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SiriusXM Names Tubi's Anjali Sud CEO, Succeeding Witz
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, November 9, 2026 | 11:29am CT |
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SiriusXM has named Tubi CEO Anjali Sud its next Chief Executive Officer, effective January 1, 2027. She will succeed Jennifer Witz, who is stepping down after nearly six years as CEO and will remain an adviser to the company through the end of 2027.
Sud has served as an independent director on SiriusXM's board since March 2025 and will retain her board seat. She has led Tubi since 2023, overseeing its international expansion and growth to more than 110 million monthly active users, according to SiriusXM. She previously served as CEO of Vimeo, where she took the company public, and held roles at Amazon and Time Warner.
SiriusXM Board Chairman Greg Maffei cited Sud's experience growing audiences and running businesses supported by both advertising and subscriptions. He said her time on the board had also given her a close understanding of the company's strategy.
"Premium audio experiences will be more important than ever to the future of entertainment, and I believe SiriusXM can evolve to lead that future," Sud said.
Witz spent nearly 25 years at SiriusXM. Maffei credited her with expanding the company's presence in vehicles and rolling out its 360L platform, securing an exclusive advertising partnership with YouTube and building its podcast network. He said SiriusXM has returned to revenue growth and is generating near-record free cash flow.
"Leading SiriusXM has been the most meaningful experience of my career," Witz said. "I am particularly proud of what our team has accomplished in strengthening the subscriber experience, expanding our advertising business, and unlocking greater value across our broader portfolio."
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