The CDMX Standard: Room 0
The founding table of the EntreHouse CDMX chapter.
When serious operators land in a new city, the social circle often resets. You don’t need more "community" or "events" you need the right room. You need proximity to those who have 10x’d your current position and understand the weight of what you are building.
Room 0 - CIUDAD DE MÉXICO
It is the founding assembly of the EntreHouse CDMX chapter the night the chapter begins. Every room that follows inherits its standard from this one. Sit at this table, and you're not attending a launch. You're setting the bar for a chapter that will outlast all of us.
The Standard
Admission to the Room 0 Dinner is not a matter of a ticket purchase. It is a vetting process.
We do not optimize for scale. We optimize for the standard.
Why we're flying Medellín in
A standard isn't written. It's demonstrated.
So Room 0 won't be a room of strangers introducing themselves. We're flying in a curated group of EntreHouse Medellín operators members already revenue-verified, background-screened, and character-tested inside the EntreHouse ecosystem.
They're coming to anchor the culture.
They carry the things that actually make an EntreHouse room work: contribution before self-interest, no pitching, no posturing the operators who build quietly and let the work speak. From the first handshake, you're not joining a fragile new group. You're stepping into a proven, high-trust institution that already runs.
And there's a second message in that plane ticket. When you join EntreHouse, you don't join a city you join a portable institution. The Medellín members crossing a border to be in this room are the proof. The network travels with you. That's the whole point.
The Night Itself
[Friday, September 25] is the night the CDMX chapter comes into existence.
A single table. The founding CDMX cohort and the Medellín operators, under one roof for the first time. A real dinner, real conversation the kind our members tell us they couldn't find anywhere else in their city after years of trying. Member-led shares: a few of the operators in the room speak briefly.
What the night includes
Arrival & welcome — [6:00pm]. Welcome drinks, unstructured. The room finds itself before anyone sits down.
The dinner — A seated dinner. [Three courses] Seating is placed, not chosen we set the table so the right conversations happen.
What you leave with — The founding network of the chapter, and warm follow-ups with the operators you should know. [Founding cohort directory shared after the night.]
Dress code — Business Formal, elevated. Dress like the person who does the work.
The table — Capped at [100]. One night, one room. Once the founding cohort is set, it's set.
Ends — [11:30pm]. The night is built to run long for those who want it to.
Who Will Be There
We are inviting those who have qualified for our founding member cohort in Mexico City alongside multiple members flying from our exiting Medellin chapter.
The Advisors
The EntreHouse has dedicated advisors to help mentor members within the community and a couple of them will be joining us this night.
Peter Holgate
Founder of 6 startups, exited 6 startups.
Bob Bosic III
Former COO of a 1.5B USD ARR publicly traded company. Managed 15,000 employees.
For the Medellín crew the full weekend
For members flying in from Medellín, Room 0 isn't one night. It's the weekend the two chapters become one EntreHouse.
Thursday — Arrival + welcome dinner
Friday — Room 0: the founding dinner of the CDMX chapter
Saturday — Morning mastermind sessions + an evening of adventure and bonding
Sunday — Morning walk + departure
[Full itinerary shared with confirmed attendees.]