Innovation was in the spotlight once again as two visionary companies—Zirconia Inc. and Monkey Dooz—pitched on national television during Episode 13 of Cheddar TV’s fast-rising entrepreneurship series, Go Fund Yourself. The show, often described as “Shark Tank meets Kickstarter,” blends investor insight, mass visibility, and community engagement to spotlight high-potential startups—making it one of the most compelling platforms for founders looking to scale.*
While Silicon Valley has long been the epicenter of startup buzz, places like Boca Raton are quickly becoming hubs for entrepreneurial spirit and business acceleration. With an active investor community, top-tier talent, and a growing network of incubators and innovation spaces, Boca continues to attract founders ready to build the next big thing. It’s only fitting that Go Fund Yourself features titans with national roots but deep ties to Florida—including show creator Rory Cutaia and powerhouse entrepreneur Jayson Waller, who has spoken at TEDxBocaRaton and calls South Florida one of his home bases.
Zirconia Inc.: Preserving the Future Through Infrastructure Innovation
Zirconia Inc. is redefining what’s possible in global infrastructure. This advanced materials technology company has developed a game-changing Ceramic Surface Treatment (CST) that chemically bonds to concrete and steel at room temperature—no kiln required. The result is a virtually immortal, corrosion-proof coating that can dramatically extend the life of essential infrastructure like bridges, buildings, and water systems.
By reducing the need for costly repairs and reconstruction, Zirconia’s solution not only saves billions—it also slashes carbon emissions and environmental impact. Their mission, simply put, is to “preserve the future” by transforming how we build and maintain the physical world.
The Titans were captivated. Rory Cutaia praised Zirconia as a “generational leap in materials science.” David Meltzer noted its powerful sustainability angle, and Jayson Waller pointed to the immense B2B and public sector applications for this high-performance innovation.
Monkey Dooz: Building Confidence, One Haircut at a Time

Where Zirconia impressed with deep science, Monkey Dooz delivered joy, emotion, and brand power. Founded by a mom who wanted to transform her child’s haircut into a celebration, Monkey Dooz is now a beloved brand creating confidence-boosting salon experiences for kids.
Caped in superhero gear or crowned with tiaras, children walk out of Monkey Dooz not just with a fresh cut—but with a smile and a story. More than a service, it’s an experience—and one that has the potential to scale nationally through franchising and experiential retail.
The brand also aligns itself with meaningful impact through a partnership with the Rainforest Foundation US. The Titans praised Monkey Dooz’s longevity, emotional resonance, and the clear demand for experience-driven services in today’s consumer market.
The Power of the Platform
What sets Go Fund Yourself apart is its hybrid model of mentorship, visibility, and community. Founders don’t just walk away with feedback—they gain valuable exposure and real-world strategies from mentors who have built and exited multi-million-dollar companies.
Rory brings the tech and strategic vision, David delivers mindset mastery and unmatched access, and Jayson provides a street-smart playbook for sales and scale. Together, they offer more than advice—they offer transformation.
Boca Raton and Beyond
Boca Raton may be known for its palm-lined streets and luxury lifestyle, but it’s also home to one of the country’s most engaged and forward-thinking business communities. From the IBM PC to biotech breakthroughs, this city has long punched above its weight when it comes to innovation.
Go Fund Yourself is a powerful reminder that whether you’re pitching from Silicon Valley, Boca Raton, or anywhere in between—entrepreneurship is thriving, and opportunity is everywhere.

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