 I have two announcements in three minutes, so I'll start with an introduction. First off, I'm nervous. Secondly, I'm the founder of the Unreasonable Institute, CEO of Unreasonable Group, and today proudly announcing partner in Unreasonable Capital. But before I tell you about those announcements, I think I should take a second to rationalize a seemingly irrational name, which is Unreasonable. George Bernard Shaw, the Irish playwright, is famous for saying that the reasonable man adapts himself to the world, the unreasonable one persists in adapting the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man and woman, of course. If George Bernard Shaw is right, then in a world where a billion people live in absolute poverty, another billion people don't have access to clean drinking water, in a world where two and a half million children under the age of five passed away from a preventable ailment like diarrhea last year. If George Bernard Shaw is right, if all progress depends on the unreasonable person, then it is our belief that we cannot afford not to bet on unreasonable people. That's what we've been doing at Unreasonable Institute and Unreasonable since day one. So three years ago, when I was on stage, we then had one organization at Unreasonable. It was the Unreasonable Institute. We are an international accelerator for early-stage entrepreneurs tackling seemingly intractable problems. Fast forward three years to today, and under the leadership of one of my partners, Teji Ravi Lochen, the Institute has scaled. So we now have programs in a reasonable East Africa. We have Unreasonable Mexico. We have Unreasonable Institute. We've launched Unreasonable Media, Unreasonable ISEA. And we're seeing about 1,000 entrepreneurs apply for our programs each year, and we select 40. We've worked with roughly 100 entrepreneurs with operations across 40 countries, and they're doing incredible work. And in short, the reason I bring all this up is because we have fantastic deal flow. And so today we were launching a sister organization called Unreasonable Capital. It's an early-stage investment fund that will vest directly into entrepreneurs across emerging markets, solving these seemingly intractable problems. We have already placed one deal, and this week we'll be closing our second deal. And we're looking to grow that fund very quickly. So anybody here who's interested in investing into emerging markets into incredibly fast-moving startups, solving impossibly hard problems, we'd love to partner with you. But I promise two introductions or two announcements. The second one is we have a belief out of Unreasonable that if we're actually going to have a chance in hell at putting a dent on global poverty, we have to focus our efforts on reaching adolescent girls living in poverty. There's 600 million of them. You all know the numbers. And so this fall, in November, we're launching the world's first accelerator dedicated to entrepreneurs who have the potential to impact millions of girls in poverty. We're calling it the Girl Effect Accelerator. It's in partnership with Nike and the Nike Foundation, and we would love to collaborate with anybody here on that program. That program also becomes a deal flow engine into Unreasonable Capital. So if you're excited about investing into emerging markets, if you believe in the importance of girls, we'd love to collaborate. Thanks so much.