Wealthy Tech Founders Are Paying Matchmakers $25K to Find Traditional Wives
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Ej Dickson
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Summary
A WIRED article about high-end matchmaker Blaine Anderson, who receives hyper-specific requests from wealthy male clients seeking "traditional" and "conservative" wives. The piece focuses on a client called Daniel, a wealthy tech founder in his early forties who had never been married but wanted to start a family. The article explores how even in blue states, nonreligious tech entrepreneurs and CEOs are increasingly requesting traditional, conservative women from matchmakers.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledNo one was more difficult than the man she refers to as Daniel.
Daniel was in his early forties and had never been married, but was looking to start a family, according to Anderson.
Like most of her clients, he's fabulously wealthy, a successful tech founder who'd sold his company a few years ago.
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