Tamara Mellon

“Now, remember, this is a company that's going to sell for 1.2 billion dollars in about 15 years from where we're on the story. They start the company with just a hundred. Her dad puts up a 150,000 dollars. That's all they start with the company.”

“She says, I've learned to always retain majority ownership and control.”

“Our sales for the first year were 250,000 dollars. And the shop cost us 15,000 and the only, there's only one employee other than Sandra and myself.”

“Manufacturers of everything pay fortunes for product placement in movies and TV. We got this huge call out entirely for free. Why? The show's creator said she put the reference in the script because she'd been in London and stopped by the store on Mottcombe St…”

“And because these people work for multiple clients, contact with a single stylist gave us many more shots at scoring a wind.”

“Our EBITDA going in when the deal was completed was 2.9 million. So make it about three million a year. Okay. Which is a lot for a company with only nine employees.”

“He did a bunch of businesses that probably the business business biggest success was the fact that her dad had helped scale and build Vidal Sassoon. So they just sold right before they found Jimmy Choo, a few years before they sold found Jimmy Choo, he had jus…”