"of" our "from" a company?

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Hello everyone,When you receive an email, you can see who you got it from, and the subject.For a new emailaccount, I would like to change the "From" section, but I am unsure what the correct English is.Is it:Jason from TENgroupJason of TENgroupTENgroup is the company I work for. So now people can see who they got it from, but can also see the company's name.Thank you all for helping!Jason De Ryck

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Sorry for the wrong title, it's of course - "of" or "from" a company? -

AlpheccaStars · Answer

Neither one is particularly appealing.
Use something like this:

Jason, Customer Support, TENgroup Ltd.
Jason, CEO, TENgroup Ltd.
Jason, Network Administrator, TENgroup Ltd.

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you for replying!

However, that seems a bit long and official.
Our company usually deals with young people and also wants to "look" very young.

I'm adding a photo to show you what I want to do.
http://postimg.org/image/6ehx7by31/
At the place where it says "Jens Corijn" and "She", that's the "From" column in the mail.
There, it has to says something about both the sender and the company but without sounding boring.

Might "Jason for TENgroup" be better? Anything without adding function (like CEO) basicly.

If all these options are not really advisable, I might go for something like "Jason // TENgroup".

Thank you all once more for helping me out!

AlpheccaStars · Answer

I would use "of" then.

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you very much AlpheccaStars!
Have a great new years eve!

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