Looking For Love? 95 Million Are Part Of “National Singles Week”

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Sept. 16, 2013 - PRLog -- Albuquerque, NM, September 16, 2013 – Matchmaking Introductions, located at 123 Broadway Blvd. SE, specializes in successful single men specifically wanting a satisfying long-term relationship. Recently released US Census Bureau statistics show a huge increase in the number of people living alone.  In 1970 only 17 percent of adults lived alone compared to the current 27 percent. Relationship Recruiter Ana Loiselle thinks it is harder for successful men to find a relationship in today’s fast-paced and stress-filled executive culture.

“Working with me is similar to working with an executive headhunter,” says Loiselle, “but I’m focused on your relationship life. I learn every aspect of your relationship goals, and develop an intensive, personal search to find your exact match. We help you find everything you want in a partner.”

Matchmaking Introductions uses their signature “Relationship Recruiting” platform. They combine the same selection process used by headhunters to fill top-level executive positions but focused on the art of matchmaking. They act as your relationship advisor: scouting, screening and sorting out the must-meet individuals and then introducing you to the love of your life.

For $25,000 they create a narrow, highly focused search for his perfect match. They locate candidates through networking events, modeling agencies, upscale clubs and personal interviews.

“Unlike a dating service, we don’t wait for candidates to come to our office,” said Loiselle, “we are out meeting and interviewing intelligent, grounded and attractive singles all the time.”

The Buckeye Singles Council started "National Singles Week" in Ohio in the 1980s to celebrate single life and recognize singles and their contributions to society. The week is nationally observed during the third full week of September (Sept. 15-21 in 2013).

For more information about Ana Loiselle and Matchmaking Introduction visit www.MatchmakingIntroductions.com