Book release : 'Go kiss the world' by Subroto Bagchi

Followed by his famous book 'The high performance Entrepreneur', Mindtree chief gardener Subroto Bagchi has released his second book titled 'Go kiss the world' yesterday. The book release function was held in Crossword book store in Brigade road and I was present there. Subroto formally released the book by handing over the first set of copies to Sudha Murthy, Girish Karnad and VG Siddhartha (see photographs below). Followed by the release, he read some chapters for the audience followed by a Q & A session.





The phrase 'Go kiss the world' was told to Subroto by his mother when she was in her deathbed. These simple yet powerful words have become the mantra for Subroto's life who has become a successful Entrepreneur, coming from a very humble background. In this book he has used his personal life as a canvas to provide some of the most imporant life lessons to budding young professionals. I have bought a copy for myself and skimmed thro' the first chapter yesterday. Found is pretty interesting. Will write the review once finish reading it. Followed by the book reading, Subroto answered some of the questions from audience. The questions ranged from attrition in IT company to building emotional infrastructure in organizations.

It was really a useful evening,worth spending time with such great people.

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