Welcome, everyone, and thank you for joining us. Before diving into second quarter earnings, I want to highlight a pivotal transaction for our alternative credit platform that closed last week. On Thursday, GEG announced a $24 million equity capital raise at our BDC, Great Elm Capital Corporation. GEG provided significant support in this capital raise by investing $6 million alongside an institutional investor in a special purpose vehicle that acquired $24 million of common stock in GECC at net asset value. The institutional investor aims to establish a strategic relationship with Great Elm. This transaction is a step change for GEG. It increases GEG's basis for earning fees from GECC, giving the company the ability to add significant recurring asset management fee revenue and the potential to earn incentive fee revenue on this incremental capital. Most importantly, the investment structure embedded in this transaction provides a template for future capital raising and investment opportunities. Great Elm Group also launched the Great Elm Credit Income Fund during the fiscal second quarter with $13 million of total capital. GEG ceded this private fund with a $6 million investment alongside several additional investors. The credit income fund will focus on direct lending, syndicated credit and special situations and will leverage our existing operational and origination platforms to manage and source investments. Management is focused on raising third-party capital in the fund, providing another opportunity to grow our AUM and enhance recurring fee revenue. These investments made alongside other capital partners serve as a testament to GEG utilizing its strong liquid balance sheet to scale existing businesses, launch new fund products and deploy capital into new platform opportunities. Along with growing our recurring revenue, we believe that GEG's investments in these vehicles will deliver a strong return. In addition to these key strategic developments, GEG had a solid fiscal second quarter of 2024. We continue to grow our fee-paying assets under management on both a sequential quarter and year-over-year basis. We generated total revenue of $2.8 million, a 50% increase from the prior year period and adjusted EBITDA of $0.6 million, up from $0.1 million from the prior year period. We ended the quarter with approximately $69 million in cash and marketable securities to deploy across our growing alternative asset management platform. Reflecting on our two anchor fee-paying vehicles, Monomoy and GECC, we have increased both fee revenue and AUM across both platforms. We will seek to accelerate the momentum at these core businesses and are pleased with continued solid performance from both during the quarter. GECC once again had a solid quarter. GECC will pay incentive fees to GEG for the third consecutive quarter of approximately $750,000, bringing total fees earned by GEG from GECC to $1.7 million for the quarter. GECC remains well positioned to continue paying GEG incentive fees moving forward as we see the results of the successful portfolio repositioning efforts. Additionally, NII continues to exceed the regularly quarterly dividend and GECC declared a special dividend in December. Net asset value at GECC grew to $12.99 per share as of December 31, post-calendar 2023, with a 30% return on equity. Additionally, Monomoy made great strides during the quarter as the REIT acquired three properties with in-place leases deploying $4 million of capital, amended nine existing tenant leases for meaningful term extensions and executed five-year renewal options on two properties with a key tenant. In addition, our build-to-suit business continued to make meaningful progress on its two construction projects in Florida and Mississippi. The real estate team remains on track to complete these projects within our current fiscal year. With a robust pipeline of new properties and open requirements from significant tenants, we remain confident of continued growth at Monomoy REIT and BTS through fiscal 2024. During the fiscal second quarter, our book value remained steady at $2.25 per share, which is why we intend to repurchase shares in the open market as part of our $10 million common stock repurchase program approved in November 2023. I'd like to conclude by reflecting upon the three goals we have consistently outlined in recent quarters, enhance our financial performance, broaden our platform, and increase our AUM. I am extremely pleased with great strides we have made towards achieving these goals so far in fiscal 2024. Our results demonstrate our commitment to repositioning Great Elm in the alternative asset management space by growing our core businesses and launching new products. Additionally, we continue to evaluate multiple strategic M&A opportunities in our promising pipeline. We will remain steadfast in pursuing opportunities to expand our business and invest capital in new platform opportunities that offer attractive risk-adjusted returns. With that, I'll turn it over to Keri.