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Marta Ros introduces herself to Henry Jekins at a trade fair. She provides her name, company, and position as a Marketing Manager for IBM. Henry provides his name in return. Marta then asks for and receives Henry's contact information, including his telephone number and email address. The document provides guidance on properly introducing oneself and spelling names to exchange contact details at professional networking events like trade fairs.
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