 It's so awesome to be here. Such talent in this room. I love the environment here. The energy that is coming from the up-and-coming talent is contagious. I wouldn't often describe myself as a genius, so it's always cool if someone kind of recognizes the work that the team has done. It feels surreal. I can't believe that I'm actually being called a genius by someone other than myself. I'm actually proud of all of our campaigns, mostly because they infuse what I talk about as part and science. We're very deliberate about showcasing the products and the services that we provide our consumers, but at the same time we like to do it in a way that's really human and really special. We had a very large global campaign called Don't Don't Yourself, which was all about inspiring people to get over the internal and external saboteurs that prevent them from creating a life they love. I'm excited about many of the capabilities that we've been building, in particular what we've built around social commerce and really moving the customer from inspiration to purchase. I'm excited and proud of a number of campaigns we have. Yesterday we got a Gold Lion for Acid Town. That's normally something that you don't relate to. We have a campaign about the mermaid on how to bring women to discuss intimate health, which I love. I love the work that we're doing these days to come across as calm in a world where there's so much tension and turmoil. We've been able to manage a brand that conveys our tagline, We're On Your Side. The latest campaign that we've been running actually for our Shave Collection has been something that is encompassing everything that brought me here, which is creativity. Honestly, the tummy rubs are pretty amazing. But impact as well. We're always looking for the creativity to drive the impact. It's not an oxymoron to talk about creative effectiveness. I wish I could say there was some grand plan that got me here, but I can't. It's a lot of small moves. I've never did work that I was not a little bit afraid of. I think having this conscious that your best work is something that is not obvious. It should make you feel a little bit nervous. It's probably pointing you in the right direction. Be a curious person. Really look for the insights in your business and the insights that you find with your customer. Put your hand up for every opportunity. Lean into change. So when change comes, don't be afraid of it. Lean into it. Be curious about the business. Really understand what the business objectives are. Not just what the marketing objectives are so that you can be seen as adding value to the overall business. Understanding how the businesses that you support operate to the extent that you can have your hands around that and add the art and discipline of marketing to that as a recipe for success. The best CMOs are actually the best Chief Product Officers as well. Build your product invasion, your product development shops alongside your marketing shops. And I think you'll find yourself much faster acceleration to the seat. Always cultivating that spirit of innovation, of learning, embracing the fact that all of us, no matter what level you're at, is always learning in this environment that's always changing. And so have the confidence to know that when you are somebody that is willing to test, willing to experiment, willing to create, that you're probably in the upper echelon of marketing minds anyway.