Second Meeting with Equities ED

Hello, my fellow monkeys

I hope you've all enjoyed your holidays. As my topic states, I have a second meeting with an ED I met with previously. During our initial meeting, things went well and he connected me to a colleague. Due to my amazing luck, this colleague left the firm before we could probably chat. How should I approach this second meeting? I've expressed my interest to work in S&T, especially with his group. Is there anyway I can reaffirm this? Should I ask for another referral? It seems that he likes me, due to his willingness to meet with me again. I would appreciate any advice you have.

Thanks for your time

Slim

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