Deepam Yogi

Deepam Yogi is an adventurer at heart, socially conscious in her gut and professionally a strategic consultant. She is a marketing professional with over 15 years of experience in the field of marketing and specializes in Advertising, Media & Branding. She is a people’s person and a firm believer that everyone must work in a good work environment; and that companies owe this to their employees. This belief led her transition to HR and she co-founded Yellow Spark Solutions.

Deepam’s strength lies in bringing resources together (especially people) to provide unique, strategic and structured solutions to situations at hand. Her integrated marketing approach, ability to create inspiring content and passion for change is contagious.

She began her marketing & media career with Lintas Media Group where she worked closely with brands to develop strategic media solutions & innovations for her clients.

After 5 years, Deepam moved on to lead the Marketing team of the only volunteer organisation in India – iVolunteer. After setting up the marketing team at iVolunteer, Deepam took over the operational responsibility of setting up Indian First Social Communication Agency – Social Access Communications in 2012. She continues to engage with cause related communication campaigns and serves on the board of Social Access. In 2015, she co-founded a human resources consulting firm with a vision to support organisations to build workplaces that people love being a part of.

Committed to social change and an active volunteer herself, Deepam believes that each one of us can impact social change if we have the intent to start with ourselves. She is passionate about the environment and its conservation and runs a passion project ‘Wild Ventures’ where she leads treks, trail and wildlife safaris to bring people closer to nature so that they may feel inspired to protect it.

If you don’t find her at her desk, she would probably be outdoors climbing a mountain, perhaps soaking in the forest or capturing the world around her through the tiny lens of her camera.