- Jessica Alba has signed with Untitled Entertainment for management in all areas, with managers Ashley Josephson, Jason Weinberg, and Matt Rosen on the account.
- Alba departs 3 Arts Entertainment for management, while continuing with CAA for representation and The Lede Company for publicity.
- She has two major films ahead: Maserati: The Brothers opposite Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins, and spy thriller The Mark.
- Her Netflix film Trigger Warning debuted #1 in 67 countries and has surpassed 91 million views globally.
Jessica Alba has a new management team. The Golden Globe-nominated actress, producer, and entrepreneur has signed with Untitled Entertainment in all areas, with managing partners Ashley Josephson, Jason Weinberg, and Matt Rosen leading the account. She previously received management representation from 3 Arts Entertainment.
On the agency side, Alba recently signed with CAA in April 2026 and continues with The Lede Company for publicity.
Alba is heading into one of the busiest stretches of her career. She’s set to appear alongside Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins in Maserati: The Brothers, and stars in Justin Chadwick’s spy thriller The Mark.
Her Netflix action film Trigger Warning recently debuted at #1 in 67 countries and has racked up more than 91 million views globally. On the unscripted side, she executive produces and co-hosts Honest Renovations on Roku, now in its fourth season.
Beyond acting, Alba founded The Honest Company in 2012, becoming the youngest Latina to take a consumer goods company public, and launched production company Lady Metalmark Entertainment in 2024.
Untitled has been on an active signing streak. Earlier in 2026, the management firm, now backed by TPG’s Initial Group after merging with literary firm Grandview, added Embreigh Courtlyn to its roster.
Takeaways
Jessica Alba’s move to Untitled is a calculated one. After locking in CAA on the agency side just months ago, she’s now fully rebuilding her representation team with a management powerhouse that has serious momentum: fresh capital from TPG, an expanded literary division from the Grandview merger, and a growing client roster. With two high-profile films queued up and a Netflix #1 on her résumé, the timing makes total sense.
Does this management shake-up signal that Alba is repositioning for a bigger return to A-list film, beyond streaming? With Untitled now backed by TPG’s Initial Group, how will the firm’s expanded resources shape the careers of marquee signings like Alba?
