14+ Years of Matchmaking Excellence

Since 2012, Joseph Dixon has helped redefine the modern Black dating experience for relationship-minded singles. Nationally recognized as America’s leading Black matchmaker, he serves as Founder, CEO, and Lead Matchmaker of Bachelors Inc., where he leads a team of dedicated dating professionals. He is also the creator of Real Black Love, one of the nation’s premier dating apps designed to foster intentional connections within the Black community.

Joseph’s bold, strategic, and authentic approach has helped thousands singles form meaningful connections. His work has reshaped modern dating and matchmaking and earned him a reputation as one of the industry’s most trusted authorities. As a matchmaker, Joseph addresses a core challenge in today’s black dating landscape: accomplished men often struggle to meet women who align with their values, lifestyle, and long-term goals, while women face difficulty connecting with relationship-ready men. Through a personalized, high-touch matchmaking model, he bridges this gap—successfully connecting distinguished men with exceptional women.

Joseph’s impact has garnered national recognition and extensive media coverage. He starred as a main cast member on Bravo’s Love Match Atlanta and has been featured on ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, BET, E! News, Business Insider, PEOPLE, OK! Magazine, Women’s Health, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Philadelphia Tribune, KISS 104.1, and more. He is also a sought-after speaker at major conferences, where he shares insights on dating, relationships, and modern matchmaking.

“I recognized a real disconnect in today’s dating landscape: accomplished men often struggle to meet women who truly align with their standards, lifestyle, and long-term vision, while many women express frustration with finding the caliber of men they desire. I founded Bachelors Inc. to close that gap elevating the standard and creating intentional, meaningful connections where successful men and exceptional women can genuinely complement one another’s journey.”

— Joseph Dixon