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	<title>Executive Dating Magazine &#187; eligon systems ltd</title>
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		<title>A Canadian company changes online dating forever</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Alexander Ratz, one of the founders,  says the idea came while overhearing a conversation between the management at his previous employment. A group of powerful women were sitting around a lunch table sharing horror stories of online dating, from married guys, to criminals; they all hoped for a change in the online dating world that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Alexander Ratz, one of the founders,  says the idea came while overhearing a conversation between the management at his previous employment. A group of powerful women were sitting around a lunch table sharing horror stories of online dating, from married guys, to criminals; they all hoped for a change in the online dating world that would bring safety and security. Thinking to himself “what if there were a better kind of  dating site, one that screens members, one that verifies the truthfulness of the information on people’s profiles and one that punishes abusive behaviors and lying on your profile or posting fake photographs.” Alexander says that after a few interviews and conversations about the subject, he realized that doctors, CEOs, lawyers and other wealthy people in managerial positions wanted, but were afraid to use, public dating websites where they could  be seen by their employees, patients or clients. “We understood that single people in top positions were looking for other single people of their status and level of education and had  great difficulty using conventional methods. The problem become even more evident for powerful women who were searching for someone who had attained an equal  level of management and income, to avoid male ego problems,” says Alexander, laughing.<br />
<img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-26" title="iStock_000005355205XSmall" src="http://www.eligon.ca/executive-dating-magazine/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/iStock_000005355205XSmall.jpg" alt="iStock_000005355205XSmall" width="340" height="226" />A year later, after extensive research and development, Alexander and his partner  established Eligon.ca, an exclusive and discrete online dating website for the professional elite.<br />
For now the company only offers  service in Ontario, with plans to go national by August 2009. Alexander says  this population was neglected for a long time, leaving them to either risk their privacy on public dating websites or pay thousands of dollars to expensive matchmaking agencies with a minimal selection of eligible singles to choose from.<br />
They’ve developed a unique screening and verification mechanism. Every member that applies to eligon provides information about their education and employment, signs a legal agreement stating that all the information they’ve provided is true, and agrees to a non-invasive ID verification with a credit agency.<br />
“We also realized that our target audience had different wants, habits and expectations from a dating platform &#8211; with an emphasis on security and privacy,” says Alexander. An example of Eligon’s strict privacy practices is that members’ profiles and information are only revealed to other registered members of the desired sex. “We have carefully planned the environment differently from other dating websites, providing  a more pleasant experience, a feeling of safety and overall better results achieved by our unique compatibility formula.” This formula, developed with the help of a psychotherapist and a relationship counselor, consists of two parts:  the first evaluates core beliefs and values that are a common source of conflict among married couples; and, the second is a computerization of traditional matchmaking practices providing a perfect hybrid of common sense and experience, as they proudly state on their website.<br />
Visit their website to learn more about applying for a membership and eligibility criteria.</p>
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