Established the One Bite at Time Foundation to teach teenagers about the culinary industry
Nominated for a James Beard Award for Outstanding Personality/Host in 2013
Earned his first job in the hospitality business in high school after giving up sports to pursue a career as a chef
His career began as a line cook for the dining room at the Ritz Carlton in Atlanta, GA
Opened his first restaurant, G Garvin's, in Los Angeles
After learning the ropes at the Ritz Carlton in Atlanta, he would be hand-picked to help open the hotel's newest location in Palm Springs
Following some time in Palm Springs, he would relocate to Los Angeles to work as a sous chef before eventually being named a head chef at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills
Known for his appearances in the series "Roadtrip with G․ Garvin" and "Turn Up the Heat with G․ Garvin․"
At 20-years-old, he relocated to Europe to train for various well-known chefs such as Jean Pierre Maharebacha
Published his first book, "Turn Up the Heat" in October 2006