Basically, I met a guy at an alumni event for a school I'm considering transferring to. Introduced myself and talked about his job, however pussied out from asking for his business card because we had literally only talked for 3 minutes and there was a queue behind me.
Anyways, I want to reach out to him. Should I send him a cold-email saying and mention I met him at the event, or should I do a literal cold-email and not mention I had ever met him?
Thanks y'all, sorry for the noob question.
Man, of course you should write that you met him and just didnt have the chance to ask for his contact. Reckon you are 200% more likely to get a response if he knows you've spoken to him in real life
So something along the lines : "sorry I didn't have a chance to ask you for your contact, but I found you on linkedin" that wouldn't look creepy?
don't say that you have met him, but mention that you have seen him around town and know his family .. 60% of the time, it works everytime
edit: on second thought, I agree with Schnoozles
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