I think out of those three markets the one that is the most attractive, at least from the feedback from my members, is the established markets that we already have with the broad interest across all industry sectors. Of course, the second most popular, or the one that people seem to be seeing as having the most opportunity, are very specific industry sectors and emerging markets that are very focused on a specific industry sector. I have a large set of members who deal with military and other controlled goods. They're looking at very specific opportunities that exist in some emerging countries where the rest of my members may look at that same country and not really see a lot of opportunity.
It all depends on who you're talking to, at least from our perspective. I'd like to focus on the smaller and medium-sized members that we have because that's where our opportunities really lie. They're focused almost exclusively, in my experience, on the established markets we already know. I think it plays to a lot of the things that both Jay and I have been saying, everything from leadership's hesitation to go into new markets and being risk averse for a whole bunch of different reasons. I know that Europe and the CETA overall is being seen as the next big opportunity despite the fact that the European Union has economic challenges at the moment. It's still seen as the largest opportunity out there.