Enter the Index vs TIGER 21
Enter the Index and TIGER 21 both serve affluent private-market participants, but the audience, threshold, and format differ. Below is the data, described in each group’s own terms.
| Enter the Index | TIGER 21 | |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Entrepreneurs and investors | Ultra-high-net-worth individuals |
| Threshold | $10M+ | $20M+ net worth |
| Format | Private network with curated introductions and programming | Monthly peer groups with portfolio review |
| Best for | Deal flow, Operator-to-investor transition, High-trust intros | Portfolio defense, Multigenerational planning, Peer accountability |
| Website | — | tiger21.com |
A private network for entrepreneurs and active investors operating at the mid-to-high eight-figure level. Emphasis on direct introductions, deal discussion, and programming that favors depth over attendance.
Full entry →A long-running peer organization for UHNW wealth creators. Members meet monthly in small chapters and each year present their full portfolio for structured peer review. Skews toward seasoned principals focused on preserving and transferring capital.
Full entry →How they overlap, and where they don’t
- Deal flow
- Operator-to-investor transition
- High-trust intros
- Portfolio defense
- Multigenerational planning
- Peer accountability
QP List is editorial, not affiliated. The fields above reflect each group’s own public positioning and may change. If a threshold or format has shifted, the correction belongs here — write in.