If you're like most New Yorkers, you're too busy to spend time on dead-end dating. Yet finding the right person, the right connection, can also be time consuming, not to mention emotionally exhausting, when you try to do it without help.

When it comes to finding love, everyone knows the best introductions are made through friends, family, co-workers -- people you know. Dating services and other impersonal approaches don't take your individuality and personal needs into account.

To make the connection you want without having to spend time wading through countless meaningless introductions and pushy sales pitches, you need one-on-one personalized attention from a professional matchmaker who has close connections and knowledge of both you and the people you're going to meet.

That's where Meaningful Connections comes in.

Meaningful Connections is not a dating service, but an exclusive and highly individualized approach to introductions provided by experienced Manhattan matchmaker Fay Goldman.

What to Expect…

The process starts with an easy, casual, yet comprehensive interview at Fay's office. Fay finds out what type of person you are seeking, what type of relationship you hope to achieve, and who you are. Fay learns about your background, education, likes and dislikes, interests, priorities and goals. Fay's ability to successfully match couples rests partly on a logical pairing of interests and goals, as well as intuition and her overall sense about who will click and who will not. This is something that can only come from experience, and can never be duplicated by a computer.

As soon as she completes the interview, Fay begins coming up with prospective matches. To keep things confidential and convenient, she contacts both you and your potential match separately, describes both of you to each other, and gets a mutual go-ahead before passing on any contact information. After the first date, Fay communicates with you to find out how it went. Like calling a good friend after a date, Fay's clients find it reassuring to be able to assess the experience and talk it over with someone who is interested in helping them succeed.

This is an important part of the process. Fay uses your feedback to refine her profile of you and your future dates -- if any are still needed. What worked? What didn't? Fay is available to discuss any of your concerns.

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