Suhit Anantula is a strategy designer, systems thinker, and the founder of The Helix Lab, a practice dedicated to helping leaders navigate the complex intersection of AI, transformation, and uncertainty with calm clarity. Over a career spanning more than two decades, he has worked across sectors, advising multinational companies, federal and state governments, not-for-profits, and startups on how to design for resilience and sustainable value in a rapidly changing world .
His work is defined by a commitment to the co-intelligent organization—a concept he champions through his writing and practice. He is the author of The Helix Blueprint: Strategy Design Playbook in the AI Era and the forthcoming The Helix Moment, which introduces his signature framework for orchestrating human-machine collaboration . His insights have earned him recognition as a GOOD DESIGN® Award winner, and he is a frequent contributor to publications including Entrepreneur India .
Currently a Non-Executive Director at Health Partners in South Australia, Suhit brings his expertise in business and systems design to the governance of one of the region’s largest not-for-profit health funds . His board role complements his advisory work, where he focuses on helping organizations move beyond the hype of AI to create grounded, ethical, and strategically aligned implementations . He is also an Industry Fellow at the University of South Australia, where he contributes to shaping the next generation of strategic thinkers .
At LTSP26, Suhit offers a vital perspective on the conference’s central challenge: moving beyond the “trendslop” of generic AI-generated advice to build authentic, context-specific strategic advantage. His philosophy is rooted in the belief that strategy must evolve like DNA, adapting to its environment while maintaining core principles . Rather than viewing AI as a replacement for human judgment, he advocates for a “co-intelligence” model—designing systems where human insight and machine intelligence strengthen each other .
For leaders struggling to define a meaningful role for AI in their strategy processes, Suhit provides a practical, design-led approach. His frameworks emphasize collaboration, iteration, and seamless integration, helping teams move from paralysis to action. He challenges organizations to use AI not as a crutch, but as a catalyst for rethinking their entire strategic approach—uncovering hidden opportunities and designing solutions that meet today’s needs while shaping a better tomorrow.
His interactive persona, Postmortem Priya, at LTSP26 will be essential for anyone seeking to transform the promise of AI into a disciplined, human-centric, and lasting advantage.