I think we're talking about apples and oranges here. Let me reiterate what the organization does.
If we're talking about the National Angel Capital Organization, it's an organization that represents angels across the country. That doesn't mean the organization makes investments. The angel investors make investments. We have nothing to do with that. That is not the role of the organization. We will help those angels identify ways to develop best practices around how to make those investments, but we do not get in the way of their making investments. That's an individual and/or angel group decision that is totally independent of the National Angel Capital Organization specifically. I hope I'm clear with respect to that.
As it relates to BDC, BDC's role is to be the bank for entrepreneurs and to facilitate that through its lines of business. Angels work complementarily with BDC. We have a very good working relationship with the BDC at the National Angel Capital Organization level. And BDC is forging great relationships with angels across the country through a variety of mechanisms they are employing. So I would suggest we are becoming very good partners—BDC, the National Angel Capital Organization, and the angel members of the organization.