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Nellie: So Andrea is from Austria?
Malcolm: Yes, her husband’s Scottish, you see. Oh, don’t worry, her English is perfect, and she really knows our business and all the people in the firm. I hope she’ll be a big help in getting you started in the company.
Nellie: Right.
Malcolm: And there are some other people you’ll need to meet pretty soon. Like Lee Chung, for one. He’s our Finance Officer and Head Accountant. He’s from Hong Kong originally but has been over here since 1995. Like you, he was sent up here from the London office—our previous Finance Officer left rather suddenly I’m afraid, and that was about three years ago. You’ll like Lee, I’m sure. He’s about the same age as you and is very enthusiastic and imaginative—not always the case with the finance boys! I’m sure he’ll be very supportive in your plans for the new product launch. Apart from Lee, you’ll need to meet up with Kevin. He’s our Head of Sales and another live wire And of course there’s Jane, she’s our Public Relations and Press officer, so she’s probably the person you’ll be most in contact with when you’re working out your wee schemes for the publicity of the new brand ...
Nellie: OK. Andrea: Hello, Malcolm. Can I come in?
Malcolm: Yes, of course, Andrea. I’d like you to meet Nellie Hamilton, who you are going to be reporting to from now on.
Nellie: Hello, Andrea. It’s very nice to meet you.
Andrea: And to meet you, Mr. Hamilton.
Nellie: Oh, Andrea, please. We’re going to be working together all the time, so let’s drop the formalities right from the start. It’s Nellie, OK?
Malcolm: Right you two, you’ve got a lot to talk about. Andrea, could you take Nellie to her office and show her around. She’ll need to know where everything is.
Andrea: Yes, of course, Malcolm.
Malcolm: Oh, and can you tell her about the staff restaurants as well? We don’t want you fainting on the job from lack of sustenance, do we?
Andrea: Right.
Malcolm: So Nellie, I’ll let you and Andrea settle in for today. As I said, there’s the big meeting tomorrow at 11: 00, so you’ve a lot to take on board before then. I’d better let you get on with it!
Nellie: Yes, well, thanks very much Ms. ..., er Malcolm. I’ll see you tomorrow then.
Malcolm: Right you are. Have a good day, both of you.
Both: Thanks, Malcolm/Mr. McKenzie.
Andrea: So, er, Nellie, let’s go through to our office. It’s over there in the far corner.
Nellie: OK, Andrea. And on the way could we pick up a cup of coffee? I think it’s going to be a busy day.