 Thank you ladies and gentlemen for being here with us today and giving us such a patient hearing for the last four hours. I will try to sum up the evening in two, three minutes, so please bear with me a little bit more. So unfortunately, the Indian ADEX has hit a speed breaker with a growth of just 10% in 2023, and I expected growth of 12% in 2024. But this is just a momentary blip as our chief guest, Shantanu Kosla, confirmed that the pie is going to increase. In fact, Abhik Singhi from BCG also spoke about how India is well on its track to be a 8.5 trillion economy, and amongst the top three economies in the world by 2030. So India is an under-penetrated, underserved country by all benchmarks, so the pie will increase. A lot of common themes emerged across different speakers, like Shantanu emphasized on the need for brands to be authentic, build trust, and have a sense of purpose. Balki I think had a single line brief to marketeers to make their advertising at least as interesting, if not more interesting than the advertising, than the content that they watch. Shantanu and Balki spoke about how creative is arguably more important than media. And Balki urged marketeers to be brave, make interesting ads, and to set trends. And he set the benchmark for advertising in IPL to be as good as the advertising on American Super Bowl. I think Rob, in his talk on restoring trust and confidence in digital, reminded us that we need to go back to the basics and remember that we are in the business of allocation, optimization, and attribution, and that ultimately we have to help our clients in achieving predictable, profitable growth. And he also spoke about the fact of re-establishing trust in everything that we do. Avinash made the case for TV as a powerful brand-building tool at the lowest cost, and urged advertisers and agencies to reach out to digital publishers directly and not wire the tech giants through programmatic. I think Abhik Singhi made a very good presentation, a fantastic presentation with lots of useful data on consumption patterns and how listed companies have performed over the years. I think he very rightly ended his talk by asking us agencies to look at CFOs as our customers to and not just focus on the CMOs. He also spoke about how advertising has to be viewed as an investment and not as a expense, and the need to build many more Indian brands. On measurement, Vikram gave a good overview of the status of measurement across different media, and he asked advertisers to take charge of leadership in measurement through ISA, and thereby again bring about trust, accountability, and transparency. So we've tried to curate this evening for you with interesting, relevant, and important topics that need a discussion in our industry, and we hope that you have found this useful. Abhik, thank you to all the speakers who made very interesting, thought provoking presentations. I think Avinash has just stepped out, but thank you Avinash for partnering this event for the last 20 years. Thank you to the other sponsors as well and enjoy the rest of the evening. Thank you.