[3-Minute Business English] How to Say “I’ll Give You Chloe’s Contact Information” in English

Put A in Touch with B‍

［Connect A with B / Introduce A to B］

• keep in touch with sb. (means “stay in contact with someone”)
• put sb. in touch with sb. (means “introduce someone to someone”)

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Meaning and Origin

“Put A in touch with B” literally means “to connect A with B.” In business settings, it is commonly used to introduce one person to another so that they can communicate or work together. 

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Business Examples

I can put you in touch with our sales manager. (I can introduce you to our sales manager.)

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I'll put you in touch with someone who can help you with this project. (I’ll introduce you to someone who can help you with this project.)

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Let me put you in touch with a friend of mine. She might be able to give you some helpful advice. (Let me give you my friend’s contact information. She might be able to give you some helpful advice.)

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Though I couldn't close the deal with that client, he was still kind enough to put me in touch with another potential client. 

(Although that client decided not to work with us, he was still kind enough to introduce me to another potential client.) 

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Other Related Expressions

Besides “Put A in touch with B,” there are other expressions that can convey a similar meaning,

such as:

• Connect A with B: connect A with B
• Introduce A to B: introduce A to B
• Refer A to B: refer A to B

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