In my latest job, I had a major project called BH Consultathon. It's an event wherein international case consultants collaborate intensively on American case client business problems. And another major event that we had was a kind of introductory event for refugees from Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus who were entering the U.S. workforce due to exceptional circumstances that appeared in the past two years. So for the Consultathon, my goal was to sign up 25-plus people, and I intensively used all my network, and I achieved that goal on time and well. And for the event for refugees, there was a lot of layers. So first of all, I had to make a website for landing pages in different languages. So I was overseeing the project, and I had a couple of translators who were translating that, but then I was perfecting the pages myself, comparing the translations, making sure that they are pretty accurate and that the page looks the same no matter what language you open it in. So this was achieved, and I would say this was achieved very close to perfection. And I also kept collecting feedback and improving the website even after we published it because there is always room for improvement. And also for the refugee event, I had to enroll people. So I ended up enrolling more people than I should have, around 1.5 times. And I did it through achieving free advertisement. Because it was a non-profit event helping refugees, I was able to negotiate free advertisement in local groups with local influencers, and I came up to a lot of public gatherings, to like a couple, a dozen of gatherings, and promoted it myself there to achieve that goal.