ted Murphy about a month ago, focusing on the Risk Management Policy. One item I'm working on is documentation of the Head Traders and Authorized Traders. It seems after the organizational anouncement last week that you are the top management and focal point for all of the trading activities in Enron Wholesale Services. As such, would you please review the draft memo below (also attached) and confirm whether this appropriately documents your wishes as far as designation of Head Traders for each commodity group authorized in the policy? We'd like to get Skilling/Buy to sign this top level of trading authority delegation. Then I'll obtain from each of the Head Traders their respective lists of Authorized Traders to whom they've further delegated trading authority. This will support Rick Buy's goal that RAC maintain a list of authorized traders, with the appropriate documentation of that authorization. Please don't read anything into the assignments themselves if I got them wrong - we made an educated guess with all the recent reorganizations. For example - who is the Head Trader for Southern Cone Gas and Power - is it really Kishkill? And as McMahon and Bowen aren't traders, do trading activities for Pulp & Paper, Lumber and Steel fall to Sherriff or someone else? If you prefer me to obtain Head Trader names for each commodity group from Lavorato/Sherriff/Shankman, I can do so, but please confirm I have the commodity group responsibilities correct among the 3 of them. Thank you, Cassandra Schultz VP-Market Risk Management, RAC Trading Responsibility Commodity Group Head Trader Enron Americas John Lavorato North American Natural Gas John Lavorato North American Electricity Kevin Presto/Tim Belden Cross-commodity trading John Lavorato Southern Cone Natural Gas Joe Kishkill Southern Cone Electricity Joe Kishkill Southern Cone Crude Joe Kishkill Colombia Electricity Pedro Fernando Manrique Enron Europe(and Industrial Markets?) John Sherriff European Natural Gas Richard Lewis/Joe Gold UK Electricity Richard Lewis Nordic Electricity Thor Lien Continental Electricity Joe Gold Australian Electricity Paul Quilkey Japanese Electricity Joe Hirl Enron Credit Bryan Seyfried Debt Trading Jeff Kinneman Metals & Minerals Michael Hutchinson/Michael Farmer Pulp & Paper Bob Crane Lumber Bob Crane Steel Greg Hermans Global Markets Jeff Shankman Global Products John Nowlan Coal & Freight George McClellan Emissions George McClellan Weather Mark Tawney Interest Rate, Foreign Currency Gary Hickerson Equity Trading Gary Hickerson Agriculture Gary Hickerson Livestock Gary Hickerson Soft Commodities Gary Hickerson
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