I am writing an email to an HR director at a law firm, regarding applying for work experience. I have an email address for the company itself, but to direct it to this lady (whose first and last name I have, but no title), what would I put in the subject of the email? Just her name, or “To [said lady]” ? Or what?
And then how do I address her in the email itself, if I don’t have her title?
As much info as possible would be great!
Thanks.
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You don’t NEED her title to address the letter. Just use the same format that you would use for a business letter but make sure that you include “Ms.”, like this -
ABC Company
123 Main Street
Anytown, New York 10005
Attention: Ms. Jane Doe
Re: Entry-level position (or whatever it is you’re sending her the letter about)
Dear Ms. Doe:
(body of letter)
in the subject write Madam before her name.
to address here : Respected Madam ……
hope it is enough. i do the same every time. No complaints.