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Deals on handshakes
Members co-invest in Medellín real estate, hire from each other's benches, and buy from each other. Verification already happened at the door.
Background-checked. Income-verified against tax filings and bank statements. 100+ founders building $2M to $100M+ companies. The application starts with a dinner.
VettedNot a party crew. Not a networking mixer. Not a pitch room, a lead pool, or a place to be seen. Operators who train in the morning, build all day, and go deep at dinner.
We protect that on purpose. Conduct standards are written, signed, and enforced. If you're looking for the party, Medellín has plenty. This is where the builders are.

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Identity withheldAnd 90+ more. We don't publicly list our members. The ones you see named gave written permission. Everyone else you meet at the table.
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Members co-invest in Medellín real estate, hire from each other's benches, and buy from each other. Verification already happened at the door.
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Warm access to operators running businesses from $2M to past $100M, and the people behind them.

Morning training, the sauna every Tuesday, 72 hours off-grid a year. It's about who you are, not just what you earn.
"I'm in masterminds I pay six figures a year for, and this one is completely different."






"You're surrounded by 60, 70, even 80 high-level entrepreneurs. These people are hard to find even in the most developed markets."
George Gammon"I pay significantly more for other masterminds. From a value standpoint, this is one of the best. If you qualify, it's a no-brainer."
Dan Roitman"It felt like a group of friends who happened to be building empires."
Iconic BeckerMembers come from the States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and beyond. And this is not an expat bubble: Colombian founders and operators sit at this table too, and Spanish speakers are welcome. One thing to know before you apply: every event and all communication runs in English.
"La gente es muy auténtica, muy humilde, es gente de verdad. No es gente que intenta aparentar, que solo piensa en dinero."
"The people are authentic, humble, real people. Not people trying to keep up an image, who only think about money."
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A speaker worth flying in, then the room works on real founders' real problems. Doors 5:30, done by 8:30.
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One long dinner. No agenda. The conversations this page can't reproduce.

Sauna and ice, every week. The room takes health as seriously as revenue.

72 hours in the mountains. Phones surrendered at the door.

Past and upcoming speakers include Andrew Henderson and Perry Marshall.

$100,000 raised for local charities last year.

The first call you'll have with us is not a sales call. It's a verification call, and it runs in both directions. If I don't think you're a fit, I'll tell you directly and point you somewhere better.
I read every application myself. I've said no to founders I personally like, and to people who cleared every financial bar, because one wrong person at the table costs more than ten right ones add. If you're building something real and you want a room that takes you seriously, I'd like to meet you.

Our events end on time, the conduct code is signed and enforced, and partying your way through the community is the fastest way out of it. Members chose this city to build, not to escape.
"These are founders working on their companies, their health, and their families, in a city they chose deliberately."

The meetups and group chats are. This room is not. Every member cleared a $2M verified revenue floor, a real exit, or a serious investor track record before they ever sat down. People still in transition have plenty of places in this city. This is not one of them.
"I keep meeting dabblers, people still finding themselves. I'm past that. My business is stable. I'm looking for people at my level."
Verbatim from an application call

We won't promise ROI. We'll show you the room and let you decide. That's what the dinner is for. Members co-invest, hire from each other's benches, and do business on a handshake, because verification already happened at the door.
"$230K in new deals closed from one dinner."
Cory · Founder, Repairlift

A member with fifteen years here said the same thing before his first dinner. Knowing the city is not the same as sitting at a verified table of its most serious operators.
"15 years in Medellín and I'd never had these conversations."
A member · 15 years in the city
Five minutes, free. What you've built, why Medellín, what you'd bring to the table. Most applications end here.
Fifteen minutes, both directions. A vetting conversation, not a pitch. No payment, no pressure. If it's not a fit, we say so directly.
Hold your seat with a fully refundable $1,000 deposit. One evening, one table in El Poblado, 10 to 20 members. You read the room; the room reads you.
Members vote anonymously within 24 hours. Then verification: background check on every new member, revenue verified through your accountant. Even referrals go through it.
If it's mutual, your deposit applies to membership. If not, for any reason, either direction, it's returned in full.
We never negotiate and we never chase. The room does the selling. We just set the table.
$10,000 to $16,000 a year, depending on how much of the year you live in Medellín. Applying and the vetting call are free; the only money before membership is the refundable $1,000 dinner seat hold. We don't negotiate. The price is part of the curation. If the number ends the conversation, the room probably isn't your fit yet.
Something happens every week; nothing is mandatory. No attendance rules, no fines for choosing your family over a trip. Members are operators, fathers, and travelers. Come when you can. The one thing we ask you not to miss is the annual.
Neither are 40% of members. Plenty split the year between here, the States, Mexico City, and elsewhere. There's a half-time membership for exactly that, and chapters growing across Latin America travel with you.
Yes, deliberately. Couples dinners, family-friendly events, a Fathers of Medellín subgroup, and a 50% rate for a second member. Most members' partners know each other. This is a life here, not a boys' club.
No. Pitching members, selling into the room, or treating the community like a lead pool is the fastest way out of it. The conduct code is signed and enforced. Business happens constantly inside the group, but always organically, and always contribution first.
Your $1,000 comes back in full, no forms, no friction. Roughly a third of dinner guests aren't approved, and we'll tell you directly rather than let you wonder. The bar is the product; it has to hold even when it's uncomfortable.
If you're building something real and want a room that takes you seriously, start the file.