Absolutely, Richie. Here’s how I would summarize your instructions: You’d like the Group’s annual meeting to be held at our Washington, D.C. office in about four weeks, as it’s a central location and convenient for attendees. You recognize that preparations typically take three to four weeks, so four weeks from now is likely the earliest feasible date. You’d like me to meet with Alana and Marco to update them on your preferences and gather their feedback, particularly regarding the location, timing, and any other aspects of the meeting. While we should consider their input carefully, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Next steps: Schedule meetings with Alana and Marco to discuss your preferences. Collect their feedback on the meeting’s location, timing, and other logistics. Summarize their input and identify which suggestions can be incorporated. Begin planning the necessary preparations for the meeting to meet the four-week timeline. Does that capture everything correctly?