Thank you, Ryan. I am pleased to report Veritone made great progress in the second quarter headlined by the acquisition of Broadbean, the divestiture of our Energy Group, the closing of a $30 million revolving AR facility to improve our liquidity position and balance sheet and increased annualized cost savings to over $17 million while closing the quarter with solid customer and operating metrics. I would like to highlight a few items before I begin. With the June 2023 acquisition of Broadbean, we have updated our key customer metrics on a pro forma basis which assumes we own Broadbean since the beginning of fiscal year 2022 in addition to ending customers and gross retention, we are introducing ARR or annualized recurring revenue as a new key performance indicator. During my prepared remarks, I will discuss our second quarter financial and operating performance. The acquisition of Broadbean and its financial implications progress on 2023 cost savings initiatives, Q2 cash flow and liquidity sources, including our $30 million credit facility and our Q3 and fiscal 2023 outlook starting with Q2 2023 performance. Revenue was $28.0 million down 18% or $6.3 million year-over-year driven primarily by software products and services and managed services which decreased 23% and 13% respectively. The year-over-year decline in software products and services was attributed to certain onetime software revenue in Q2 2022 of $5.7 million which did not recur in Q2 2023 coupled with the previously announced decision by Amazon to reduce consumption of our HR products and services mid-May the impact of which was between $4 million to $5 million. Offsetting this was government and regulated industries, which collectively grew 84% to $1.6 million in Q2 2023. Included in our Q2 GAAP results was approximately $1.7 million of revenue from the Broadbean acquisition completed in mid-June 2023. Overall, Amazon represented approximately 14% of our consolidated Q2 2023 revenue, down sequentially from 18% in Q1 2023. All to say, each quarter Veritone's revenue base is becoming increasingly diverse. The Q2 2023 decline in managed services versus the comparable quarter in 2022 was driven by advertising, which was impacted by lower ad net revenue contribution combined with the shift of campaign budgets from the first to the second half of 2023 due to the challenging macro environment offset by a slight improvement in licensing. We believe advertising softness will reverse itself into the second half of 2023, due largely to our customer mix, new customer activation, seasonality on spend and improved economic outlook. Our optimism here is also supported by the fact that despite our lower net revenues, gross current ad bookings are higher at this point as compared to the same point in 2022. On a pro forma basis and assuming we own Broadbean as of the beginning of 2022, Q2 2023 revenue was $34.7 million, as compared to $42.5 million in Q2 2023, a decline of 18% driven by the previously discussed one-time software revenue benefit in Q2 2022 coupled with the decline in Amazon. On a pro forma basis, Broadbean was relatively flat quarter-over-quarter with Q2 2023 revenue of $8.5 million, as compared to $8.3 million in Q2 2022. During 2022 in the first half of 2023, Broadbean spent a lot of its efforts on moving existing customers off its legacy career builder platform in preparation to be sold. This effort shifted sales focus on maintaining existing customers versus new customers particularly in North America. Despite this challenge, Broadbean did grow slightly year-over-year which highlights the stability of its subscription-based business. As Ryan indicated, we are very excited about the future synergies and revenue growth opportunities of our combined HR Solutions products and services. On a pro forma basis, Broadbean adds close to 3,000 subscription-based customers with over $30.0 million of annual recurring revenue or ARR. On a consolidated basis, our software products and services now have a combined ARR of over $100 million with over 44% coming from recurring based subscription customers versus consumption-based. From a strategic perspective, Broadbean is integrated in over 100 applicant tracking systems with global customers across the EMEA, North America and APAC and is integrated with over 2,500 global job board providers accelerating our previous product roadmap by years. With the addition of our programmatic advertising solutions, we expect to realize significant revenue and cost synergies beginning in the first half of 2024 as we finalize our go-to-market and sales strategies. Most importantly, our HR solutions will now benefit long-term by leveraging our AI with fully integrated ATS data sets. Based on our conversations with Broadbean customers, there is a lot of excitement around the long-term potential of data migration across top-of-the-funnel talent through the employee life cycle. We remain highly confident in the strength of our hiring solutions platform. Excluding Broadbean, our hiring platform