Show up as the authority you are.
When a board member, reporter, investor or acquirer looks you up, an AI model answers before any of your material does. Lilypath shows you that answer, and gives you the specific changes that correct it.
Your last title is doing the talking.
Language models describe you from whatever the open web makes easiest to retrieve. For most executives that means the role with the longest tail of coverage — the operating job you held for nine years, not the company you have been running for eighteen months. The model is not wrong about the past. It is confidently out of date about the present, and it says so in the same even tone it uses for everything else.
That matters more at your level than further down an org chart, because the questions people ask about you are consequential. Not “who is this person” but “should we put them on the board,” “is this the right person to quote,” “who leads this category.” An answer that is merely stale reads as an answer that is settled.
The gaps that quietly cost credibility.
Role and scope clarity
Make your current mandate unambiguous — what you run, how large, and since when — so the engines stop describing a job you left two moves ago.
Category authority
Get credited for the market you are actually defining, rather than a generic title anyone with the same seniority could hold. This is the difference between appearing when someone asks about you and appearing when they ask about your category.
One consistent narrative
Align your profile, your press coverage and the open web so the models read a single confident story. Where sources disagree, they hedge — and hedging reads as doubt.
Ask the question without your name in it.
Most people check their own name and stop there. The engines almost always have something to say about a named executive, so that test tends to pass. The revealing question is the one a buyer, a journalist or a nominating committee actually asks: who are the leading people in this category, in this market, right now.
If your name does not come back, you are not being rejected. You are not in the answer at all, and nobody tells you. Your free Authority Snapshot runs both kinds of question and shows you which one you fail.
See what the models say about you today.
Free, no account. Six questions each to ChatGPT and Gemini, scored across six dimensions.