Greg Grossman

Wunderkind chef Greg Grossman is a rising star in the culinary world and is set to become a household name with the launch of his new TV series. Greg recently signed a deal with Picture This Television for his own documentary-style show to launch later this year.

Grossman, going into the ninth grade at the Ross School in the fall, was recently honored at the school's Club Starlight event with the newly created Martha Stewart Scholarship Award, to benefit a Ross student active in the culinary arts.

Grossman recently participated in the Veggie U Food and Wine celebration in Milan, Ohio. The organization is dedicated to the creation and distribution of curricula nation-wide, with a focus of helping children and educators make wise food choices in schools, a cause that is very important to him.

Recent talk show appearances include the TODAY SHOW and YOUR WORLD with NEIL CAVUTO.

Passionate about food from an early age, Greg began honing his cooking skills at his school, The Ross School in East Hampton, which ignited his appreciation of organic food. The school's cafe staff helped Greg develop his talents by sharing recipes and by having him help in prepping food at events.

In the summer of 2008, Greg started a catering company, Culinaria Group, by booking catering jobs at art gallery openings and other events. Greg is involved in all aspects of his business from planning his own menus, hiring staff, and finding wholesale suppliers to keep costs down.

Last summer, the New York Post published a surprise cover story on Greg, and his unique cooking talents, including his passion for molecular gastronomy, the science of flavor. The story sparked interest among major players in the media, and within months Greg secured relationships with a team of professionals that work to help him create a unique brand, and to share his vision with foodies of all ages.

At the age of 14, Greg's goal is not only to hone his top-notch chef skills, but also to teach families about healthy eating and to raise awareness for childhood hunger. Greg never charges when working for charities and loves to be involved with anything benefiting children.

Greg resides with his parents in East Hampton, New York.