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“And even if I were 22, I wouldn’t want to date a 22-year-old guy. the Lower East Side stuff.” And don’t even think about posting a bare-chested photo of yourself shotgunning beers with your bros.

So give them a couple years to grow and get some beer pong out of their system . “We try to remove duck faces, shirtless selfies, any party pic where you’re doing a keg stand,” says Bradford, who is single.

Rather by fate I learnt about the world of matchmaking some years ago now.

It was a novelty for me after having spent twelve years working in the steel industry, and married since a young age.

It is with great pleasure that my team and I work to further develop our reach, network and customer experience.

We are privileged to get to know so many fascinating and lovely people on a personal level, each sharing their life story with us. (The app, which is free, even boasts a concierge service that doles out dating tips and feedback.) “I think it’s a good fit for the mentality here.” Since the app launched, she has been inundated with pleas from the public.One mom implored the founder by email to help her soon-to-be 37-year-old daughter who “continues to enter into relationships that have no long-term possibilities: men with children, musicians, foreigners, unemployed artists.” A 33-year-old man, and a self-professed “pedigree snob,” wrote to Bradford: “Save me from the Tinder cesspool.” A 20-something Vogue editor has had no fewer than six emails sent on her behalf (she still hasn’t been accepted).They’re just doing it for the money and they’re not happy, and it just reflects on what they want in life.” School: Trinity for undergrad; Babson for business school Job: Currently in development stage of two different startups, including a beauty/lifestyle app Notable achievements: “I’ve taught two different girlfriends how to snowboard. there’s not as much noise.” School: UCLA Job: Actress and dating blogger Notable achievements: Has written a book based on her successful dating blog, “40 Dates & 40 Nights,” out in December What she’s looking for: “I don’t need them to be successful yet, necessarily, although I would really like them to be . I come from a big skiing family, so either you need to know how to ski or snowboard, or you have to be willing to learn.” What he’s looking for: “Confidence, smarts. ’” NYU grad Amanda Awad, 29, decided to give the League a chance after a recent breakup and enough Tinder dates to make someone’s head spin. There’s a lot of catching up to do if [potential suitors] haven’t had the same upbringing that I’ve had,” says Awad, a marketing manager for a tech startup who grew up in Manhattan and summers in Southampton. Not everyone who went to Harvard is smart, but you have to imagine that they’re at least intellectually curious enough to have something to talk about.” It’s this quest for commonality that inspired Bradford to create the A-list app.“I saw all these couples forming as soon as we enrolled [at Stanford],” says Bradford, who first launched her company in San Francisco in November.It becomes very frustrating for me in the end because I’ve always known exactly what I wanted to do and always worked toward that.” School: Dickinson Job: CEO of Independent Wheel, an online automotive business Notable achievements: Has appeared in a commercial for match.com; is part owner of a West Village bar, the Garret, and has a bottle service-booking site for avid club-goers.What he’s looking for: “I have a tough time relating to women who work in finance. “We’ve had people offer to give us free DJs for parties,” says the 5-foot-9 Bradford, who looks like an extra from MTV’s “The Hills” and graduated from Stanford business school.“One guy offered his whole roof deck [for a League party].