What does TIGER 21 do?

TIGER 21 is a premier, invitation-only peer-to-peer learning network for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, founded in 1999 by Michael Sonnenfeldt. Headquartered in New York, with additional locations in Santa Barbara and London, the organization connects over 1,200 members who collectively manage personal assets exceeding $165 billion. Members include entrepreneurs, CEOs, and top executives from various sectors, creating a diverse and influential community. The core offering of TIGER 21 is its confidential peer advisory groups, where members meet monthly to discuss wealth preservation, investment strategies, and family dynamics in a safe environment. The organization also publishes quarterly Asset Allocation Reports, providing insights into portfolio diversification among its members. Additionally, TIGER 21 hosts educational and networking events, including regional conferences and specialized workshops, to facilitate knowledge sharing and connections among members. The focus on family dynamics helps members navigate the complexities of wealth transfer and family expectations.