Chair
Andrew Hoffman
- Owns the charter and single prioritized AI roadmap
- Sets direction and priorities, with Chelle as decision maker and funder
- Judges when work is ready for staff review
- Guides the co-chair on execution
The Commercial AI Steerco concentrates effort on a few initiatives that accelerate the sales team—learning from what already exists before Philips enterprise direction lands.
Decision right
The steerco decides what is in, out or not now.
Approval
Chelle approves the roadmap and receives report-up.
Cadence
A 60-minute steerco every three weeks.
Accountability
Two accountable owners move the organization from many good ideas to a focused, testable roadmap.
Chair
Co-chair
Define what the co-chair settles and what escalates to the chair.
Both chairs meet with technical experts Snehal and Rob each cycle.
Speak with one voice to the field and staff; avoid duplicate idea channels.
Prioritized roadmap
ACE is the filter for anything incremental—not another parallel workstream.
Sales training & enablement
ACE workflow in the field
Commercial cockpit / command center
Across all lanes: new ideas enter through the steerco, map to an ACE stage and strategic-blueprint pillar, then sequence against these three lanes.
Operating model
Each cycle turns field evidence into roadmap decisions, closes technical gaps and creates a clear report-up.
The chair, co-chair and technical experts triage in-flight work before each meeting.
Pilot feedback, roadmap decisions, technical blockers and items ready for staff review.
The field cohort logs feedback, experts address structural fixes and the co-chair maintains the decision log.
A one-page readout goes to Chelle’s staff after each steerco, with quarterly roadmap re-prioritization.
Guardrails
AI consumption creates financial investment. The chair and steerco will define how initiatives are measured and how financial ramifications are assessed over time.
What this is not
Not the sole builders or testers, not the owner of every idea and not a permanent structure. Further evolution with Philips direction is anticipated in FY27.
Structure
Who sits at the table and what each seat brings.
| Seat | Who | Brings / decides |
|---|---|---|
| Executive sponsor | CVB | Approves the roadmap; receives report-up |
| Chair | Andrew Hoffman | Charter, roadmap, prioritization, direction and guidance |
| Co-chair | Nicole Roney | Operating rhythm, project execution, decision log and follow-through |
| Technical experts | Rob Blake, Snehal | Architecture, integrations and structural fixes |
| Marketing seat | Kerryann (delegate) | Claims wrapper, competitive intelligence and content standards |
| Sales Ops seat | Ian (delegate) | Data, cockpit, pipeline and forecast use cases |
| Field pilot cohort | ECD + AE + RSD, East & West | 6–8 hours per cycle for testing and structured feedback |
| Enablement | Eric / Tate, Anita | Training integration and pilot logistics |