Bliss Enterprises

Connecting with Bliss

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a new business, are nearing retirement age, or simply want to discuss a change in ownership.

Bliss’ Origins

Bliss Enterprises derives its name from Bliss Avenue, the location where Matt grew up. Bliss Avenue, in northern New Jersey, offered an idyllic American dream lifestyle.

At its core, Bliss is an attempt to help all who touch it experience that same blissful experience. From generating value for our customers to offering employment to those working for us, Bliss is a family office rooted in principles.

Bliss is meant to be an active, long-term organization that produces, innovates, and creates value through engineering, leadership, and investing. Bliss is not a traditional holding company or a finance fund moving money around, our goal is to create lasting change for our customers, employees, business partners, and countrymen.

Bliss’ principal is Matt. Matt most recently served as an Intelligence Officer in the United States Marine Corps. Prior to that he helped create the M&A department at a large Defense technology company. Matt holds a B.S. and MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

He is the author of the best-selling book “We Don’t Want You, Uncle Sam: Examining the Military Recruiting Crisis with Generation Z”.

Above all else, Matt learned how to do business the old-fashioned way from his late grandfather who ran the family business for over 50 years. Sometimes even in our modern world, the old way of doing things is best. Matt’s candor, “long-termism”, and integrity passed down from his grandfather differentiates Bliss from ‘deal-making’ investment firms.

Task and Purpose

  • Task

    Bliss will unite a unique manufacturing workforce, product suite, and business model around a challenging problem in order to positively create statewide economic growth.

  • Purpose

    In order to BE a model for how the United States can successfully grow its developing state economies to balance the Federal budget in the face of external competitive pressure and internal geographic inequality and unrest.