customers exceeded 25% year-over-year growth. While Veritone has faced a number of external headwinds due to the macro environment strategically, we have made improvements in diversifying earnings streams and we are focused on moving towards future net retention growth across existing customers starting first with ATS partners and customers in North America. As an industry leader, Veritone remains encouraged by the growing number of opportunities as companies seek to boost operational efficiencies given the challenging market. We continue to see meaningful traction from new and existing commercial enterprise and GRI customers that want to benefit from Veritone's industry-leading applications hiring solutions and new offerings, such as cloud-based Veritone Redact, which accelerates evidence redaction workflows. Our future pipeline remains strong with ample cross-selling opportunities particularly in GRI where we expect significant growth in the near and long-term. Our partner-driven channel strategy continues to deliver results, with new bookings of $8.4 million in Q2 2023. In Q2, we delivered strong key performance metrics. On a pro forma basis, ARR of $108 million including over $47 million from subscription versus consumption-based customers. Total new bookings were $8.4 million on a pro forma basis down from Q2 2022 largely due to Amazon's reduced spend; gross revenue retention continued to be in the high-90th percentile; and total Software Products & Services customers of 3,705, which were relatively flat year-over-year given Broadbean’s focus over the last 18 months on customer retention as it transitioned off its legacy platform. In Managed Services, Q2 advertising gross billings per active client decreased to $576,000, down 22% from Q2 2022. Consistent with the drop in revenue, the decline was due to the challenging macro environment that impacted customers’ spend and planned campaigns being pushed to the second half of 2023. Given our performance and bookings through today, we expect significant improvement heading into the second half of 2023. Q2 2023 GAAP loss from operations was $28.2 million as compared to $3.6 million in Q2 2022, driven by a decline in non-GAAP gross profit, coupled with a non-recurring non-cash benefit of $13.8 million in Q2 2022 associated with a change in estimated value of contingent purchase price consideration. Q2 2023 non-GAAP gross profit reached $20.2 million, down $7.3 million or 27% from Q2 of 2022 largely due to the decrease in one time software revenue. Overall, Q2 non-GAAP gross margins were 72.2%, as compared with 80.4% in Q2 of 2022. Software Products and Services non-GAAP gross margins benefited from the inclusion of one-time software revenue in Q2 2022, which generated non-GAAP gross margins in excess of 90%. In addition, our Managed Services benefits from advertising revenue with non-GAAP gross margins in excess of 90%. We expect consolidated non-GAAP gross margins to trend towards 80% by year-end 2023, with sequential improvement each quarter consistent with the seasonality of our business. Q2 non-GAAP net loss was $13.0 million, as compared to $7.2 million in Q2 2022, driven largely by the decline in revenue and corresponding non-GAAP gross margins, which negatively impacted our core operations. Turning to our balance sheet, at June 30, 2023, we held cash and restricted cash of $63.5 million, compared to $185.3 million at December 31, 2022. The $121.7 million decrease reflects net cash outflows from operations of approximately $58.5 million, driven principally by the timing of payments in Managed Services and by our non-GAAP net loss. In addition, we had net cash outflows from financing and investing activities of $63.2 million, driven by the net $50.2 million acquisition of Broadbean in June 2023 and deferred purchase price consideration of $10.5 million attributable to Pandologic’s 2022 earnout and certain 2022 acquisitions. Turning to the Broadbean acquisition. Total purchase consideration paid was $50.2 million net of cash acquired, or a little over 1.4 times 2023 forecasted revenue. Before synergies, the acquisition is expected to be immediately accretive to Veritone and, on a standalone basis, is expected to generate SaaS and GAAP revenues of over $35 million on an annualized basis, contributing over $30 million in ARR from its subscription-based customers with attractive margins. Of the total $62.7 million in cash, $52.7 million of our reported cash is essentially held for payment to third parties from our Managed Services, down from $93.1 million at December 31, 2022. The decline in cash held for third parties is partially reflective of the seasonality of our advertising services coupled with certain catch-up payments made in Q1 2023 from delayed payments as we migrated onto our new Oracle ERP system in the second half of 2022. Turning to our liquidity. I am happy to report that we closed a revolving AR credit facility allowing us to initially borrow $30 million over a three year term. Interest is set at prime plus 