Meet Anjali Sud, The Indian-American CEO Who Reinvented Vimeo

"It has been a 16-year labor of love, rooted in our belief in the power of video," wrote Vimeo CEO Anjali Sud.

Anjali Sud, the chief executive of Vimeo, shared a message of thanks on social media after the company made its trading debut on the Nasdaq Tuesday. According to Yahoo News, the online video platform debuted on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol VMEO. "Today Vimeo is a public company," Ms Sud announced on Twitter, sharing a picture from Tuesday morning when she opened the markets at Nasdaq in celebration of her company's listing.  Today @vimeo is a public company.It has been a 16-year labor of love, rooted in our belief in the power of video. We put creators first, and put that power in the hands of millions.To everyone who made today possible: Thank you ????Now we keep building. #VMEOpic.twitter.com/vzPciuDzSA "As we march forward, our opportunity is limitless." @Vimeo CEO @AnjSud opens the markets at @Nasdaq this morning in celebration of today's $VMEO listing. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/YlUOrEDHlZ Meet Anjali Sud, CEO Vimeo, who transformed Vimeo into a billion-dollar company.Congratulations @anjsud@vimeo on the Nasdaq listing #VMEOpic.twitter.com/cJbdhcu310 There's a lot of things to love about Vimeo but Anjali Sud is #1 of them. https://t.co/HwEQRT8ZEr This isn't getting the attention it deserves, so here we go.@Vimeo IPO'd today.Vimeo is led by Anjali Sud (@anjsud ), an Indian American woman in the CEO seat of a company valued at over $10 Billion dollars.Vimeo has over 1.5M paying customers. pic.twitter.com/NZjkf0aHEZ FYI someone just informed me that actually - Jayshree Ullal (an immigrant) took Artist Networks public in 2014. She sits on the board of Snowflake. We want more female led businesses! ???????? "It has been a 16-year labor of love, rooted in our belief in the power of video," Ms Sud, 37, wrote, adding, "We put creators first, and put that power in the hands of millions." She concluded her Twitter message by thanking "everyone who made today possible."