Communicating in the Digital Age With E$-$Mails and Memos

E$-$mail has replaced memos and letters for many messages and requires the same level of professionalism as print$-$based documents. The content of e$-$mail messages varies, but the guidelines regarding structure and format remain the same. Therefore, it is important to familiarize yourself with professional e$-$mail guidelines before beginning to compose a message.

Identify the parts of the e$-$mail message indicated by the bracketed numbers.

To: Beth Cole

From: Joseph Pelletier

$[1]$ Proposed Agenda for November $6$ Meeting

$[2]$ Dear Ms$.$ Cole,

$[3]$ Please review the following agenda for our next shareholder meeting, and recommend any changes.

$[4].$ Rising stock prioes

Discussion of new investors

Portfolios and new funding

Introduction of new vice president

$[5]$ Please send me any changes to the agenda by $3$ p$.$m$.,$ November $3.$

Many thanks,

Joseph

$[6]$ Joseph Pelletier

Financial Andyst

Orfice: $854\mathrm{.}454\mathrm{.}4356$

rax: $435\mathrm{.}456\mathrm{.}9738$

Cell: $834\mathrm{.}435\mathrm{.}8490$