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In the Boca Raton News
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Philadelphia Style Magazine:
Carol Morgan does not classify Carol Morgan, LLC as a dating service. "I am a matchmaker in the old-fashioned, traditional sense," she says.
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The matchmaker began in 1988, after her mother passed away and she matched up her 66-year-old father. "My clients are the type of people that would not go to clubs or bars. These individuals are looking for an elegant source of social introduction."
Morgan says that 75 percent of her clients find her via word of mouth. While her database of eligible singles is large, she works with about 200 individuals at any given time. If her database does not contain a match that she feels would please her client, Carol will actually search for them through a myriad of sources.
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Main Line Today Magazine:
Don't make the mistake of telling Carol Morgan that she's in the dating business. She'll not spare a second correcting you.
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"I am a new-age matchmaker," says Morgan, owner of Carol Morgan LLC. The upscale, well-educated professionals who seek Morgan's expertise call her business the "undating service" because they want to get out of the dating game and into a life partnership.
Morgan interviews each of her prospective clients carefully and thoroughly. "The whole process is very relaxed and civilized. And a lot of fun," says Morgan, who was a soap opera actress in a former life. And how successful has Morgan been in her 15 years of matching people up? "Very," she says beaming.
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BoomerTimes:
Everyone has tried to match up their friend, a family member or even strangers, mostly unsuccessfully. We use professionals to buy cars, financial products and are now hiring coaches for diet and exercise. Why would we leave something as important as a relationship to chance?
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In celebration of Father’s Day, this is a wonderful story about Carol Morgan and her father, Al Rosenblum. When she lost her mother to cancer, she worried about her father’s loneliness. Carol did what any caring daughter would do; she encouraged him to try to begin socializing again in the hopes he would find another loving partner. Her father did not want to be bothered and didn’t want to admit he was really shy after not being around any other woman than his wife for the past 46 years.
His daughter is not one to give up easily. Carol composed an ad and placed it in the “personals” section, without telling her father, of course. The ad was so well written that the responses even overwhelmed her.
Weeks passed and Al was really enjoying this journey of finding another woman. After successfully matching her Dad, Carol began to match professionally, so that others could meet in a loving and dignified manner. Why don’t you give the ultimate Father’s Day gift? |
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Philadelphia Magazine: "Changing Careers"
Act I: Commodities broker. Twenty years ago, when people were minting money by investing in gold, Morgan was flying high in New York and San Francisco as a commodities broker in precious metals. When the market plunged, conscience forced her to tell her clients to take their profits fast. |
"I believe that bulls and bears make money, but pigs get slaughtered. I didn't want to see my clients slaughtered," she says. Her sage advice left her with lots of friends but no customers.
Act II: Matchmaker. Morgan's mother died in 1988, leaving her father inconsolably lonely. Thinking that dating might lift his spirits, Morgan created a personal ad for him that drew more than 100 responses. Morgan's experience inspired her to start a hands-on matchmaking service for others. Today, her company Carol Morgan LLC makes introductions for a select, high-end clientele. She has many weddings to her credit and is about to go national.
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Philadelphia Style Magazine:
Carol Morgan found a huge gap in the field of matchmaking. She caters exclusively to professional, well-educated, financially secure and extremely selective men and women of all ages. |
Carol describes her clients as "high-caliber" and "upscale,"and loves personally working with people to help them find their special someone. |
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