Ina Garten has a net worth of $120 million as an American television personality and author. That is her joint net worth with her long-term husband, investment banker Jeffrey Garten. She is best known as the host of the Food Network’s Emmy Award-winning Barefoot Contessa franchise. Garten was previously a White House nuclear policy analyst.
Who is Ina Garten married to?
Ina Garten is happily married to Jeffrey Garten. They The couple, who had been married for 55 years, elected not to have children. In a recent interview, Garten said that having children would have made her profession “much harder.” “I don’t think that’s why I made the decision,” she told Katty Kay of BBC News.
Jeffrey Garten is a finance tycoon, author, and Yale School of Management professor with a net worth of $120 million. That is his combined net worth with his longtime wife, famous chef Ina Garten.
Jeffrey amassed his fortune while working as a managing director for Lehman Brothers, where he was in charge of debt restructuring in Latin America. He was also a managing director for the Blackstone Group and worked in the White House throughout the Nixon, Ford, and Carter administrations.
On October 29, 1946, Jeffrey E. Garten was born. Ruth (née Engelman) and Melvin Garten were his parents. His father served in World War II, the Korean War, and Vietnam, and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross in 1953. Allan Garten, his brother, is a former federal prosecutor in Portland, Oregon (he is now retired).
Garten received his undergraduate education at Dartmouth College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1968. He went on to Johns Hopkins University, where he earned his M.A. in 1972 and his PhD in 1980. Garten served in the United States Army from 1968 to 1972, between his undergraduate and doctoral degrees. He served as a Lieutenant in the 82nd Airborne Division and as an advisor to the Royal Thai Army in 1971.
Garten joined the White House after graduating from Johns Hopkins in 1980. He was a member of the White House Council on International Economic Policy during the Nixon administration, and he also worked on the policy planning staff throughout the Ford and Carter administrations. Garten then moved into finance, becoming a managing director at Lehman Brothers on Wall Street. His focus at Lehman was restructuring sovereign debt in Latin America.
His additional foreign experience with Lehman came when he lived in Tokyo and assisted the company in expanding its Asian banking business, as well as when he handled big international corporate restructurings, including some of the world’s largest shipping businesses, which were based in Hong Kong. He also worked for the Blackstone Group, where he was primarily responsible for mergers and acquisitions.
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