SiriusXM is set to appoint Anjali Sud as its next chief executive officer, with her tenure beginning on January 1. She will replace longtime CEO Jennifer Witz, who steps down from the role, according to multiple outlets.
Sud, a veteran of digital media who most recently led Fox’s Tubi streaming service, is described as a board-level insider before the move. Several reports also emphasize the strategic context around the leadership change: SiriusXM is framed as seeking a fresh approach, while Witz’s departure is linked in some coverage to the company’s performance and contractual timing.
Across outlets, the coverage is largely consistent on the key facts—Sud’s selection, her start date, and Witz’s exit or transition to an advisory role. Differences mainly appear in added background: some outlets stress SiriusXM’s operating metrics such as churn and free cash flow, while others foreground corporate reshuffling at Fox following the Roku acquisition, or highlight Sud’s aim to broaden SiriusXM’s appeal. One outlet notes Witz will remain as an advisor through 2027, while others focus more directly on the new CEO announcement.
