Thank you, operator, and thank you all for joining us today. I'd like to begin by addressing the timing of this report. While our Q2 10-Q filing was delayed, I want to be clear that this was not the result of negative financial performance. Instead, the delay reflected deliberate decisions to strengthen the company's foundation. First, we focused on reducing ongoing expenses by negotiating with prior existing vendors to ensure we operate with greater financial discipline. Second, we made positive management changes, including reengagement with our trusted outside accounting fund that supported us from 2021 to 2024, while continuing with our independent audit firm. These steps require time, but we're taking to build confidence in our financial processes. I've been with this company since day 1. I know our technology, our customers and our mission. And I can tell you that the entrepreneurial spirit at BEN is alive and strong. Capital has always been a precious commodity, and we are treating it with the discipline and creativity that investors expect. I'd also like to highlight that our team in Seoul, Korea -- today, our Korean Innovation Lab is home to more than 30 employees, and I'm incredibly proud of the work that they are doing to drive product innovation and client success. This team embodies the energy, expertise and commitment that defines BEN globally. In addition to these foundational efforts, I'm pleased to share some key milestones that underscore our progress in building partnerships and expanding our AI solutions. For instance, we entered a global partnership with Swiss Life, a process that began before our merger in March 2024. The announcement in April 2025 marked an important milestone and as acting CEO, I had the opportunity to attend their global conference in London a few weeks ago. It was encouraging to see firsthand the positive feedback from attendees around the world. And we are focused on supporting their partners globally to benefit from the efficiencies of our conversational AI. We've also made strategic inroads in emerging markets, such as our entry into Mexico with a partner just over a year ago. And this decision aligns well with markets that prioritize data sovereignty, allowing us to test and refine our products, while positioning us for a potential expansion and execution on our current pipeline. In the pharmacy sector, our launch at a conference in Boston a year ago provided valuable market feedback on our AI solutions. We are pleased with the results so far, though as with any innovation in regulated industries, reviews take time as corporations are rightfully cautious of this new era. But these steps are setting a solid foundation for future developments. Looking at verticals like automotive, we see opportunities where AI can help build trusted consumer engagement, a long-standing challenge in the industry. The integrations we've completed today position us well for initiatives we are planning in the coming quarters. And finally, with AI top of mind for many enterprises, it's important to note that brands and regulated sectors approach new technologies with caution to avoid risks from inaccurate engagements. So this is where BEN's emphasis on trusted data shines. By focusing on brand-specific data sovereignty rather than broad web data, we enable authentic and reliable consumer interactions. These efforts reflect our commitment to delivering solutions that meet enterprise needs. And looking ahead, we've already scheduled our next earnings call on November 4, 2025, and our Annual Shareholder Meeting on November 26, 2025. We see this as the start of a new chapter for BEN, one that's built on transparency, accountability and growth. And with that, let me turn the call over to our CFO and CEO, Walid Khiari, who will walk you through our financial performance.