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rowid | first_name | last_name | gender | career_sec | personal_sec | info | seed_first_name | seed_last_name | occupation | chatgpt_gen |
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63 | Josiah | Ustinov | m | Gruel began his career working in fine dining restaurants, hotels and diners in New Jersey, as a cook at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and at Jack's of New London in New London, New Hampshire. He left the East Coast in 2009 to work as director of Seafood for the Future, a nonprofit program at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. Gruel's first television appearance was on the BBC show The Endless Feast in 2007. He served as a judge on the Food Channel's Food Truck Face Off in 2014, and also appeared on Eat St. on the Cooking Channel, Today on NBC, and On the Rocks on the Food Network. In 2015, Gruel starred as a host on season 1 of the reality television show Say It To My Face! Gruel hosted a culinary radio show called Cooking with Gruel in 2015. He was a guest host on the weekly The SoCal Restaurant Show on KLAA, which launched in 2012. | Gruel is married with three children. | Ustinov began his career working in fine dining restaurants, hotels and diners in New Jersey, as a cook at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and at Jack's of New London in New London, New Hampshire. He left the East Coast in 2009 to work as director of Seafood for the Future, a nonprofit program at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. Ustinov's first television appearance was on the BBC show The Endless Feast in 2007. He served as a judge on the Food Channel's Food Truck Face Off in 2014, and also appeared on Eat St. on the Cooking Channel, Today on NBC, and On the Rocks on the Food Network. In 2015, Ustinov starred as a host on season 1 of the reality television show Say It To My Face! Ustinov hosted a culinary radio show called Cooking with Ustinov in 2015. He was a guest host on the weekly The SoCal Restaurant Show on KLAA, which launched in 2012.Ustinov is married with three children. | Andrew | Gruel | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Josiah Ustinov for any culinary position at your esteemed establishment. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Josiah during his time at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and can personally attest to his exceptional talent and dedication as a chef.<return><return>Josiah's passion for food and dedication to his craft have led him on a diverse culinary journey, from fine dining restaurants, hotels, and diners in New Jersey to his director position at Seafood for the Future in Long Beach, California. His experience allows him to skillfully create a wide range of dishes that not only taste exquisite but also look visually stunning. Josiah's food speaks to his innovative approach and attention to detail, making him a standout chef in the industry.<return><return>His media appearances on BBC's The Endless Feast, Cooking Channel's Eat St., and Food Network's On the Rocks showcase his talent and culinary expertise. Josiah's experience extends beyond the kitchen as he has also hosted a culinary radio show in 2015 and been a guest host on the popular SoCal Restaurant Show.<return><return>Josiah is a family man, and his commitment to his wife and three children speaks volumes about his character. He has a warm and approachable demeanor, making him a great team player who can foster a positive working environment.<return><return>I'm confident that Josiah's talent, passion, and work ethic will make him an asset to any culinary team. I wholeheartedly recommend Josiah Ustinov without reservation.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |