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Old 19-Nov-2008, 19:06
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Default Signing a Letter for Administrator

What is the proper etiquette used when signing a letter written by an administrative assistant for an administrator or executive director?
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The format is:

Yours sincerely/faithfully

(the signature of the assistant)

pp John Brown
Executive Director
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