Former Vice President Kamala Harris signs with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for post-White House representation, following in the footsteps of President Joe Biden.
At a Glance
- Harris partners with CAA for speaking engagements and publishing opportunities
- CAA aims to expand Harris’s platform for championing key issues
- Move reunites Harris with Biden, who re-signed with CAA earlier this month
- Speculation arises about Harris’s potential run for California Governor in 2026
Harris Teams Up with Hollywood Agency
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for representation following her general election campaign against Donald Trump. The partnership, announced recently, marks a significant step in Harris’s post-White House career planning. CAA, a powerhouse in the entertainment industry, will focus on securing speaking engagements and publishing opportunities for Harris as she transitions from public office to private life.
The move reunites Harris with President Joe Biden, who also re-signed with CAA earlier this month. This alignment suggests a coordinated approach to their post-administration endeavors, potentially allowing for continued collaboration on shared political and social objectives.
CAA’s partnership with Harris is not merely about booking speaking gigs. The agency aims to create strategic opportunities that will expand Harris’s platform in support of issues she has championed throughout her career. This approach aligns with Harris’s history of advocacy and her expressed commitment to continued public engagement.
“CAA will work closely with Harris on her post-White House initiatives, creating strategic opportunities that expand her platform in support of the issues she has championed throughout decades-long career in public service,” CAA said.
Harris has previously published two books, “The Truths We Hold: An American Journey” and “Smart on Crime: A Career Prosecutor’s Plan to Make Us Safer.” Her partnership with CAA may lead to additional publishing projects, further cementing her legacy and advancing her policy positions.
Future Political Aspirations?
While Harris’s immediate focus appears to be on speaking engagements and advocacy work, speculation has arisen about her potential political future. Some observers have suggested that Harris may be eyeing a run for California Governor when Gavin Newsom’s term ends in 2026.
However, neither Harris nor her representatives have commented on these rumors.
In the meantime, Harris is set to receive the NAACP Chairman’s Award at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, an event that will be televised by CBS. This recognition underscores her ongoing influence and the potential impact of her partnership with CAA in amplifying her voice on crucial social issues.
Harris may be a high-profile candidate if she chooses to run for Governor of California, but it doesn’t mean she’s a popular one. She knows that, right?
