 To us being part of an invested community means more than just being invested financially. It means being invested emotionally, intellectually, logistically, and connecting yourself to a larger community of like-minded individuals. We see one of the biggest changes in the last few years in the way people can invest is that they can actually invest in ways that are more about financial security and financial well-being. With impact investing, for example, you still get that. You get the financial security, you get the financial well-being, but you're also able to do good for the world around you at the same time. And as we move forward, I think we're going to see more opportunities like that coming as more people figure out that people have the power and that by linking arms together, by working together, by creating an actual movement out of impact investing that transformative change is within our power. People-powered capital is a movement towards invested communities that is growing every day. Five to ten years ago, if you needed a loan, you went to an institutional bank. To find news, you watched cable TV, and if you needed a car, you trusted Hertz. Today, entrepreneurs are crowdfunding investments directly from their peers and customers with companies like Indiegogo and Profounder. To raise capital or make an investment, we go to Microplace or peer-to-peer lending banks, and we rent goods and cars directly from our neighbors with tools like Get-Around, Vitalik, and Airbnb. We're seeing the rise of people-powered mindsets, and it's a remarkable shift in our behavior, where we become more important than me, community, more valued than institutions. Online and offline democratizing trends are disrupting markets everywhere, changing how we access capital and consider our individual power to make an impact. Let's explore this new reality and build our collective impact together with people-powered capital.