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How can I reach out to potential clients after my recruit left the company?

In summary, Sally's recruit who decided to pursue another company gave her all of her business supplies and leads. She said some of them wanted to book, but couldn't commit to a date. Sally would like to contact them and let them know that she is no longer with the company but that she would be happy to help them with any of their needs in the future...I'm not quite sure how to word it though. Can anyone help me out?
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My recruit who decided to pursue another company gave me all of her business supplies and leads. She said some of them wanted to book, but couldn't commit to a date. I would like to contact them and let them know that she is no longer with the company but that I would be happy to help them with any of their needs in the future...I'm not quite sure how to word it though. Can anyone help me out?
 
I think you just said it "She is no longer with the company and you wanted to help them."
 
And I agree with Laurie. You can call them and let them know that Sally Chef has decided to step down as a consultant but wanted to make sure that her customers still received good service so she passed them to you. You can then let them know a little bit about yourself, how long you have been w/ the company and that you would LOVE to help them in any way possible. Is there anything they can think of that they may have questions on or would need from you now? Yes or No, well Sally mentioned that you were interested in booking a show and i wanted to let you know about the AWESOME hostess specials coming up and the AMAZING booking blitz in August and I would LOVE to help you get all that is on your wish list for free...etc...
 
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pampered.chris said:
And I agree with Laurie. You can call them and let them know that Sally Chef has decided to step down as a consultant but wanted to make sure that her customers still received good service so she passed them to you. You can then let them know a little bit about yourself, how long you have been w/ the company and that you would LOVE to help them in any way possible. Is there anything they can think of that they may have questions on or would need from you now? Yes or No, well Sally mentioned that you were interested in booking a show and i wanted to let you know about the AWESOME hostess specials coming up and the AMAZING booking blitz in August and I would LOVE to help you get all that is on your wish list for free...etc...

DING!DING!DING! That's what I was looking for. You guys never cease to impress me! Thanks!
 
So off topic...Do you visit the DIS boards? You picture with the Disney Princesses I have seen there before I do believe. When I was planning my trip I lived off those boards.
 
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Do you visit the DIS boards? You picture with the Disney Princesses I have seen there before I do believe. When I was planning my trip I lived off those boards.

I think I found it on Photobucket. I custom made the evite for my daughters' birthday party and this was the photo I used. It's kind of a family joke because we have 3 daughters: 1 w/ brown hair (Belle), 1 w/ blone hair (Cinderella), and 1 w/ red hair (Ariel).
 

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