In today’s dating climate it has become a maze of sorts. From the late 80’s when single people used to go on chat lines via their home phones to the current dating sites online it has become a jungle. The dating pool is not as plentiful as it used to be. Especially for men and women in the age bracket of 40-60. The lack of venues that even cater to that bracket are few are far between. Sometimes you need a personal touch that can make a match made in heaven.
There have been many matchmaker companies that have sprouted over the years. For many men who seek a more exotic type of woman it is not so easy to find in the States. Hence, they look overseas for that special type of look. Once such locale is China. It is well known that Chinese women are family oriented and traditional in their approach to a serious relationship. Most American men do not want an “Americanize” import who has developed a strong independent attitude that they really do not need a man to survive.
Whereas the Asian women who are from abroad are more in tune to a more traditional type of relationship. Which brings us to a company that has been connecting American men to their Chinese counterparts for some time. The company, Moon Matchmaker, was founded by Stark who at first was solely focused on immigration services till it branched out. The goal of the company was to create a premium matchmaking platform to foster fulfilling marriages. They use a precise, one-on-one personalized selection process coupled with an assessment system created by a team of internationally renowned psychology experts. Their program assists users gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their potential partners. The company founded by Stark was named Wuma International. Stark began his career in business and international networking.
“Over the years, I developed a deep interest in human relationships — not just from a social perspective, but from a psychological and cultural one. Wuma was born out of a simple yet powerful observation: in today’s fast-paced, globalized world, people are more connected than ever, yet struggling more than ever to build real, lasting relationships. I wanted to create a platform that blends cultural intelligence, emotional depth, and professional matchmaking — something far beyond casual dating apps,” said Stark.
At first Stark’s focus was in assisting Chinese families and international students adjust to life in the States. The families soon asked if they could also assist their children to find suitable life partners. In a complicated climate most Chinese professionals and students struggled to meet people in social settings. This fact and the desire of mature Chinese women seeking love later in life inspired them to create Wuma. So far, since its inception they have had numerous success stories. Because they believe in no borders the company has recently shifted to offer services on a local level and not just overseas. Currently, they are working to improve stronger services and expand their network, offering deeper emotional support and utilizing better technology to improve matching compatibility. In addition, they are implementing personalized coaching, since a true connection requires more than just introductions.