What do they do?

Yes, I recently went to their offices at what readers and listeners would know as the former Fountain Square.

Their office is right here in Metro Center? It is.

They basically are looking at solely focusing on rural areas.

And looking at untapped areas.

And a big part of what they do is they have something called a navigator.

And the navigators are supposed to work with primary care physicians.

do know that she was cared for at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, right?

Jill, could I just jump in just for a second and ask Beth if she would to talk about your experience with Judge Greer as part of that program?

It was such an honor to get not only to meet Judge Greer, but to get to have dinner with him.

Can you tell us who is Judge Greer? I'm so sorry.

Judge Greer ended up under a lot of pressure as the judge that was deciding the Terry Shrivo case.

That was an infamous case that stretched out for years.

And it was a woman in Florida who suffered cardiac arrest and was irreparably brain damaged.

And her husband wanted to discontinue the life support, believing that was her wishes.

And I just would like you to talk about that for just a minute, if you would.

Take a moment and just share your story regarding these relationships.

Yes, as a mentee, that side of things.

I've been lucky in my role as a corporate management trainee.

I've had so many people here at Consolidated pour into me and getting to learn and have one-on-ones and job shadowings.

I've had a few formal mentors at the VP level who have very much important to me and been my biggest cheerleaders about a be supported partner who went through the program and getting to see and be inspired by her and the career that she's established starting off in the same shoes.

But I guess in college, I got to be a mentor myself.

I was the president of our club swim team on the sport club executive board.

So any last words and Dave and Beth both, any last words of counsel for our listeners out there? Maybe they're considering the benefits of what's the benefits of these two generations getting together or should we do an intentional reverse mentoring program? Any last words of counsel?