Harvard Business School Students Arranging Marriages.

June 4, 2013 - PRLog -- Harvard Business School students are helping families arrange marriages. Six Harvard Business School students have developed a website called easyBiodata.com. The secure website is simple and easy to use, allows Biodata to be presented in a fashionable and engaging manner, and helps families share and organize information on potential spouses.  In fact, easyBiodata is ranked in the Top 5 Start-ups at Harvard Business School for 2013-14. More information is available here:  http://www.easybiodata.com/pages/how-it-works

“We are really excited to help men and women connect through the use of our website. There was a need to help families present their sons and daughters (or nieces and nephews) in  the best way possible while still incorporating the traditional purposes of Biodata,” said co-founder Allyson Pritchett. “Our website is free and uncomplicated. The set-up of a Biodata profile takes only fifteen minutes and the information can be immediately revoked once a match is found.”

90% of the Hindu community still arrange marriages. “Some people are unaware that Biodata is still used, especially here in the US.   Hindu people now have a resource that can really help the arranged marriage process in a classy, well-organized manner. Many couples meet online. We just thought our website would cater to a market that is often overlooked. No more paper resumes,  flooded email boxes or outdated information being passed through families. Our website streamlines the entire process,” continued Pritchett.

To schedule a media interview with one (or all) of the Harvard Business School students who created easyBiodata.com, please send your press request to:

Helene Vece of JumpStart Ink
Helene(at)JumpStartInk(dot)com
702-749-5925, Ext 210

Or

Allyson Pritchett
828.552.0431