As a national-level badminton player, Sunil has lived the connection between nutrition and performance firsthand. For five years, he followed his son Sanjay's path - an international badminton champion whose secret to sustained excellence was a carefully curated breakfast drink.

Leveraging his 30 years of experience in sales, marketing and brand strategy across leading consumer and food companies, at yEat, Sunil brings his deep expertise in consumer insights, go-to-market models, and brand building to ensure that every Indian can access the same champion's breakfast that transformed his family's mornings and their lives.

An alumnus of the Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA), he has held leadership roles with iconic organizations such as Amul, Britannia, Mars, and PepsiCo, building brands that have touched millions of Indian lives. He has consulted for organizations with diverse constitutions across India in the domains of brand and value chain.

At yEat, Venugopal Murthi (Venu) is driven by a simple yet profound belief: health should be easy and nutrition should be accessible. He recognized that India's breakfast crisis wasn't about a lack of awareness but one of design. Busy professionals weren't choosing to skip breakfast; their mornings simply weren't designed to support better habits.

Bringing over 25 years of global experience in innovation, technology-led transformation, and strategic brand leadership, Venu defines yEat's long-term strategy, brand philosophy and technology vision to create a seamless, frictionless experience where the healthiest choice becomes the easiest one.

An alumnus of MIT's executive programs in Fintech and Innovation of Products & Services, Venugopal has extensive international exposure and a proven track record of turning visionary ideas into scalable realities. He has worked across multiple geographies and industries, leading initiatives at the intersection of technology, consumer behavior, and business design.

A serial entrepreneur, Sathya Narayanan (Sathya) understands that a nation's potential is only as strong as the health and wellness of its people. At yEat, he contributes strategic depth, people leadership, and an unwavering commitment to building a movement that transforms behavior. His vision is clear: to give every ambitious Indian the fuel they need to chase their dreams.

At yEat, Sathya draws on his 35 years of leadership experience across healthcare, wellness, and large-scale operations, with significant exposure to international markets including the US, China, Europe, Russia, and Africa.

He has played a pivotal role in building and scaling mission-driven organizations, including the creation of India's largest dedicated dialysis device manufacturing company—a venture rooted in the belief that life-saving care should be accessible to all.
That same purpose-driven ethos fuels his work at yEat Foods.