Thank you, Brad. Good afternoon, and thank you for joining us today on our earnings conference call. We will review the status of our business, both for the third quarter ended June 30, 2013, and for the 9 months of our fiscal year 2013. Looking at the business retrospectively, the outcomes are materializing largely as we had anticipated, following our spin-out from Ralcorp in February 2012. We knew we had to lay the foundation for both reliability and operating free cash flow and growth, as both are essential to forward thinking optionality for the business. To establish that foundation, recall we had to reverse multi-year negative share and revenue trends, accept some margin dilution to fund the ability to better compete, rationalize the product supply network designed when Post had much larger share of RTE, upgrade the contributions from the consumer demand generating processes of Post and define and execute an acquisition strategy and gained access to deal flow. Progress against the building of this foundation continues to offer encouragement. Third quarter consolidated net sales were $257.3 million, an increase of 6.4% versus the same period last year. A breakout of revenue would have the established Post cereal business, which we will now be calling Post Foods, contributing $246.6 million in sales, growing 1.9% for the quarter, with Attune Foods delivering the difference or $10.7 million in revenue. Please keep in mind that the Hearthside granola acquisition, which we are combining into Attune Foods, was consummated in late May 2013 and contributed only 1 month to the expanded Attune Foods third quarter sales. These Q3 shipments were against a challenged ready-to-eat cereal category, as measured by Nielsen, that was down, in dollars, 2.6% for the same 3-month time period. For the 9 months, consolidated net sales grew 4.3%, reaching $742.4 million during the October to June time frame. Attune Foods accounted for $13.5 million of the total. Post Foods grew 2.4%, achieving $728.9 million in sales during the October to June time period. This shipment performance was against the category backdrop that declined 1.9% during that same 9-month period. Post Foods' dollar market share, as measured by Nielsen, which, for clarity, excludes the Attune brands, was 10.6% for the 13 weeks ended June 29, 2013, up 0.3 points versus the same period a year ago. This is the highest quarterly dollar share for Post Foods since 2011. Package share was also strong for Post, increasing 0.6 points to an 11% share. These higher shares are due to improvement in promotional execution, both feature and display at top customers. Additionally, consumers switching to a larger-sized Post item are a contributor to increased dollar share. Great Grains and Grape Nuts increased consumption dollars in Q3, while HBO and Pebbles declined. Most notably, Great Grains continues to be a strong growth story with dollar volume up 19% for the quarter. New product distribution helped propel the growth with an average number of items increasing 45% versus last year. Strong advertising on new Great Grains Protein Blends is helping as well, as Great Grains responds well to advertising. New product distribution was the driver of Grape Nuts' 5.9% dollar growth compared to last year's third quarter. New Grape Nuts Fit helped Grape Nuts grow distribution 37% versus last year, leading to Grape Nuts' highest share in 2 years. Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles increased 1.8% in dollars versus last year due to better product, more appealing advertising and increased promotional activity. Quality promotions, that is, feature and/or display, on these items within the quarter increased 30% versus last year. The discontinuation of weak line extensions, Pebbles Boulders and Pebbles Marshmallows, at key customers is the primary driver of the overall Pebbles brand decline of 2% for the quarter. HBO dollar consumption declines, as measured by Nielsen, have moderated, but were still down 4.2% for the quarter. High levels of competitive set activity detracted from HBO's consumption takeaway. Conversely, net factory sales increased 1.6% with growth driven by major promotional support within non-measured channels; June pipeline volumes supporting the introductions of both HBO Greek Mixed Berry and HBO Granola; and increases in overall base pound share. HBO requires sharper end market execution. This includes better support for new product launches, shelving and assortment, pricing and merchandising support and, in particular, gaining fair share display activity. Plans are unfolding to address these needs. Post has become more competitive and is turning the corner with regard to revising long-term negative share and revenue trends. The combined contribution of the generating demand processes, marketing, sales and R&D, coupled with manufacturing, is evidencing itself in the marketplace. However, this is a category where competition battles over tenths of a share point, seeking more and better needs to be constant. 