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Perfect Stranger Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

a leader's oration?

Hello All Users,

What would we call a speech given by a leader of a company that is supposed to be posted of the company's website?

I have found an example here but I don't think we call it like that... don'thttp://www.hnxth.com/english/about/speech.jsp

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In N. America, much more natural would be eg A letter from the General manager eg From the General Manager Clive

— Clive

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  • America, much more natural would be eg A letter from the General manager eg From the General Manager Clive
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In N. America, much more natural would be
eg A letter from the General manager
eg From the General Manager

Clive
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thanks Clive,

are there any other possibilities?
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eg A message from the General Manager.

The word 'oration' sounds pretentious to a native ear

We do not normally write of 'a leader' in a business context like this.

Clive
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Hi again

Bear with me guys, I don't mean to beat a dead horse here but... What if the message/letter from company leaders is supposed to be posted on a website and there are three people undersigned? Can I call it:

Leadership message
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Where I live, more likely would be
eg To All Employees.

Clive
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I see.

Can I entitle it as: To Our Partners or To Our Customers ?
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Yes.

Don't call customers 'partners'.
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oh... does it have any negative connotations?
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It sounds insincere, in my opinion..

Clive
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