August 19, 2007

Dear Recruiter,

The market's been hot this year, and I imagine your phones are ringing off their hooks. With all that your clients have to juggle, they may overlook the importance of direct investor interactions.

I'm talking about the millions of phone calls that require patient explanations in terms that even new investors can understand. That's where I come in as your investor services representative.

No, I've never worked for an investor relations firm before, but I have worked for one of the most respected corporations in the Tampa Bay Area: Denim Bros. I have been their Client/Stockholder Relations Representative for the last 10 years.

My average day looked something like this:

• Served as liaison between stockholders and stock transfer agents.
• Handled up to 100 phone calls a day from stockholders during the leveraged buyout.
• Wrote client correspondence, frequently sending copies to the chairman/CEO.

I'd very much like to speak with you about your company's job openings in investor services. I will be in Northern Florida the last week in August. Please call me to schedule an appointment.

Thank you!

Lilly Dixon

Enclosure: resume