Srishti Srivastava Takes the Dreamforce 2026 Stage in San Francisco
Infiheal's Founder and CEO, Srishti Srivastava, joined the speaker lineup at Dreamforce 2026, Salesforce's flagship annual conference held at Moscone Center, San Francisco, from 15 to 17 September. She took the stage at "Dreampitch: Where Impact Wins" to share the story of building Healo and Infiheal's work at the intersection of AI and mental healthcare infrastructure, bringing a company built in India into one of the most significant conversations happening at the forefront of global technology and impact.
About Dreamforce 2026
Dreamforce is one of the world's largest technology conferences, described by some as the Super Bowl of software. The 2026 edition drew a crowd of more than 43,000 in-person attendees at Moscone Center, with millions more joining online, making it one of the biggest Dreamforce events on record.
The conference was opened by Salesforce Chair and CEO Marc Benioff, who unveiled AIforce, a new agentic interface built with Anthropic's Claude, alongside a suite of products designed to bring trapped value out of enterprise systems. The main keynote featured Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, who engaged in a substantive and at times pointed exchange about the pace of AI development and the question of safety regulation. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman joined Benioff separately for an afternoon fireside chat covering AI regulation, the pace of progress, and the future of the technology.
Other speakers across the three days included Salesforce co-founder Mike Krieger, H.E. Omar Sultan AlOlama, UAE Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, and Reese Witherspoon, Academy Award-winning actress, producer, and Founder of Hello Sunshine. The conference this year placed the AI safety debate, one usually confined to essays, congressional hearings, and social media, directly in front of a live global enterprise-software audience, with major AI leaders sharing and challenging each other's views in real time.
Dreampitch: Where Impact Wins
Within that context, Srishti took the Dreampitch stage to represent Infiheal and Healo. The session was built around founders using technology to drive meaningful impact, and it put Srishti in front of an audience that had just spent two days hearing from the people shaping the direction of global AI: what it gets right, where it falls short, and what responsibility in this space actually looks like in practice.
Her pitch brought a different but equally urgent angle to that conversation. Building AI for mental health is not a peripheral application of the technology. It is one of the most consequential, given the scale of the global mental health treatment gap and the very real human stakes of getting it wrong. Srishti shared Infiheal's story, from the problem she first noticed to the platform now reaching people across 165 countries, and the conviction that technology can make meaningful support more accessible, personal, and genuinely human.
A Company Built in India, in Conversations Happening at the Forefront
For the Infiheal team, watching Srishti take the Dreamforce stage alongside Jensen Huang, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Marc Benioff, and the full Dreamforce speaker lineup is a moment of real pride. Not because of the company she kept, though that is significant, but because of what it represents: a company built in India, rooted in a deeply personal understanding of what it means to need mental health support and not know where to find it, now standing in the rooms where the future of AI is being actively decided.
