Hi there, I'm very sorry to hear about your perspective on our company, but I am looking forward to the opportunity to change it. I'd like to start by addressing your concern that we are not a God-, family-, or people-centered company. I do believe this is far from the typical perspective on N2. Leadership has made it repeatedly clear, to me and to the entire company, that their #1 goal in doing business is loving people well. For us, N2 didn't even start as a publishing company -- it started as an opportunity to build an enterprise where people didn't have to sacrifice their families in order to have a successful career. People are absolutely our highest priority. For us, being a God-honoring business is more than a mission statement. We aren't a Christian company, but we do hold ethics and values at the forefront of all our business decisions. And because of this, we do treat our advertisers with fairness. I know that may seem contrary to your research, but I whole-heartedly believe that to be true. We do work, extensively, with our advertisers to make sure they get the most out of their agreement, and we continue to work with them when their business needs change to make sure our partnership is the most effective it can be for both parties. It is simply not true that we force clients who have gone out of business to continue their partnership with us. And, even if your research on N2 yielded negative opinions from advertisers, I must stress that we do have about 36,000 advertisers throughout the nation. Even if we had 100 negative reviews (which we don't), that would represent less than 0.3% of our clients. And I know that most of our advertisers are satisfied with our services, as we have one of the highest renewal rates in our industry. I truly hope you will be able to see even a portion of my perspective as valid. N2 truly is a company that cares about people. And, in that spirit, we wish you nothing but the best in your career search. Best, Katherine Daniel