Tamara Mellon, co-founder of luxury shoe line Jimmy Choo, was known all over the world for her unrivaled passion and skill in designing shoes. But after stepping down from Jimmy Choo and starting over with her eponymous shoe brand, she’s speaking out on the bias and sexism she experienced as a woman in business, and how knowing your value can help address the systemic issue of pay inequality.
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