Stuart Stump Mullens

Stuart brings a depth of academic and corporate experience to Stump. Now in her 7th year with the Company, she has deep experience across Residential Home Goods, Hospitality and Contract Furnishings, Manufacturing, and E-Commerce.

Prior to joining Stump, Stuart began her career with McKinsey & Company as a business analyst in the Atlanta office. Her focus there was on retail and consumer goods, she also had the opportunity to work on several transportation & logistics and organizational leadership projects. She then went in house at Georgia Pacific headquarters where she worked on New Product Innovation, with a focus on digital initiatives.

Stuart was a Jefferson Scholar at the University of Virginia.  She was accepted into the Politics Honors major and graduated with high honors in 2011. She was a member of the Jefferson Debate Society, Pi Beta Phi Sorority, and volunteer coordinator at the HOPE community center.

Stuart lives in Savannah, GA and works out of the Stump satellite office. She lives with her husband, two young children, and golden retriever. In her spare time, she enjoys working on the interior design for her new home on the Vernon River and kayaking. She remains deeply involved as a UVA alumni and is a member of the Jefferson Scholar Selection Committee.

  • Joined Stump & Company, 2016 and named Partner in October 2019.
  • McKinsey & Company, Atlanta, GA, June 2011-2013, Strategic Planning / Financial Analysis.
  • Georgia-Pacific, Atlanta, GA, June 2013 - February 2016 Strategic Planning / Internet of Things / Business Model Development.
  • Fortune 100 strategic planning, merger integration and financial analysis.
  • Jefferson Scholar & Phi Beta Kappa - University of Virginia, 2011

Fun Fact:

  • Stuart gets her name from furniture industry legend Stuart Love, her grandfather, who founded Stuart Furniture in 1963, today known as Klaussner Furniture.

Articles by Stuart Stump Mullens

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Articles & Publications

Struck by the power of the ports

by Stuart Stump Mullens
A visit to the United State's fastest-growing and third-largest-by-volume container terminal reveals the powerful investment the Port of Savannah has made to maintain the accurate pace for the U.S. economy's import and export needs.
stump-blog-photo-savannah-port.jpeg

Struck by the power of the ports

A visit to the United State's fastest-growing and third-largest-by-volume container terminal reveals the powerful investment the Port of Savannah has made to maintain the accurate pace for the U.S. economy's import and export needs.
M&A in a Family-Owned Business
Articles & Publications

M&A in a Family-Owned Business

by Stuart Stump Mullens
Stump & Company has been honored to represent hundreds of family businesses over the last 50 years and find that several factors impact family businesses disproportionately to financial or corporately owned businesses.

M&A in a Family-Owned Business

Stump & Company has been honored to represent hundreds of family businesses over the last 50 years and find that several factors impact family businesses disproportionately to financial or corporately owned businesses.
Furniture Industry News
Articles & Publications

2021 Disruptions to the Home Furnishings Industry

by Stuart Stump Mullens
Stuart Stump Mullens discusses the ongoing E-commerce boom and how it's changing the Home Furnishings landscape.
Furniture Industry News

2021 Disruptions to the Home Furnishings Industry

Stuart Stump Mullens discusses the ongoing E-commerce boom and how it's changing the Home Furnishings landscape.
Residential Furniture
Articles & Publications

Why is furniture hot right now?

by Stuart Stump Mullens
Our residential furnishings industry is enjoying a surge in demand, and a lot of people don’t understand why (and wonder if it is here to stay). Here’s our take on it.
Residential Furniture

Why is furniture hot right now?

Our residential furnishings industry is enjoying a surge in demand, and a lot of people don’t understand why (and wonder if it is here to stay). Here’s our take on it.