Plume Design Appoints Daniel Herscovici as CEO

Apr 23, 2025
Plume Design, Inc. has named Daniel Herscovici as its new President and CEO, succeeding interim CEO Adam Hotchkiss. Herscovici brings extensive experience from his previous roles at Edison Partners and Comcast.

Plume Design, Inc. has announced the appointment of Daniel Herscovici as its new President and CEO, as stated in a press release. Herscovici, an industry veteran with a strong background in connectivity, AI, and consumer technology, will lead Plume's next phase of growth.

Before joining Plume, Herscovici was a partner at Edison Partners, where he helped scale high-growth companies. He also spent over a decade at Comcast, most recently as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Xfinity Home, where he was instrumental in developing smart home and IoT products.

Adam Hotchkiss, Plume's co-founder and interim CEO, will transition to the role of Chief Product Officer, continuing to guide the company's product vision and technology roadmap. Plume's AI-driven platform is deployed in over 65 million locations globally, providing adaptive connectivity solutions for homes and small businesses.

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