So I've spoken with a VP on the phone and am now visiting NY to speak with him in person. He's already agreed to do this but I'm writing the follow up email and I don't know exactly how to say it. I was going to say "so we can discuss xx bank and your career path more" but we already spent 30 minutes on that. What other topics could I mention?
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To get to know more about his work at the firm and his insights into the field, but once you get there its best to shoot the shit
No need to overthink this. I used to get tons of thank you notes and usually just skimmed them before deleting. Just say: "Thanks again for taking the time speaking to me about X. I really enjoyed our conversation and look forward to meeting you in person in X weeks and learning more about the firm." Maybe throw in another sentence for fluff. That's it.
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