Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Another Follow Up to the Business Letter

Good Afternoon Cassandra,

I wanted to thank you for your letter of praise on our Logan, UT store. We are very proud of our team in Logan and are proud to have a store whose sole purpose is to benefit our Andy’s Outreach program. I am so thankful that you wrote to share your kind words because we are always glad to hear feedback from our guests so we can continue to grow and improve. I wanted to send you a dinner pass to use at the Logan, UT location, however, I do not have your address.

Please send me your information and I will send you a gift from all of us here at Texas Roadhouse. We truly appreciate everything you have to say and we look forward to seeing you again very soon!

Courtney Pike
Texas Roadhouse
Guest Relations Coord.
800-839-7623 ext. 240

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Media Pitch: CVAIA

To: Kim Burgess, The Herald Journal (kburgess@hjnews.com)
From: Cassandra Waite, PR Director, CVAIA (c.k.waite@aggiemail.usu.edu)

Subject: Cache Valley Area Investors Association Teaches Financial Independence

Dear Kim Burgess,

The Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) is an organization that aims to teach people how to become financially independent. CVAIA members learn how to invest their time, assets, and experience in order to build strong financial foundations. Through CVAIA, members have the opportunity to meet with other investors and experts to educate themselves on the benefits of becoming financially independent. CVAIA meetings are a great place for people of all investment levels to ask questions and share experience in a non-threatening environment.

CVAIA invites presenters to meetings which are held every other Thursday. Topics of investment include: debt refinancing, hard-money lending, real estate ventures, member affiliation systems, venture capital investments, and peer-to-peer lending. CVAIA works to educate people in a new way of thinking and acting based on old and new financial teachings. Anyone who is interested in gaining financial freedom through passive income is welcome to join.

CVAIA was founded in August 2007 and has grown to include people from all walks of life. Members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing. There is currently no cost to join CVAIA, and anyone interested in joining this organization should send a request to join@cvaia.com. Their next meeting will be held November 19, 2009 at 7 pm at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce. The topic will be “Getting Finances Prepared in Order to Invest” by featured speaker Curtis Olson.

To arrange an interview or for additional information on CVAIA, visit us online at http://www.cvaia.com or email c.k.waite@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Thank you,
Cassandra Waite
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
(CVAIA)
435-555-0019
435-555-7185
c.k.waite@aggiemail.usu.edu
http://www.cvaia.com/

Press Release 3: Cause Promotion

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Cassandra Waite
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
(CVAIA)

435-555-0019
435-555-7185
c.k.waite@aggiemail.usu.edu
http://www.cvaia.com/

Cache Valley Area Investors Association Teaches Financial Independence

Logan, UT- Nov. 14, 2009- The Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) is an organization that aims to teach people how to become financially independent. CVAIA members learn how to invest their time, assets, and experience in order to build strong financial foundations. Through CVAIA, members have the opportunity to meet with other investors and experts to educate themselves on the benefits of becoming financially independent. CVAIA meetings are a great place for people of all investment levels to ask questions and share experience in a non-threatening environment.

CVAIA founder Preston Parker said, “I want people to be happy, to have jobs they love and to be financially independent.”

CVAIA invites presenters to meetings which are held every other Thursday. Topics of investment include: debt refinancing, hard-money lending, real estate ventures, member affiliation systems, venture capital investments, and peer-to-peer lending. CVAIA works to educate people in a new way of thinking and acting based on old and new financial teachings. Anyone who is interested in gaining financial freedom through passive income is welcome to join.

CVAIA was founded in August 2007 and has grown to include people from all walks of life. Members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing. There is currently no cost to join CVAIA, and anyone interested in joining this organization should send a request to join@cvaia.com. Their next meeting will be held November 19, 2009 at 7 pm at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce. The topic will be “Getting Finances Prepared in Order to Invest” by featured speaker Curtis Olson. For more information on CVAIA, visit us online at http://www.cvaia.com or by email to c.k.waite@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Update on Business Letter

It has been well over a month since I sent my letter complimenting Texas Roadhouse and I just wanted to post an update to let you know that they never sent any sort of reply back to me.