From 1996 to 2005, Garten was dean of the Yale School of Management after which he stayed on to teach full-time. His courses have included "Leading A Global Company", "Wall Street and Washington", "Managing Global Catastrophes", and "The Future of Global Finance", and he has led study trips for students to China, Singapore, Dubai, and London. In 2006, Garten and a colleague, David Rothkopf, set up Garten Rothkopf in Washington to provide strategic advice for global companies, international organizations and governments. In 2016 the firm was sold to The Slate Group, a subsidiary of Graham Holdings, Inc.  Garten sits on the board of directors for Credit Suisse Asset Management (which includes a number of mutual funds), and he is a trustee of The International Rescue Committee. Previously, he was a director of Aetna, CarMax, Inc., Standard & Poor's ("the Board of Managers"), Calpine Energy Corporation, Alcan Inc., and The Conference Board, and he served on the international advisory boards of Toyota and the Chicago Climate Exchange. Garten is married to Ina Garten, who hosts Food Network's "Barefoot Contessa," for which she has won three Emmy Awards, and has written ten best-selling cookbooks, including "Cooking for Jeffrey" in 2016. Garten and his wife live in Southport, Connecticut, and East Hampton, New York. Garten has been teaching a number of courses at the Yale School of Management:  He has led the following International Study Trips with Yale students: