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Mussa Ekzekov descends from Abazine ethnic group of the Northwest Caucasus. His stem Egzak was known as early as in the 19th century and belonged to upper highland classes of Kuban district of the Russian Empire.

In 2016 Mussa Ekzekov bought up the debts of owners of two largest vegetable warehouses in Saint Petersburg and Leningrad district and took them under his control. The total area of these territories is 95.000 m2.

Mussa Ekzekov does charitable work not only in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic but also in Abkhazia. In June 2015 money for home purchase in Gagra and Pitsunda was allocated for 5 families with veterans of the Eastern Front.

On August 12, 2014 M. Ekzekov was awarded with the order of the second degree "Honor and glory" for humanitarian help and merits for development of sport activities in the Republic of Abkhazia.

In 2011 Mussa Ekzekov became a president of the International Association for Assistance to the Abaza-Abkhazian ethnos "Alashara". He initiated a longterm development programme for the ethnos, including the establishment of public councils. The first such council was established in the village Krasnyi Vostok in Karachay-Cherkessia. Over the past years Mussa did a lot for his compatriots including repair and construction of new houses, purchase of equipment for hospitals, assistance to young professionals and promotion of talented people. This activity was highly estimated by Rashid Temrezov, the head of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic. The construction of an ethno-cultural park around the healing mineral spring in village Krasnyi Vostok is another remarkable action of Mussa Ekzekov. The building of the modern sport palace "Alashara" was also started.

A monument to Dmitri Shostakovich was unveiled in 2009 with assistance and at the discretion of M. Ekzekov.

In 2004 Mussa Ekzekov became a professor emeritus of the Saint Petersburg State Institute of Technology.

In 1998 Mussa Ekzekov established the real estate development company "Solomon" which dealt with commercial property. Since 2000-s his company has undertaken development of the territory with the incomplete construction of the weaving mill "Iskra" in Saint Petersburg. The 30-hectare territory was gradually reclaimed and during 2006 the company opened a new shopping and entertainment center, fitness and business centers, a children's theatre and complex, an ice rink and a furniture store. By 2007 the company has reclaimed about 200.000 m2 of the territory. The shopping and entertainment center "Grand Canyon" was in the list of 100 best shopping and entertainment centers in Russia. Theatre festivals and other significant cultural events of St. Petersburg are held in this shopping center.

The songbook by Galina Gozheva "My soul is warmed with music" with some abazine folk tunes was published with assistance from Mussa Ekzekov. He also supported the publishing of two books devoted dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War with the description of heroic deeds of abazines and lists of abazine veterans. Another contribution of his was publishing of the first reading-book "Abazine children's literature" in Karachay-Cherkessia.

Mussa Khabalevich Ekzekov (Russian: Мусса́ Хаба́левич Экзе́ков ; born August 13, 1964) is a Soviet and Russian scientist, businessperson, philanthropist and social activist.