Emma Grede

What does it look like in practice?

I feel like the world sees this kind of like billion dollar fashion icon.

Now, how do you see yourself?

Well, not like that.

I don't even think about that.

But you must think about the success you've had from where you started.

Like, even if it's not in the monetary terms, I mean, it's a really big globally known brand.

You know, it's one of the ones where we could flash your logo and people would be like, sorry, butch.

There's just so much amazing work that you do, which kind of brings me to your foundation because it's anything but some marketing.

I mean, it's such a hugely impactful foundation that you have.

No, and nor do I think that you should be.

But will you just talk a little bit about the scale of that operation, what you're actually doing?

Because I think it would be so interesting to an audience of people, specifically those that are listening to this show.

But we can do it and they can do it.

No, no doubt.

And I think it's so important.

You know, again, we hear so many people talk about women supporting women, but talk about putting your money where your mouth is, both in that company money, but, you know, your impact, your relationships.

It's really unbelievably impressive.

And I think any women that have ever been touched by the foundation, they just, you know, it's what an amazing thing that you've created.

What an amazing platform.