On February 5th, Season 4, Episode 12 of Go Fund Yourself delivered exactly what modern entrepreneurship looks like in 2026: bold ideas, mission-driven founders, and business models built for a rapidly evolving economy.
This isn’t just another pitch show. Go Fund Yourself sits at the intersection of entertainment and capital formation, blending the tension of prime-time TV with real access to funding and strategic mentorship. Think high-stakes boardroom meets live audience energy—with founders pitching not only for investment, but for long-term visibility and traction.
Episode 12 featured two very different companies—each addressing friction in massive markets: luxury investing and nonprofit fundraising.
Tokenizing Luxury: Vaulté Management LLC
Maru Kaneko and Simly Roberson, founders of Vaulté Management LLC, are reimagining how investors access high-value assets. Their platform focuses on tokenized real-world assets—luxury collectibles and goods that have traditionally been accessible only to the ultra-wealthy.
From rare collectibles to high-end luxury items, Vaulté enables fractional ownership through blockchain-backed tokenization. The concept is simple but powerful: democratize access while increasing transparency and liquidity in markets that have historically been opaque.
Luxury investing has long been about exclusivity. Vaulté’s thesis flips that narrative. By allowing investors to own fractional shares of premium assets, they’re creating a new pathway for portfolio diversification. Transparency, digital tracking, and liquidity are at the center of the model—giving investors visibility that traditional private luxury transactions rarely provide.
In a world where alternative assets continue to outperform traditional markets, Vaulté is positioning itself at the forefront of a financial evolution.
Modernizing Nonprofit Fundraising: InstantNonprofit
On the other side of the pitch stage, Christian LeFer, founder of InstantNonprofit, tackled a very different but equally pressing problem.
Nonprofits often struggle not because of mission, but because of operational friction. Compliance paperwork, donor management systems, and complicated campaign setups can delay impact before it even begins.
InstantNonprofit streamlines that process.
The platform is designed to remove barriers to entry for organizations looking to raise funds. By simplifying compliance, improving donor engagement workflows, and accelerating campaign launches, InstantNonprofit enables nonprofits to focus on what matters: impact.
In an era where digital giving continues to grow and donor expectations around transparency and speed are higher than ever, tools that reduce administrative drag are not just helpful—they’re essential.
The Titans Behind the Table
Part of what makes Go Fund Yourself unique is the caliber of its Titans.
Rory Cutaia brings decades of entrepreneurial experience. Cutaia revolutionized telecom interconnection with Telx, which sold for over $200 million. His blend of tech innovation and capital markets expertise adds a strategic lens to every pitch.
Alongside him is David Meltzer, Chairman of the Napoleon Hill Institute and former CEO of Leigh Steinberg Sports & Entertainment. Meltzer is widely known for his focus on value-based leadership and abundance thinking. His perspective extends beyond profit to purpose, pushing founders to align revenue with impact.
Rounding out the table is Jayson Waller, a serial entrepreneur who built and exited multiple companies before launching a successful media and coaching platform. Waller’s sharp operational instincts and marketing acumen often cut straight to scalability and founder grit.
Together, the Titans don’t just evaluate ideas—they challenge vision, execution, and long-term viability.
More Than a Show
What sets Go Fund Yourself apart is that it is not simply about winning a check. It’s about exposure, credibility, and the power of audience-driven momentum. Founders walk away with more than feedback—they gain access to a national platform that can accelerate partnerships, customer acquisition, and investor conversations.
Episode 12 showcased two clear themes shaping the future economy: democratization and efficiency. Whether unlocking access to luxury assets or removing friction from charitable fundraising, both Vaulté Management and InstantNonprofit are responding to systems that no longer serve modern users.
And in the process, they reminded viewers why entrepreneurship remains one of the most powerful forces for change.
Watch the full replay here. Interested founders can apply here.
