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Babbel CEO Tim Allen Mirella Frangella Tim Allen joined Babbel as CEO last week. He previously helmed Vimeo, Ask.com, and Care.com. He said he's learned not to share all his new ideas immediately, saying it's best to listen first. Allen said AI will complement the work of Babbel's human language instructors, not replace them. Since joining Babbel as its new CEO last week, Tim Allen has made a point of avoiding a leadership mistake he said he made earlier in his career. Instead of barreling in with his ideas for the language-learning company, Allen (the executive, not the actor) said he's been going around the office asking employees for their insights on the business. "The biggest lesson I've learned is to give space to some of the emotional undercurrents that have to happen with change," Allen, who previously helmed U.S. companies Vimeo, Ask.com, and Care.com, told Business Insider. "That is something that I think people who are new CEOs at times can miss." Incoming leaders who announce plans for upheaval at a company the moment they come on board can create unnecessary stress for workers, warned Allen. "What ends up happening is people just feel the whiplash of the change,"

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X Expand your global reach with Vimeo’s enhanced AI translation features What’s new with Vimeo’s AI translations? You can now easier to connect with worldwide audiences thanks to significant enhancements to our video translation capabilities, supported by Vimeo AI. More than just translations, Vimeo is now providing a comprehensive solution within their all-in-one video platform and using AI tools to make global communication easier and more accessible than ever — in just a few clicks! Here are some of they key updates designed to streamline your localization workflow and ensure the accuracy of your translated videos, without the need for multiple third-party tools and complex workflows. Get ready for Editable, subtitle-only translations Custom terms and phrases A flexible, transparent, pay-as-you-go structure An updated user interface to manage multiple translations at once Editable, subtitle-only translations It’s estimated that roughly 70% of viewers prefer to watch videos with subtitles, so we’re expanding our AI translation features to include editable subtitle translations. Effortlessly generate subtitles in 36 languages with our best in class technology, then share with a human friend or team member to review and edit for any adjustments. Custom terms and phrases Tired of AI misinterpreting industry-specific jargon or brand names? Want to

Rizwan Siddiqui Sat, Jun 28, 2025, 5:15 a.m. 2 min read In This Article: Vimeo Inc. (NASDAQ:VMEO) is one of the  10 best debt-free IT penny stocks to buy . Vimeo recently announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Gillian Munson, will be stepping down from her role, effective August 8, 2025. The company has begun the search for her successor with the help of an external recruitment firm. The company has entered into a separation agreement with Munson, which includes standard severance terms and a bonus arrangement. On a brighter note, despite the leadership change, Vimeo has reiterated its financial guidance for the full year ending December 31, 2025. The company also plans to announce its second-quarter results on August 4. Leadership Change at Vimeo (VMEO), But Outlook Remains Steady An innovative video platform in the process of streaming a virtual event. On the other side, analyst sentiment saw a slight adjustment. In early May, Piper Sandler’s analyst Thomas Champion revised Vimeo’s price target from $10 to $8, citing a lower valuation multiple. Still, the firm maintained an Overweight rating on the stock. First-quarter revenue and EBITDA came in ahead of expectations, but the breakdown between segments showed a divergence.

Berlin-based e-learning platform Babbel is to gain a new US head in the form of Tim Allen who previously headed the Vimeo video platform. Co-founder Markus Witte, who took over as chief executive in a caretaker capacity in the autumn, is to continue as head of the supervisory board. The market in which Babbel operates is currently undergoing rapid change as a result of artificial intelligence (AI). Babbel competitor Duolingo is leaning heavily on AI in setting up its courses. Duolingo head Louis von Ahn announced in April that the company would gradually stop employing remote staff for tasks that could be done by AI. Babbel is also making use of AI to draw up exercises, although the aim is not to replace employees with software. Allen sees options in AI to individualize learning processes. AI is also being used in an add-on by means of which students can engage with the app. Babbel is working on the assumption that people will still want to learn a foreign language, despite the availability of translation apps. People do not learn languages to get to their hotel in Beijing, Witte believes. While these apps can help with everyday tasks, they will not