Miles Garber is a creative producer, mentor, and community organizer with over 17 years of experience working at the intersection of culture, brand strategy, and youth empowerment.

Raised in Los Angeles, Miles built an international modeling career, appearing in campaigns for brands such as Armani, Givenchy, Warby Parker, and Vogue, and has since used that platform to lead values-driven creative work and direct community investment.

He has produced campaigns for global brands including Chanel and Levi’s, where he helped launch their first upcycling initiative.

Miles is the founder of Altadena Boys, an initiative supporting young men of color through mentorship and 15+ community-centered events. He is an alumni of Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters, a father, and an advocate for conscious parenting—serving as a spokesperson and partner for brands like Coterie and Doona.

During the Eaton and Palisades fires, Miles led over 20 direct aid initiatives to support local firefighters and displaced families. He also organized the Go Skate Day campaign in partnership with The Skatepark Project, connecting cultural events to youth access and recovery. His career reflects a consistent commitment to using creativity and visibility as tools for care, access, and impact.