Kiersten (Parsons) Hathcock's Linkedin Analytics

Kiersten Hathcock is no stranger to taking risks. As founder of Mod Mom Furniture, she left a marketing career with A&E and The History Channel in 2003 to spend more time with her kids and built an internationally-known furniture company out of her garage. The self-taught carpenter and furniture designer braved ABC’s Shark Tank, won an angel investment deal, and grew the Mod Mom brand internationally for almost two decades. Kiersten's designs have been featured in TV shows, People Magazine, New York Times, LA Times, and international design books. Her award-winning furniture has been sought after by celebrities like Christina Applegate and Matthew McConaughey, interior designers, and retailers from 17 different countries. In 2021, Kiersten and retired NYPD Detective Mark Pucci co-founded The National Institute for Law and Justice (NILJ), a non-profit that helps families of crime victims in search of missing loved ones and answers in homicide cases. In 2022, Kiersten's debut memoir LITTLE VOICES was released into the world (Post Hill Press/Simon and Schuster). Detective Pucci penned the foreword for her book. Kiersten has spent the past 20 years as a professional public speaker talking about her entrepreneurial journey and how she healed from childhood sexual abuse. In addition to heading up NILJ and working with Hollywood producers to adapt her memoir for the screen, Kiersten is the Chief Marketing Officer for Moonshot—a 24-year-old nonprofit that helps entrepreneurs across Arizona and beyond. She currently lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband, Scott, and pup, Scout.