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Elsa Personal Matches is a specialized
matchmaking service for bright, educated professional men and women. Many of Elsa’s clients are highly involved in their careers and lead hectic, active lifestyles, often leaving little time to meet that someone special. Elsa works hard to make her clients' personal lives richer and more complete by a responsive, professional and well-tailored matching process.
Modern-day matchmaker
Called by Chicago Social magazine a "modern-
day matchmaker," Elsa has a gift for connecting people who are right for each other. Elsa uses a combination of her intuition along with her clients’ backgrounds, interests, values, likes and dislikes to help her make the right match. She has been featured in the Chicago Tribune,
Chicago Sun-Times, Today's Chicago Woman,
Associated Press, and Chicago Social.
Personal touch
Many big matchmaking firms can be impersonal
- singles are interviewed by one person and matched by another. With Elsa, there’s continuity during the entire matchmaking process. She learns in-depth information about you during an interview, discusses your potential dates, listens to feedback after you’ve met your match, talks to your dates after you’ve gone out, and provides ongoing guidance and advice. Elsa offers services and support that you can’t get from the large firms or from online dating.
Want to begin? Please call 847-845-9540
or email elsa@elsapersonalmatches.com for additional information, to make an appointment, or pricing options.
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Easier than Elimidate
Still single in the city? Elsa Malinsky just might hook you up.
That’s because Elsa is a matchmaker who makes finding a mate easy!
The dating game “ I started hosting social events,
such as dinners and talks, and later added a personal introduction service.”
How does it work? “I interview a client to get an idea
about personality, values and interests in order to find a good match.
I also use my intuition and gut feeling.”
It’s a match! In 2002 alone, Elsa had a hand in 14 marriages and
engagements. “I interviewed a man who mentioned that he liked auto
racing, and remembered a woman who told me that loved racing, too. So,
I introduced them and they got engaged a year later. A minor coincidence
can sometimes bring a couple together.”
Is he the one? “ I always tell my clients to choose a soul
mate based on values, not just interests. Interests can be developed but
your value system mostly stays the same.”
Today’s Chicago Woman, May 2003
Photo above by Michael Richard, michaelroberts.tv
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