So, I'm going to give you my perspective on the international membership and the Traveling Fellow. Great, so a quick background on this. I'm from Mexico City. I was trained at the ABC Medical Center in Mexico City, and that's where I first met Anna through my mentors and during residency, but honestly, in those days, I was kind of dazed and confused starting residency, and as I started my professional growth, I realized that I needed more close contact with an arthroscopy association, and that's where I met the Anna newsletter, and it was really the key for me to start a relationship, really, with Anna. Through the Anna newsletter, I got in touch with the OLC courses, and I did a couple with great faculty, and so since then, I was starting to build a relationship with Anna. Then 2016 came, also in the newsletter, and I applied for the Traveling Fellow, but I got rejected, so I kept going attending to a couple meetings, staying in touch with Anna, and in 2018, it was my take two, and this way, I'm hitting a homerun because I got selected for the Traveling Fellow, and I got to go to these incredible institutions, co-fellows, awesome people, and having Les Matthews as a godfather was a really interesting and a very, very remarkable experience for me, so during this trip, it was a perfect balance in between incredible OER experience, remarkable educational activities, and an unforgettable social and networking moments, so with all this, I can assure that this was totally a life-changing experience, professionally, but also personally, so what's a Traveling Fellow? For those that you don't know about the Traveling Fellow, so it's a 10-day experience. We visit three different sites, and we end up at the annual meeting, so four fellows are selected, and a godfather is assigned. I was very fortunate to have Les there, and we see some of the people you're seeing here in those pictures, and that's the whole thing about the Traveling Fellow. This fellowship provides the opportunity to observe leading surgeons, promote intellectual challenge, and also seeks for identifying leaders like you and the next leaders in orthoscopy. Who's eligible? Well, any ANA member who's from these three countries. There are no restrictions in terms of age, years in practice, previous fellowship, and you've seen probably that banner, that's a list of the last 15 years of the history of the ANA fellowship, and we'll be very glad if you apply to that, because we're searching for people like you to apply. International membership, well, we're over 800 international members in ANA from all five continents. Stay connected. That's the best way to do so, so these are my three tips as an international members. Connect with webinars, sessions, courses, and participate in those. That's a good way to stay connected. The international member benefits have expanded. We're now part, we can be part of committees. I'm part of two committees right now, and we're able to vote, so that's, I think, another very important thing that you should consider, so second tip, please join us, and the third one, I only posted Doc Matter, but there are many different types of things that you can do to stay connected with ANA, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and now with Paul talked about Doc Matter, that's the best way to connect from outside the borders, so I'm not trying to be rude with this hashtag. I just want you to say welcome to the family. Welcome to the ANA family. Thank you.

international membership

Traveling Fellow program

Anna

OLC courses

observation