Built by a founder who needed it.

2023Founded in MedellínYear one
80Founder interviews that designed itMay 2024
50Founding members2024
100+Vetted members todaySept 2026
$2MRevenue floor, verifiedSince Jan 2026
$100,000Raised for charity in one nightOct 2025
Thomas Geib, founder of EntreHouse
Thomas Geib Founder & CEO, EntreHouse · Medellín since 2022
The founder story

I did not set out to build a club. I set out to stop being lonely.

I made my first money at sixteen, playing Minecraft on YouTube for twenty thousand subscribers.

At twenty I offered to work for free for a real estate investor in exchange for him teaching me everything he knew about real estate investing and business.

At twenty-one I flipped my first house. At twenty-two I co-authored my first book, How to Get Rich as a Doctor, and ran my first founder group.

In 2022 I joined Ravi Abuvala's Scaling With Systems Inner Circle, which flew me to Medellín for an event. Then six months alone on the road, and one night in Turkey I wrote a single line in my journal: why do I feel so lonely?

I came back to build the answer. An entrepreneurs co-living house first, then events, then a founder community, launched officially in 2024 with fifty members.

"The people are the product. That is why we vet character as hard as revenue."
Founders and Empanadas · Full episode
Hear it from him

From $0.17 to $100K.

The whole story, told to a member who was at the first event. No script, one microphone, a plate of empanadas.

01The night in Istanbul, Turkey that started it. Why loneliness, not a business plan, built EntreHouse.
02Seventeen cents in my account, a big event two weeks out, and one conversation that turned into $100k in one day.
03Eighty one-on-one interviews with founders and the sentence every founder repeated: I want a curated room.
04May 2024: the pivot, and fifty founding members in Medellín, Colombia.
Track record

Before EntreHouse. Dated.

16
20,000+ subscribers

Grew a YouTube channel to over twenty thousand subscribers and millions of views while still in high school. First money made online.

20
Apprenticed for free

Traded a salary for an education under a Michigan real estate investor. Built the marketing and websites that fed the deal machine.

21
First property flip

Found, funded and finished his own flip. Learned what he never wanted to do again, and what he did.

22
First book, 7-figure brands

Co-authored How to Get Rich as a Doctor and scaled seven-figure real estate brands alongside his mentor. Ran his first founder group the same year.

How it evolved

From a house to an institution.

2022
The room that did not exist

A founder group in Medellín, six months alone on the road, and the realisation that the founders were here but the room was not.

2023
Entrepreneurs House, literally

A rented penthouse, thirty-day co-living seasons, and the first dinner at a U-shaped table in Laureles. Four seasons.

Early 2024
The night the model changed

One day, one room, over $100,000 in sales for a guest expert. Events were the business.

May 2024
Eighty interviews

Eighty founders interviewed in three weeks. The membership launched with fifty founding members.

Oct 2024
The first charity gala

The first black-tie charity gala. Casino night, every dollar of profit to charity.

Oct 2025
$100,000 in one night

The second gala: 150 guests and $100,000 raised for charity in one night.

Jan 2026
EntreHouse 2.0

EntreHouse 2.0. Floor raised from $1M to $2M, verified. A dozen members removed. The third Annual.

Jul 2026
72 Hours Off Grid

72 Hours Off Grid: thirty-five founders, no phones, sold out.

Sept 2026
Room Zero, Mexico City

Room Zero seats the first founding members of Mexico City.

Jan 2027
The Annual with Perry Marshall

The Annual with Perry Marshall, January 25 to 27, Medellín. By application.

How I run it

Operating, not fronting.

01
I have interviewed hundreds of applicants myself.Revenue is confirmed by your accountant. Character is checked over dinner.
02
The members vote. I count it.Nobody is at the table by accident, and nobody joins because they can pay.
03
I remove people who fail the bar.Pitch a member, recruit a member, or fall below the floor, and you are out. It has happened.
04
I design every format and host most of them.The Board, the Monthly, the dinners, the flagships. If it is on the calendar, I have run it.
Where this goes

One seat. Every chapter.

Now · Medellín
The standard, kept

A hundred-plus vetted founders, a full calendar, and a bar that goes up every January.

Sept 2026 · Mexico City
The founding table

Room Zero seats the first fifty. Same vetting, same formats, same guarantee, from day one.

Next · Bogotá and beyond
Chapters, not franchises

Each city opens only when the founding table is full. Members hold one seat that works in every chapter.

On the standard

What members say about the bar.

"What sticks out most is the limited capacity and the true vetting. Most organizations, it is basically a fee and you can participate. Here they are really vetting."

Gabriel T. Ruse Jr.Tech and logistics executive

"The vetting process is rigorous. You know that every person at the table has been checked, and it changes how openly people talk."

Chaz OwensFounder, Irongate Business Advisors

"My first impression was: these guys are too young for me. I am almost fifty. What I came to appreciate is that I have learned the most from the younger guys."

James SwanwickFounder, former ESPN anchor
EntreHouse members together in Medellín

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