Entertainment · November 9, 2026
SiriusXM Names Tubi CEO Anjali Sud New Leader
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SiriusXM has appointed Anjali Sud, the former CEO of Tubi, as its new chief executive officer, effective January 1, 2027. Sud replaces Jennifer Witz, who is stepping down after 25 years with the company. Witz will remain in an advisory capacity through the end of 2027 to assist with the transition. Sud, who has served on the SiriusXM board since March 2025, recently announced her departure from Tubi following Fox's $22 billion acquisition of Roku.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- Anjali Sud will become the new CEO of SiriusXM starting January 1.
- Current CEO Jennifer Witz is stepping down from the role.
- Witz has been with SiriusXM for approximately 25 years.
- Witz will remain in an advisory role through the end of 2027.
- Sud has served as an independent director on the SiriusXM board since 2025.
- Sud was previously the CEO of Tubi.
Reported by only some outlets
- Fox's acquisition of Roku was valued at $22 billion.
- Anjali Sud grew Tubi to more than 110 million monthly active users.
- Sud previously served as the CEO of Vimeo.
- Sud took Vimeo public and expanded its user base to 300 million.
Confirmed
- Anjali Sud will succeed Jennifer Witz as SiriusXM CEO on January 1.
- Sud has been a SiriusXM board member since 2025.
- Witz will stay on as an advisor through 2027.
- Sud's departure from Tubi coincided with Fox's acquisition of Roku.
Reported
- Sud's appointment is a strategic bet to broaden the appeal of the Sirius offering. (Variety)
- Tubi reached 110 million monthly active users under Sud's leadership. (The Hollywood Reporter)
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