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ivydate, helping you find smart and driven singles
with Beri Meric
Beri Meric, co-founder of ivydate and a principal of ExistVenture, a venture development firm specializing in the creation of niche networking platforms joins Enterprise Radio.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Beri Meric discuss the following:
- Tell us about ivydate – what makes it different than any other dating site?
- Why is it so hard to meet great people these days, and how does ivydate aim to address these challenges?
- There is an ongoing discussion surrounding the so-called “pseudo-science” of online dating algorithms, and whether computer-based matching can ever really replace meeting people face to face. How would you weigh in on this?
- ivydate’s online magazine, CheckMate, aims to examine the intellectual side of love – can you tell us a bit about how that got started, and how you’ve managed to differentiate yourself in the very crowded space of love & relationship blogs?
- What’s been your greatest success as a business to date?
Duration: 9:50
Beri Meric is a founder of ivydate and a principal of ExistVenture, a venture development firm specializing in the creation of niche networking platforms. Previously, he worked at Morgan Stanley in London as an investment banker focused on mergers and acquisitions and firmwide strategy. Beri has an MBA from the Harvard Business School, and received his AB in Economics and International Relations from Brown University. Originally from Turkey, Beri grew up in Scotland and currently resides in New York City.
Links: www.ivydate.com
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