Ira Curry recently held a private meeting with members of his Secretary Council, including his Press & Media Secretary, as preparations continue for Phase II of the 2026 Press Tour. But according to individuals familiar with the conversation, the meeting wasn't about announcing another interview or making a public appearance. It was about something bigger. It was about deciding who gets access to the story of the Business Celebrity Movement.

According to people briefed on the discussion, much of the conversation focused on which publications, media outlets, and personalities would be the right fit to introduce new audiences to the Movement. One reporter described the discussion as "highly selective," explaining that the focus wasn't just on who wanted coverage, but who truly understood the vision behind the Movement. Sources say Curry's focus was clear: the goal isn't to chase every opportunity. It's to choose the right ones.

Entertainment media reportedly became one of the topics discussed, with members of council exploring the possibility of expanding coverage beyond traditional business outlets as interest in the Business Celebrity Movement continues to grow. Podcasts were also reportedly part of the conversation. According to one reporter familiar with the meeting, long-form discussions were discussed as a possible way to give audiences a deeper look into Curry, the Movement, and its future. 

No appearances or interviews have been confirmed. However, several attendees reportedly believe podcasts could soon become another way fans and new audiences connect with the Movement. The discussion also included future press coverage, strategic partners, creators, and influencers. Sources say the goal isn't simply finding people with large audiences. It's finding the right voices to tell the story.

One insider says Curry spent much of the meeting listening before sharing his own direction. According to that individual, Curry emphasized that attention alone is not the goal. The right attention is. Several sources say Curry personally weighed in on key decisions as the group discussed the next phase of public awareness surrounding the Movement. No final announcements have been made, and plans could still change before anything becomes public.

Still, one message reportedly remained clear. Phase II isn't about doing more. It's about choosing the right stage. Whether that stage becomes a major publication, a podcast, an entertainment outlet, or something fans haven't seen yet remains unknown. The invitations have not been announced. The partnerships have not been revealed. But behind closed doors, the next chapter of the Business Celebrity Movement is already being shaped. And when the story is told, it will be told by the right voices.