Leila Hormozi, the co-founder and CEO of private equity firm Acquisition.com, recently shared focused advice on social media about how to sound more confident, a brief but pointed message aimed at followers who want to refine their speaking style. The update lands during one of the most consequential stretches yet for the entrepreneur's public profile.
On May 25, 2026, Acquisition.com confirmed that Leila and her husband Alex Hormozi, along with CEO Sharran Srivatsaa and Chief Media Officer Gabriel Blanco, had signed with Creative Artists Agency. The Hollywood Reporter described the deal as a vehicle to develop speaking engagements, digital and brand partnerships, podcasts and live touring opportunities, formalising what has already become one of the most-watched personal brands in the business creator economy [The Hollywood Reporter, May 25, 2026].
The signing follows a striking run of growth for the holding company the couple launched in 2021 to invest in founder-led businesses. Acquisition.com now generates more than 250 million US dollars in annual revenue across 37 portfolio companies, according to figures cited by CAA and confirmed in coverage by Net Influencer and Hollywood Reporter [Net Influencer, May 2026]. Career Ahead Magazine separately profiled Leila's personal trajectory, tracing how she built a 250-million-dollar empire after a turbulent young adulthood [Career Ahead Magazine, 2026].
Just days before the CAA announcement, on May 22, the Hormozis shared a more personal milestone, revealing that they are expecting their first child together after marrying in 2017. The couple appeared in matching Acquisition shirts in photographs widely circulated across outlets including AOL and Bollywood Shaadis [AOL, May 22, 2026].
Against that backdrop, Hormozi's advice on sounding more confident reads less like a generic motivational clip and more like a window into the operating system of a leader now expected to perform on global stages, from boardrooms to podcasts to arenas. For an Acquisition.com audience accustomed to tactical breakdowns on sales, hiring and operations, the short clip is a reminder that, at her scale, voice and presence are themselves business assets.