Deepti Jog

Assistant Professor of Management

Dr. Deepti Jog is a faculty member with extensive experience in marketing, consumer behaviour, and sustainable consumption. She completed her MPhil and PhD at Goa Business School, Goa University, and brings over eight years of research and teaching experience, along with four years of industry experience.

Dr. Jog’s research interests focus on green consumption, sustainable alternatives in marketing, and the tourism domain, exploring how environmental and social factors influence consumer choices. She has a strong background in empirical research, case studies, and statistical analysis, including techniques such as regression and Structural Equation Modelling (SEM).

At NALSAR, she teaches Marketing, Consumer Behaviour, Business-to-Business Marketing, and Research Methodology, while contributing to scholarly research that bridges theory and practice in socially responsible marketing.

Education

  • PhD in Marketing from Goa Business School
  • MPhil in Marketing from Goa Business School

Courses Taught

  • Marketing
  • Consumer Behaviour
  • B2B Marketing
  • Research Methodology

Select Publications

  • Jog, D., & Gumparthi, V. P. (2025). The Impact of Co-creation of Experience and Souvenir Authenticity on Destination Brand Experience and Souvenir Repurchase Intention. Vision, 09722629251384106 (SCOPUS) (ABDC – C)
  • Jog, D., Jena, S. K., & Mekoth, N. (2024). Stakeholder responsible behaviour in tourism: Scale development and validation. Tourism Analysis, 29(1), 47–67. (SCOPUS) (ABDC – A)
  • Jog, D., Gumparthi, V. P, & Jena, S. K. (2024). The antecedents and consequences of post-purchase dissonance among tourists purchasing souvenirs: The moderating role of gender, age, and time elapsed. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 58, 51–68. (SCOPUS) (ABDC – A)
  • Caspersz, D., Cullen, H., Davis, M., Jog, D., McGaughey, F., Singhal, D., & Voss, H. (2021). Modern slavery in global value chains: A global factory and governance perspective. Journal of Industrial Relations. (SCOPUS) (ABDC – A)
  • Jog, D., & Mekoth, N. (2017). Development of a tourist risk perception (TRP) scale. International Journal of Tourism and Travel, 10(1), 1–5.- Jena, S. K., & Jog, D. (2016). Price competition in a tourism supply chain. Tourism Economics. (SCOPUS) (ABDC – A)