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Best Regards/Med venlig hilsen,
Mette Wagenblast Sørensen
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From: Kerry Bellerose
Sent: 26. september 2014 12:37
To: Alexandra Gorodova; Peter Laub; Ekaterina Butenko; Mette Wagenblast Sørensen
Subject: RE: Elevator Names
Thank you for your comments and questions.
> “Royal Baby” makes total sense…
Exactly. That's Kate's contribution.
> For it to work, I think you need individual elevator names?
That may be the case. In which case, we may need to add additional names to the prefix names. Such as:
Royal Baby George
Royal Baby Anton
At the moment, Kate and I are content to just naming the general elevator area.
> What’s the logic in making “Scotland” the elevator furthest away from Scotland?
It's called irony, Peter. Get with the program!
Actually, this is Kate's contribution as well. I just wrote the email. Always a secretary, never a thought leader…
Best Regards,
Kerry Bellerose
VP, Strategic Platform Management
From: Alexandra Gorodova
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2014 12:30 PM
To: Peter Laub; Ekaterina Butenko; Kerry Bellerose; Mette Wagenblast Sørensen
Subject: RE: Elevator Names
“Royal Baby” makes total sense…
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Best Regards,
Alexandra Gorodova
Team Manager, Product Department
From: Peter Laub
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2014 12:28 PM
To: Ekaterina Butenko; Kerry Bellerose; Alexandra Gorodova; Mette Wagenblast Sørensen
Subject: RE: Elevator Names
But… But…. What’s the logic in making “Scotland” the elevator furthest away from Scotland???
Other than that – “Royal Baby” makes total sense…
From: Ekaterina Butenko
LOL.
Best Regards/Med venlig hilsen,
Ekaterina Butenko,
Technical Consulting Engineer
From: Kerry Bellerose
Sent: Friday, 26 September 2014 12:22 PM
To: Alexandra Gorodova; Mette Wagenblast Sørensen; Peter Laub; Ekaterina Butenko
Subject: Elevator Names
Hello thought leaders,
Kate and I agreed today that we need names for the elevators, so that we can easily discuss where to meet someone in the corridor on the 3rd floor on our way to lunch.
I expect that you'll all agree that this is of vital importance, and will be happy to help popularize the obvious names we've come up with the refer to the two elevator locations.
The names are:
• Royal Baby – Elevators closest to our offices on the 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 6th floors.
• Scotland – Elevators closest to the cafeteria.
We think these names will be easily remembered and understood by everyone in-house. Now we just need a small ground roots campaign to start using the names in casual conversation to see how long it takes for them to catch on.
I hope you'll all do your part. Thank you.