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Smith Micro founder Bill Smith returns as CEO

Smith Micro founder Bill Smith returns as CEO

PITTSBURGH - Founding CEO of Smith Micro Software, Bill Smith, has returned as president and chief executive officer, a press release announced today. He had previously served as executive chairman of the board since March 2026. Tim Huffmyer, the prior CEO, resigned to seek further opportunities and will retain his position on the board.

Huffmyer spent the past year at Smith Micro as chief operating officer and chief financial officer, before taking on the CEO role. Smith praised Huffmyer's role in enhancing operational efficiency and setting a lean foundation for future growth. Smith Micro develops software for mobile service providers, catering to family management and voice messaging needs worldwide.

The company holds a rich history with Smith, who has devoted 44 years of dedicated service to the company, holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Grove City College. The press release included forward-looking statements regarding the company's future business strategies and performance, warning that actual outcomes may vary due to multiple factors including customer relationships, mobile device manufacturers, and operating system providers.

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