Venture Center Library Blog

Venture Center Library organized an enlightening talk by Mrinalini Sanchan on “How to Build Your Social Media Strategy From Scratch,” on 19th January 2024

Here are the top 3 takeaways from this talk:

1. Content is NO longer king: It’s the emperor now! Quality content is the bridge, but engagement is the destination. The journey through cyber space taught us that it’s not just about what you say; it’s about how you make your audience feel.

2. Importance of knowing your customers: The more you know, the more you grow! Tailoring content for your audience is the secret sauce. Understanding their needs, desires, and digital habits is the compass that guides you to the heart of your community.

3. Patience, Persistence, and Consistency: The Holy Trinity of Cracking Social Media! Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is a robust online presence. Shoutout to Mrinalini for reinforcing the power of endurance in this dynamic journey through the cyber wilderness.

Namrata Salwe and Vaishanvi Pote presented a knowledge sharing workshop hosted by the Venture Center Library on improving your understanding of data charts and graphs. The presentation did a good job of presenting basic graphs and charts.

Beyond the headlines of successful drugs lie untold tales of perseverance.

The Venture Center library had the privilege of hosting an Author Talk by Dr. Narendra Chirmule on ‘Good Genes Gone bad’

He took us through interesting stories and anecdotes from the book. He dwelled on why he wrote the book and why it is important to note the good times and the bad as human beings.

It was a highly engaging session and the audience didn’t hold back with the questions. We spoke about precision medicine, gene therapy, the ethics of animal testing, and a lot more. Have you read the book?

The Venture Center library regularly hosts such unique events.
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Venture Center Book Club invites you to BYOB (Bring Your Own Book) Party

Hey Bookworms!

As the year draws to a close, it’s time to celebrate our literary adventures with a bang! Our end-of-year reading Party is just around the corner, and it’s YOUR time to shine.

BYOB ( Bring your own Book )
It’s time to share this year’s favorite book with your fellow book club members. Bring along that one book you read this year that has stayed with you Share the magic, the moments, and the mysteries that made your reading year unforgettable.  Whether it’s a gripping plot twist, a character who stole your heart, or a quote that lingered in your thoughts, let’s revel in the stories that defined our 2023 reading journey.

Date: 15th December 2023
Time: 4 pm to 5 pm
Location: Venture Center Library, 100, NIP, Dr. Homi Bhabha Rd. Pashan, Pune-411008.

Registration Link-https://forms.gle/6mvXkwbXHonaeH679

Prepare to be enchanted by tales, laughter, and maybe add to your reading collection for next year.  Feel free to bring a snack to share, and let’s make this reading party the talk of the town (or at least our book club)!

Can’t wait to hear about your literary escapades! 

Broadening your horizons and sharing new perspectives on intriguing topics, Who said book clubs were only meant for sharing your love for books? Venture Center Library’s latest Book Club featuring “Three Thousand Stitches” by Sudha Murthy had a room full of book lovers sharing their admiration for Mrs. Murthy’s work. Many of them pertinently pointed out their favorite stories out of the compilation and vividly narrated their share of similar experiences. Be it the pranks & hustling during hardships in the early college days, the fond memories created with grandparents, or trying to overcome challenges & biases within their respective work environments, each of them had their own perspectives and takeaways to share!

Commemorating Sudha Murthy’s personality in the truest sense, Venture Center’s own Niruta Killedar shared stories and her experiences working towards the betterment of children in Kashmir & the Indian northern border regions as part of her work with Aseem Foundation

They say real superheroes don’t wear capes, and quite rightfully so this book club just became a means to meet & celebrate a few of them!

Stay tuned to know more about our upcoming book club…