As Kamala Harris plans her next moves after a grueling general election campaign, the former vice presidential candidate has found Hollywood representation.

The California politician has inked with Creative Artists Agency, a spokesperson said on Tuesday. The agency plans to focus on speaking gigs and publishing opportunities as Harris maps out options after the end of her term.

The move reunites Harris with her former boss, Joe Biden, who re-signed with the Century City-based representation giant earlier this month. 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, the agency announced. Harris has published two books, 2020s The Truths We Hold: An American Journey (Penguin Random House) and 2009s Smart on Crime: A Career Prosecutors Plan to Make Us Safer (Chronicle), that have delved into the memoir space. A new publishing deal or tome from the former California Senator hasnt yet been revealed, if a new project is in the works.

CAA has built up its speakers bureau roster with politicos, including Sen. Joe Manchin, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Beto ORourke, Andrew Yang, David Plouffe and many more, as it competes with major agency rivals UTA as well as WME, which owns the specialized Harry Walker Agency in the category.

The formal announcement of CAAs re-signing of the vice president arrives days before Harris is set to accept the Chairmans Award at the NAACP Image Awards at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Feb. 22, in one of her first public appearances in the Trump era. The event is set to be televised by CBS.

More to come.