
I am a marketing communications and operations professional who actually gets things done. Five-plus years across media, CSR and education: leading delivery on a 100,000 euro-plus festival that grew attendance 30 percent and cut costs 25 percent, coordinating campaigns for 10+ brands, and building dashboards that improved decision-making 40 percent. In 2025 I added an MSc in Business Analytics from University of Galway to the toolkit. Originally from India, based in Ireland since September 2024, I bring cross-cultural fluency, analytical rigour and a relentless bias for execution.
Outside work I have built a content brand from scratch: drone cinematography, 360 video, travel reels and brand visuals. Over 1 million views generated. I collaborate with local businesses and creatives on a freelance basis. It started as a way to stay creative. It became proof that I understand audiences, storytelling and what makes people stop scrolling.
Every skill I have built behind a camera or in a content edit has made me sharper in a boardroom. Knowing what grabs attention makes me a better marketer. Understanding visual systems makes me a better communicator. The two sides are not separate. They are the same instinct applied differently.
I started flying a drone because I wanted better footage of the places I was exploring. It turned into something closer to a second discipline: learning what makes a shot worth watching, how a story holds together across thirty seconds, what actually makes someone stop scrolling. None of that is separate from the marketing work. It is the same instinct, pointed at a camera instead of a campaign brief.
Travel is the other constant. Moving to Ireland meant starting from zero in a country I knew almost nothing about, and the way I have made sense of it is by going and looking: coastlines, small towns, the roads between them. A lot of that ends up as drone footage and reels. Some of it just stays as the reason I keep doing this.