Exceptional Truck Bodies
& People.

Matt Sink serves as President and CEO of Mickey Truck Bodies, a leading truck body manufacturer specializing in custom commercial truck bodies for beverage delivery, refrigerated fleets, vending routes, and specialty applications. With more than a decade of experience in the commercial truck and manufacturing industry, Matt leads company strategy, operational priorities, and long-term growth initiatives across all divisions.

As CEO, Matt focuses on aligning culture, manufacturing excellence, and customer commitment. He oversees operations and product strategy to ensure Mickey continues delivering lightweight, durable, all-aluminum truck bodies built for performance and longevity. His leadership emphasizes operational discipline, continuous improvement, and delivering on commitments to customers and employees alike.

Matt is a graduate of Virginia Tech and brings a strong background in manufacturing and product operations. Under his leadership, Mickey continues building on its 120+ year legacy of quality craftsmanship and innovation.

At Mickey Truck Bodies, Matt believes in delivering on commitments — to customers, to employees, and to the communities the company serves.

Christopher A. Smosna serves as Chief Financial Officer at Mickey Truck Bodies, where he leads financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, and operational performance analysis for the organization. He plays a critical role in supporting the company’s manufacturing operations and long-term strategic growth as a commercial truck body manufacturer.

Christopher focuses on delivering reliable financial information that supports strong decision-making across all departments — from truck body manufacturing operations to fleet services and aftermarket parts. His leadership emphasizes financial discipline, transparency, and continuous improvement of internal processes.

Before joining Mickey, Christopher began his career as an auditor at Deloitte & Touche, where he developed expertise in financial reporting and operational controls. He brings a strong background in financial management and process optimization to his role as CFO.

Christopher believes that operational excellence and financial integrity are foundational to sustaining Mickey Truck Bodies’ proud legacy of quality and performance.

Grant Hilliard serves as Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Mickey Truck Bodies, where he leads national sales strategy and customer engagement across key commercial truck body markets. With over 13 years of experience in the truck equipment industry, Grant specializes in refrigerated truck bodies, specialty bodies, and purpose-built delivery solutions.

Grant develops and executes sales strategies that support fleet customers across beverage, cold chain, and route delivery markets. His approach centers on understanding customer challenges and delivering purpose-built work and delivery vehicle solutions that improve operational efficiency and long-term value.

Throughout his career, Grant has built expertise in sales leadership, customer development, and market expansion within the commercial truck and fleet industry. He is focused on strengthening customer relationships and driving strategic growth for Mickey’s truck body manufacturing operations.

Based in High Point, NC, Grant enjoys spending time with his wife and three young children when he’s not supporting customers across the country.

With more than 20 years of leadership experience in truck body manufacturing, heavy equipment, and commercial vehicle production, Richard Mills serves as Chief Operating Officer for Mickey Truck Bodies. He is responsible for leading the company’s safety, quality, engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, and business planning operations while ensuring strategic initiatives are aligned to support long-term growth and customer success.

Richard brings extensive experience leading business transformations across North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East, and India. Throughout his career, he has successfully implemented Operational Excellence (OpEx) programs, ISO 9001 quality management systems, advanced manufacturing technologies, and data-driven performance initiatives that have improved throughput, product quality, and operational efficiency. Earlier in his career, Richard led world-class engineering and new product development teams, earning multiple U.S. patents while launching innovative products that achieved significant commercial success.

At Mickey Truck Bodies, Richard is focused on building upon the company’s 124-year heritage by developing a comprehensive Business Operating System that strengthens operations, empowers employees, and delivers greater value to customers. His leadership emphasizes safety, quality, integrity, continuous improvement, and a collaborative One Team culture that supports Mickey’s reputation as a leading truck body manufacturer serving the refrigerated, beverage, dry freight, and commercial fleet industries.

Richard was drawn to Mickey Truck Bodies because of its strong heritage, shared values, and commitment to innovation. He believes the company is well positioned for continued growth while remaining focused on delivering industry-leading solutions for customers.

Based in High Point, North Carolina, Richard enjoys spending time with his family, following motor racing, and international travel.

Heather Miller serves as Vice President of Human Resources at Mickey Truck Bodies, overseeing people strategy, workforce development, and organizational alignment across the company’s manufacturing and fleet service operations. With nearly a decade of experience in operations and human resources leadership, she plays a key role in supporting the company’s long-term growth.

Heather ensures that business initiatives and strategies are aligned with talent development, leadership training, and employee engagement. She works closely with operational teams to support workforce stability in truck body manufacturing and service center environments.

A seasoned HR professional, Heather brings expertise in operations and production environments, helping strengthen culture and leadership development throughout the organization.

Heather chose Mickey Truck Bodies because of its commitment to building products that last and maintaining a strong legacy of craftsmanship and accountability.

Outside of work, she enjoys riding motorcycles with her husband.