In case you weren’t up to speed on trouble eHarmony has had keeping a warm body in it’s top slot for the past year or so, a brief re-brefing is in order. Search for “eharmony ceo” on the blog and you’re be greeted with more, and make sure to read the Wikipedia entry for eHarmony.
April 06: Jaynie M. Studenmund, President and Chief Executive Officer, has stepped down after less than three months on the job.
May 06: Founding investor, Greg Waldorf, has been installed as interim chief executive officer while the CEO search continues.
November 06: EHarmony made its temporary CEO Greg Waldorf its permanent CEO. Waldorf was an early investor in eHarmony.
The previous CEO was former real estate developer Greg Forgatch, son-in-law of Dr. Neil Clark Warren.
The company continues to boast it’s the internet’s number one paid matchmaking service based upon marriages per match. Can someone explain what that means? I know they supposedly marry off 90 people a day on the site, although who really knows?
It will be interesting to see what the divorce rate is for it’s, and all other dating sites, members over the next few years.
More at SF Gate.
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