1% with a floor of 9.5%, with a minimum of $250,000 of interest per year if we choose not to draw down on any funds. The facility will be senior secured against a portion of our domestic receivables, allowing us to periodically draw down on the credit line at our discretion and up to 90% of such receivable balances. Outside of standard covenants, there are no financial covenants or restrictions and no dilution. In addition, we are currently in the process of completing a strategic transaction, which will further improve our liquidity position on a non-dilutive basis. We hope to have an update for you on this before the end of Q3 2023. We ended June 30, 2023 with 36.9 million shares outstanding and convertible debt of $141 million principal, 1.75% interest due November, 2026. Turning to our cost savings update. In February of this year, we announced $12 million to $15 million of annualized cost savings initiatives, which included optimizing our cost structure along with the divestiture of our Energy group, I'm happy to report that in Q2 we fully divested our Energy Group in exchange for a minority interest in GridBeyond, a privately held company that delivers intelligent energy solutions. To date, we have executed over $17 million of annualized savings well above our initial range. We are in the process of evaluating additional material cost savings targeting over $10 million annually, including planned synergies from the Broadbean acquisition, which we will update in the latter part of Q3 2023. These cost synergies are all part of our strategic plan as we look towards more vertically integrated growth opportunities in 2024 with a much more efficient cost structure. Turning to our financial guidance for Q3 and fiscal 2023. Fiscal 2023 continues to be a challenging year with increased uncertainty amplified by recent Fed rate increases, inflation and customer impacting decisions including Amazon's recent decision to reduce spending. With the addition of Broadbean and assuming Amazon continues its reduced spend throughout the remainder of 2023, we are providing a more conservative 2023 outlook with heightened discipline around costs as we march toward profitability heading into 2024. With that backdrop, we are guiding Q3 revenue to be between $35.5 million and $37.5 million flat year-over-year at the midpoint. Included in this is Broadbean, which is expected to contribute $8.5 million to $9.0 million in revenue in Q3. Excluding Broadbean, organic revenue is expected to decline overall largely driven by our conservative outlook on Amazon's spend in Q3 2023 coupled with a slight projected decline in advertising offset by continued improvement in GRI and other services. Risks to our Q3 revenue guidance include the execution of new enterprise deliverables, namely across GRI, which can be unpredictable, advertising concurrent with current economic environment and any strategic transaction executed in the period offset by potential for upside from Amazon as usage of our hiring platform can vary. And we expect Q3 quarterly non-GAAP net loss to be between $6.5 million and $8.5 million, which is relatively flat versus Q3 2022 at the high end. For full year 2023, we are tightening our revenue outlook to be between $128.0 million and $135.0 million, representing a year-over-year decrease of 12% at the midpoint. As a reminder and given the current economic outlook, we are forecasting our revenue conservatively throughout the remainder of 2023 including a material decline from Amazon in the second half of 2023, certain onetime software sales revenues in 2022 not recurring in 2023 and the impact of the Broadbean acquisition. Risks to our annual revenue guidance reflect the macro economy and the results of continued inflation and higher interest rates on our customers hiring patterns, execution of new enterprise deliverables namely across GRI and continued customer growth and retention metrics from our software products and services. 2023 revenue guidance also excludes the impact of any strategic transactions executed going forward. In summary, our efforts in 2023 have been focused on streamlining operations to build a strong foundation for Veritone's next phase of disruptive growth. Despite external challenges in the current environment, we are excited by the improvements we have made year-to-date. Considering the impact of previously stated headwinds, we expect full year non-GAAP net loss to be between $28 million and $33 million, with Q4 approaching profitability. As previously discussed, we will be implementing additional initiatives that will translate to annualized cost savings of $10 million, which is incremental to the $17 million executed in 2023 to date. As these cost reductions flow through the P&L, we expect they will have a much larger impact in 2024, which will be when Veritone pivots back towards vertical growth from existing software and services with a clear path toward profitability. That concludes my prepared remarks. Operator, we would like to now open up the call for questions.