Hi. My work experience resumes in when I was attending college. I work on sales and I coordinate office. I was the coordinator on exchange student travel. So I was a consultant. I traveled to Australia, I traveled to New Zealand, United States multiple times to know more the schools for exchange student program and the profile of the schools. So when I graduated, I transitioned to a stock market. First, on the brokerage that I worked, I was in the commercial area. I was the commercial manager and we had a project to convert the index of clients that were inactive that start to use homebrokers and the ones that use homebrokers to make a conversion on the index of using the trader table. After three months, the project launched. We had success and I was invited to trade on the table. So I was a trader. After two years, I had an invitation to become an agent that I owned my company inside a brokerage. So I had my customers, I was doing the commercial parts and strategies, and I had a group of traders that work for me, analysts, and then we will do the traders for the clients. I did that for 11 years, probably. So yes, probably 10 years. Then after that, I was starting to burn out and I received a good invitation to manage an exchange student program. I came to the United States, met my husband. I, of course, moved here. I managed his standing salon in New York. Nowadays, I do real estate and freelancer of private jet.