NEW YORK, New York — SiriusXM named Anjali Sud its next chief executive on November 9, bringing the head of Fox’s free streaming service Tubi into the top job at the satellite radio company. Sud takes over on January 1, 2027, succeeding Jennifer Witz.
SiriusXM said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that Witz will leave the board and the chief executive role on December 31. She will advise the company through the end of 2027. Sud, a SiriusXM director since March 2025, will stay on the board. She previously led Vimeo.
The change brings an executive from ad-supported video to a company that spans paid satellite radio, Pandora and podcast advertising. SiriusXM reported roughly 33 million SiriusXM subscribers at the end of September. The announcement did not specify any changes to pricing, channels or podcast distribution.
Sud’s appointment comes three days after Fox completed its acquisition of Roku and placed Tubi in a new digital division alongside Roku and Fox One.