The healthcare and travel verticals were the largest positive contributors to growth in Q3.

Oct 26, 2022 / CFO / receipt, needs a key / Dave Wehner, CFO | earnings call 2022-10-26 | transcript f88e2d21-4800-4a09-903a-36cf3596f52f | chars 14406-14497 | segment 14

The, you know, primary driver is going to be accelerating headcount growth in 2022. So that's going to be something you'll see headcount coming in above 20%, obviously, that we have this quarter. And we also expect to have higher expenses from you know, office operations and travel once larger parts of the workforce are returning to the office in 2022.

Oct 25, 2021 / CFO / receipt, needs a key / Dave Wehner, CFO | earnings call 2021-10-25 | transcript 939cf336-bb40-4316-a0af-57fdf273957a | chars 32617-32971 | segment 33

The other thing that I would mention on the 2021 total expense guide is that we expect to have higher expenses from office operations and travel once we have seen larger parts of the workforce return to the office.

Oct 29, 2020 / CFO / receipt, needs a key / Dave Wehner, CFO | earnings call 2020-10-29 | transcript 3874f01f-da5c-4c51-9073-29e4026476ed | chars 34134-34348 | segment 35

And then, yes, there might be some savings on office and amenities and the like, but that's potentially offset by more travel to be able to bring people into offices and for off-sites and other things to be able to collaborate effectively.

Jul 30, 2020 / CFO / receipt, needs a key / Dave Wehner, CFO | earnings call 2020-07-30 | transcript 000c2ae3-8134-4250-9433-51de9d5b4120 | chars 39750-39989 | segment 41