Jon helped craft the largest IPO in history and became Goldman Sachs' go-to guy for executive content. Twenty years of turning financial stories into content that moves serious money.

The real wake-up call came from his dad, a professional investor. After another boring fundraising conference, his father told him: "These presentations are putting everyone to sleep. Great companies with incredible stories, and they're boring everyone to death."

Jon had been making high-end financial content for years, but hearing it from someone who actually writes checks made it click. The problem wasn't bad stories. The problem was how they were being told.

Gabe founded Cave 76 and has worked with Mercedes-Benz, Google, PepsiCo, and AWS. He's the guy who can make a New Jersey airport look like a Los Angeles backlot and figure out how to fake a helicopter landing when the budget won't cover the real thing.

Gabe learned film from the ground up - electrician to DP to director through pure curiosity and drive. He's surrounded himself with people who can assess the implications of any last-minute changes while keeping quality high and budgets sane.

We started FounderFrame because we've spent years doing this work for companies that raised billions. Then we thought: why should only the Fortune 500 get the fun stuff?

Jon's the guy who figured out how to get real stories out of Goldman Sachs executives while navigating their maze of compliance rules and corporate bureaucracy. Gabe's been crafting killer campaigns for Mercedes-Benz, Google, and PepsiCo - the kind of work that makes people actually want to watch.

We're both pretty good at making impossible things happen when everything's going sideways.

So now we're bringing that same energy to startups, small caps, and anyone else who's tired of being boring. Because honestly, why shouldn't you get the same level of storytelling that the big guys do?