Hello. My name is Ryan Emge and I have been running a project for a number of years now, known as the Saab History project. I am trying to get in touch with someone that has previously worked in Marketing on Saab USA’s campaigns.
I am writing you because I am longtime Saab Enthusiast originally from New England that has been working on a project to preserve Saab’s history. I understand in my dialogs with Saab USA, that a lot of materials have been thrown out over the years, potentially including materials from the late nineties, and most recently when Saab USA moved from Norcross to Detroit in 2004. Moving forward, I hope to end that situation as I have been in dialog the current staff at Saab USA who are now in Detroit.
In the meantime, I am looking at obtaining and preserving all of the materials pre-2004 which would include the work that the you have done with Saab.
I was wondering, if you could help me identify what you have in your archives that is part of your work with Saab so that I can work with Saab to see what they have, thus determining what material they would need copies of in order to ensure that the archive is deemed “complete”.
I look forward to your response and thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Ryan Emge
P.S. Please don’t hesitate to call me at your earliest convenience to discuss
Jeff,
Hello. My name is Ryan Emge and I have been running a project for a number of years now, known as the Saab History project. I am trying to get in touch with someone that has previously worked in Marketing on Saab USA’s campaigns.
I am writing you because I am longtime Saab Enthusiast originally from New England that has been working on a project to preserve Saab’s history. I understand in my dialogs with Saab USA, that a lot of materials have been thrown out over the years, potentially including materials from the late nineties, and most recently when Saab USA moved from Norcross to Detroit in 2004. Moving forward, I hope to end that situation as I have been in dialog the current staff at Saab USA who are now in Detroit.
In the meantime, I am looking at obtaining and preserving all of the materials pre-2004 which would include the work that the you have done with Saab.
I was wondering, if you could help me identify what you have in your archives that is part of your work with Saab so that I can work with Saab to see what they have, thus determining what material they would need copies of in order to ensure that the archive is deemed “complete”.
I look forward to your response and thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Ryan Emge
P.S. Please don’t hesitate to call me at your earliest convenience to discuss
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Washington, D.C.
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