GangwarEarly Life and Entrepreneurship: Mayank Gangwar, an international figure hailing from Pilibhit, is the visionary founder of Genius Words, a global initiative revolutionizing the world of book publishing since its establishment in June 2023. Through Gnius Words, Mayank challenges traditional publishing norms by offering free International Book Publishing Services on 20+ platforms, providing accessible avenues for writers and poets worldwide.Musical Endeavors: In the realm of music, Mayank has collaborated with Prakhar Chitravanshi on noteworthy songs including "Tera Saath," "Angaar," and "Kinaara," available on 220+ international stores including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, JioSaavn, Deezer, Tidal, Youtube Music, and many more. Also, produced "Artistic Yogi" with Granth.Diverse Talents and Roles: Additionally, Mayank's multifaceted talents extend beyond entrepreneurship and music to include roles as an author, poet, podcaster, lyricist, debater, and social entrepreneur, making a significant mark on the literary and cultural landscape.Podcasting and Public Speaking: He hosts the highly acclaimed "Dear Paarijaat" Podcast Show, fostering engaging and insightful discussions from countries like the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, India, France, Italy, and more, where he has interviewed celebrities, entrepreneurs, and influencers, further solidifying his position as an influential figure in the literary and entrepreneurial spheres.Team Leadership: Mayank's leadership extends to leading a dynamic team of 20+ members at Genius Words, collaborating with individuals such as Prakhar Chitravanshi, Director; Anas Ansari, Head of Book Design; Arpit Bala Saini, a content creator and YouTuber leading marketing efforts; and Marketing Partners Saksham Gangwar and Alzama Ansari, all working tirelessly to bring diverse talents and creative expressions to the forefront in the world of international book publishing.For inquiries and collaborations, reach out to Mayank Gangwar.Contact email: contactgeniuswords@gmail.com Read More Read Less