Im new to perl so please try to be patient. I have a hash of a hash that, if a key fits a criteria, I push into an array. I then try to read the rest its elements from the array, but it fails. I read both the perl docs and Q&A and still cant figure it out. Please help. Thanks 
 
The hash looks like
%employee = (
           $email {
                    Name => $foo, 
                    Address => $foo2,
                    Telephone=> $foo3},);


foreach my $email (keys %employee){
   if ($email=~/$foo/i){
          push (@found, \$employee{$email});}

foreach my $emp (@found){
    if ($emp->{'Name'}=~/$foo/i){
        print $emp->{'Name'};}}

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