That meme was only posted a few pages ago, is she trolling
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correct me if Iām wrong but a coffee machine and food and drink facilities should be the bare minimum not a cool hip gen Z google HQ feature
Her teeth look
bleeping awful what is that composite bonding and heavy whitening?? Why do all Instagrammers look like clones of each other???
Just reposting what someone posted in an old thread because itās hilarious. This post was from 2020 when people were looking into whether she actually owns Talaā¦ā¦
If we look at the two companies Grace actually owns (shreddy and BND), long before they became limited, Grace was already selling bands and guides. So for Grace, there wasnāt too much risk in making what was essentially her own merch shop, into an actual company.
But for TALA, thereās much greater risk as this something she's never done before. So essentially the parent company takes a lot of the risk away from her. They'll fund TALA and will probably have had the existing infrastructure, or contacts with the infrastructure, needed to create and distribute clothing. Because their only other trademark is the Anna Saccone range, I'd guess their company was set up purely with the intent of flogging influencers' merch (which is what we all guessed when there was chat about Genflow).
What it all boils down to is Grace is liable for her own companies but not TALA. TALA isn't even Grace's intellectual property, she doesn't own it.
I'd guess Group Seventy One will let Grace have significant control over TALA decisions because it's not in their interests not to and that she'll get paid a percentage of TALA's profits. But ultimately, if they decided to part ways (without knowing exactly what the specific T's and C's of their contract with Grace is) the brand would stay with them.
I'd be interested to see who's payroll the TALA staff are actually on, whether it be Group Seventy One or even one of her own companies'. What I will say though is that what I've said above is the most basic, black and white example of how the running of TALA could be managed but we just don't know because Grace likes to make out that she owns the company even though we now know for sure she doesn't.
Another really frustrating thing is that, because TALA isn't a limited company in it's own right, the accounts aren't public. We'll be able to look at Group Seventy One's accounts but it's highly unlikely we'd be able to apportion however much of them to TALA. So all we've got to go on is those stories Grace put up the other week showing millions of pounds in profits and there's no real way of verifying them.
ETA - In my opinion, Grace likes to show the factory and employees to add to the illusion that the company is hers. She doesn't need to do this so much with the others as a quick google search shows she's director of the companies. Also, I'd imagine she's using the same outsourced people for both BND and Shreddy as she did with her original merch so they probably don't fit with her whole girl boss image
also if you look in companies house you can see that shreddy makes like 5k a year. Multi million my bum.