TechCrunch interviews Justin Mateen, founder of Tinder and member of the “app growth hall of fame” and asks a range of questions designed to provide a toolkit for growing an app business. At Justin Mateen’s favorite lunch spot the sharp, humble former chief marketing officer of Tinder reveals that he is addicted to growth marketing. […]
The city of Beverly Hills, CA, celebrated its 100th birthday with a future-focused symposium, Beverly Hills Tomorrow. Hosted by Beverly Hills resident Larry King and featuring a panel including luminaries Justin Mateen, Haim Saban and Rachel Zoe, the centennial celebration looks to champion the celebrity city’s role in the 21st century by bringing together futurists, […]
What’s the best way to meet a nice, successful guy (or gal) in the modern age? Turns out it might be your smartphone. Tinder, leading the romantic revolution by turning match-making into (more of) a game, was founded by USC undergrads Justin Mateen and Sean Rad – both of whom are Jewish and claim to […]
Tinder has revolutionized the way couples fall in love – by making them fall in love with the app itself. The addictively simple – and simply addictive – smartphone app turns a simple swipe left or right into the digital equivalent of locking eyes with a potential mate from across the room. Co-founders Justin Mateen […]
Tinder may be the most popular dating service ever conceived, but the app’s co-founders see a potential beyond romantic partnerships. Sean Rad and Justin Mateen, who devised the swipe-based social app after connecting as USC undergrads, see Tinder as a game with unlimited match-making potential, from dates to jobs at the company. Even if you’ve […]
Tinder can be a great way to make new connections with those around you in any circumstance. For snowboarder Jamie Anderson, that includes using it at the Winter Olympic Village in Sochi. Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen has a word of advice for Anderson: true love can wait; focus on the gold. Read More
Elite Daily interviews Justin Mateen, Tinder co-founder, and gets to the heart of the popular match-making app. Mateen makes parallels between success in romantic endeavors and in the tech startup world, including the necessity to take risks and not be afraid of failure. For Tinder, the future is wide open. Read More