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Anjali Sud speaks onstage at Fox’s 2026 upfront presentation at New York City Center." width="594" height="396" data-caption='Anjali Sud speaks at Fox’s upfront presentation at New York City Center on May 11, 2026. SiriusXM hopes her record of growing Tubi’s audience can lift its audio business when she takes over as CEO on Jan. 1, 2027. Photo by Frank Micelotta/FOX via Getty Images'> Anjali Sud is leaving the streaming company Tubi to take over SiriusXM, where she will face a multi-year decline in subscribers and revenue. She becomes CEO on Jan. 1, 2027, replacing Jennifer Witz. Witz has spent almost 25 years at SiriusXM, including nearly six as CEO. Sud, who joined the SiriusXM board of directors in March 2025, has led the free movie and TV service Tubi since September 2023. She will inherit a satellite-radio service with about 33 million total subscribers.

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