1 product platform where Post is adding more and making product better is our protein platform. Protein provides the building blocks for our bodies to function properly, assists lean muscle mass development and aids satiety, leading to healthier lifestyles. Post is creating more higher-protein options across the portfolio. In 2013, Post launched Grape Nuts Fit with 6 grams of protein and relaunched original Grape Nuts with 8 grams of protein. We also launched Great Grains Protein Blends with 8 grams of protein and Honey Bunches of Oats Greek, which launched with 5 grams. This is when most breakfast cereals contain only 2 to 3 grams of protein. Post is continuing to provide more options for our consumers' healthy lifestyles. This December, we'll be launching Honey Bunches of Oats Morning Energy [ph], which will deliver 6 grams of protein and more than 2/3 of your day's whole grain in every serving. Additionally, in 2014, we'll be taking a page from our Attune Foods business and reformulating Grape Nuts and several Great Grains formulas to be non-GMO. Finally, on the lighter side, Pebbles will be literally -- Pebbles will literally be creating an explosion in every spoonful with the introduction of new Poppin' Pebbles [ph] this December. The reaction by kids and the retail trade has been extremely positive to Poppin' Pebbles [ph]. Attune Foods, formed from 2 recent acquisitions, is our on-trend, organic, non-GMO cereal/snack business and is comprised of the Erewhon, Uncle Sam's, Peace, Sweet Home Farm and Willamette Valley brands plus a fantastic private-label granola business, servicing a number of pre-eminent retailers. To put a scale and perspective, if annualized, Attune Foods would equal approximately 8% of projected FY '13 Post Holdings sales. Attune Foods affords Post an improved footprint and the opportunity to participate in the higher-growth organic, all-natural, non-GMO verified cereal and adjacent categories. Attune Foods, for the quarter, exceeded plan and was significantly ahead of a year ago. The recently acquired Hearthside Foods granola business recorded a record month in June and surpassed the key monthly volume hurdle for the first time. The strong results were driven by strength in organic, non-GMO, gluten-free cereals especially the recently introduced Erewhon Supergrain line. We expect to see continued strength on the top line, as we launch 2 new Supergrain cereals in August. Additionally, Peace Cereal expanded distribution with key retailers in the natural specialty channel, and the private-label granola business benefited by adding new customers and receiving promotional activity from the existing customer base. Momentum on the business remains positive. Finally, with regard to Attune, the integration of the operations in San Francisco and Eugene, Oregon, are progressing smoothly, and we expect Attune will be fully integrated into 1 organization by calendar year end. Again, Attune will be operated independently from Post Foods, receiving back-office support where appropriate. We've stated that we are actively executing against a strategy to better address the economically stressed consumers with quality Post Cereal alternatives. The ongoing Post Good Morenings test has provided learnings with regard to our product mix, product placement, size mix and marketing. The Good Morenings product lineup is being reduced to reflect those learnings. Capitalizing on those same Good Morenings learnings, this summer, we'll be expanding our efforts to address this growing household segment, estimated to be about 25% of all U.S. households with the limited introduction of large bagged items of Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles, Honeycomb and Golden Crisp. Shipments are scheduled to begin in September. This is in addition to the continued Good Morenings test and a select private-label program that is in its infancy but is demonstrating progress. The previously announced Modesto plant closure is proceeding on schedule with Phase 1 expected to be completed by November 2013 and is projected to provide 20% of the planned $14 million in savings that have been identified upon completion of both Phases 1 and 2. It's expected that Phase 2 will be completed by September 2014. As mentioned, Post has been adding more protein to some cereals, increasing the attractiveness of those formulations to consumers seeking to actively manage aspects of better health. The recently announced acquisition of Premier Nutrition Corporation, PNC, furthers that ability and importantly provides a foothold into a category with attractive growth dynamics. The Premier Protein brand participates in the approximately $9 billion sports nutrition and weight loss category, which has grown over 10% annually over the past 3 years. And importantly, continues to attract increasing demand from mainstream consumers. Premier Nutrition's brands are well positioned to benefit from the broadening mainstream consumer adoption of health and wellness trends in everyday food and nutrition choices. This active nutrition and supplement business, consisting of Premier Protein shakes and bars, has high levels of protein and superior ratios of protein to calories, carbohydrates, sugars and fats at its foundation, coupled with exceptional taste. Premier Protein products deliver convenient, on-the-go lean protein to consumers when they need it. Premier Protein's marketing message of energy for every day embodies the brand's mission and differentiates it from other brands, which have deep roots in either muscle building or weight loss. The category is in an expansive mode with no single brand yet dominating all others. It's segmentable, responsive to innovation and responds well to targeted consumer marketing techniques. PNC's Joint Juice brand is the pioneer in joint health beverages and is designed to provide a convenient liquid-based solution to help people stay active without the burden of a daily pill regimen. The combination of a brand and category exhibiting dynamic growth, with an outstanding entrepreneurial management team, made us comfortable that acquiring Premier Nutrition Corporation would afford Post the ability to generate long-term returns in excess of our cost of capital. As with Attune Foods, Premier Nutrition will be operated independently from Post Foods, receiving back-office staff support where appropriate. I'll now turn to Rob Vitale, our Chief Financial Officer, to discuss our financial results and guidance.
