 We have now all the way from New York, Sanya Pertalo, EVP Strategic Development and Partnerships, WPP. She tells us the importance of innovation to WPP's growth strategy and an overview of global partnership initiatives. Over to you, Sanya. Hello, and a warm welcome from New York. I am Sanya Pertalo, WPP's EVP of Strategic Development and Partnerships. My team is responsible for driving partnerships with some of our most important technological partners, companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft, with the goal of delivering innovation for our clients and driving mutual growth. Driving growth through development of new technology products and solutions has been our focus at WPP in the last few years. I would like to take this opportunity to highlight how optimistic I am about how voice is changing our lives, and more specifically in India, which is the first WPP market to test and execute collaborations between multiple WPP agencies successfully, an absolute must in delivering voice first strategies for brands. In order to keep up with the pace of technological advancement, we prioritize upskilling our people and knowledge sharing in forums such as these. On the learning and development front, we have run a series of first-to-market training programs with partners, and we continue to do so for our employees globally. Most recently, we ran an eight-week e-commerce boot camp with Amazon. In age two, we'll have additional training with Twitter, and we'll introduce a number of sessions with Facebook centered on Discovery Commerce. We hope that you'll take advantage of our training programs, encourage your clients to do the same, and continue to participate in events such as these that push your thinking on new developments such as voice, audio, and changes to consumer behavior. The topic for today is voice, and we know that voice search, in terms of preference, has gone through the roof, and this is not only in urban areas, but rural awareness has seen a rise too. The voice ecosystem is an emerging segment in marketing communications as voice search, connected devices, and voice-enabled commerce adoption grow. WaveMaker and Ogilvy's work with Mondalis, as well as Google, are good examples of how WPP is willing to push the envelope, connect with consumers on new formats, and explore new ways to engage, even if the innovation is nascent. Voice is one of many solutions that will impact the dynamic brands we'll have with consumers in a very near term, and I'm pleased to see the progress and work that's been done through Group M and WPP in India. Thank you each and everyone for joining us today. Exchange for Media, Shrini, and Niraj, a very special thanks for planning this event, and including some of our largest technology partners in it. Hope you had a good conference. Thank you. Thank you so much, Sanya, for that wonderful note there.