国际商务(英语).docVIP

CONVERSATION Business Introductions In the following conversation, Carol Jacobs is a senior executive from a corporate head office. Shes on a business trip to the companys Asia Division office(joint venture in Beijing). David Li, the Vice-President in charge of Asian operations, greets her. David: Good morning, Carol. Its great to see you again. Did you have a good trip over? Carol: Yes, it was a good flight. I was a little tired yesterday, but Im OK now. David: Great! If youre ready, Id like to introduce you to some of our key personnel. Carol: Lets go厖r David: Carol, this is Kathy Chen, Our Financial Officer. Kathy, Id like you to meet Carol Jacobs. Carol: Im pleased to meet you, Kathy. Youre doing a great job. The divisions finances are in top shape. Kathy: Thank you, Ms Jacobs. Im happy to meet you, too. David: And this is Ben Guo. Hes in charge of Marketing. Ben, let me introduce Carol Jacobs. Ben: How do you do, Ms Jacobs? Carol: Its a pleasure to meet you, Ben. So youre the one responsible for those outstanding sales figures Ive seen. Ben: Thank you. I must say I have a great staff. David: I think youll find all of our staff is top-notch. Carol: Im already convinced of that, from the reports Ive seen. Well, Id like to see our manufacturing operation now, if I could. David: Sure thing! Right this way 厖 . Business Calls In this conversation, Sally is a receptionist for a major computer hardware supplier. This particular morning, she is also filling in for a person secretary who called in sick. Sally: Good morning, ABC Computers, Sally speaking. Can I help you? Caller1: Yes, Im Dave Michaels. Id like to talk to Amy Winters, please. Sally: Just a moment, please. Ill transfer you. Caller1: Thank you. 厖 Sally: Good morning, ABC Computers, Sally speaking. Can I help you? Caller2: My name is Lance Stevens. May I speak to your Customer Service manager? Sally: Im sorry, hes in a meeting. May I take a message? Caller2: When will he be available? Sa