Introduce a business or professional contact

Tips: This should be a brief, friendly letter. It should not imply that your reader has an obligation to meet with the contact, but it does show your interest and consideration. Your reader must retain the option of acting on this information based on his or her own needs and desires. This is not a letter of reference, so include only information relevant to the occasion.

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