Moshe Canty is the CEO and Chairman of Konchess Mind Ventures, LLC. He received his associate degree in individual studies from SUNY Ulster Community College, his undergraduate degree in organizational management from Alliance University, and his master's degree in Public Affairs and Administration from the Metropolitan College of New York. 

His journey has been a tumultuous one, which, due to poor decision-making as a youth, led to him becoming a gang member and spending over 25 years incarcerated in the New York State prison system. During his time of incarceration, Moshe would rise in the ranks of the gang but eventually grow weary of the senseless violence that accompanied the lifestyle. Consequently, Moshe would eventually denounce his former lifestyle and encourage his peers—and the youth who followed in their footsteps—to do the same.

Moshe is a motivational speaker, youth mentor, paralegal, martial artist, prison/re-entry expert, gang interventionist, author, and host of the podcast Konchess Moves. He is also currently the Assistant Director of Community Programs for a non-profit organization that services justice-impacted youth from under-served communities across New York City.