What’s next for Vimeo: A note from our CEO

Anjali SudUpdated: January 9, 2026Published: November 6, 2020

Vimeo has an even bigger role to play in enabling professional-quality video for all. Our CEO Anjali Sud shares what's coming next.

The future is now

So, what’s next?

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Anjali Sud

Anjali was previously Vimeo’s CEO. She has spent the last decade enabling the world to make and share high-quality video, and proudly served our growing community of nearly 300 million users.

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