Stimulate reading

For us, reading is essential to broaden the mind, train the brain, and develop intelligence. That’s why Daoust promotes reading by providing numerous books each year, both internally and externally, and by supporting various projects:

Books@Daoust is an initiative by Giles Daoust to promote reading and helpful management. Through this initiative, Giles Daoust offers, via LinkedIn or through our partners, either books published under his label Title Books or a selection of books that have inspired him. These books are provided free of charge to anyone who requests them via books@daoust.be. His goal: to share his passion for reading and to encourage personal development and a love of reading among all who are interested.

running the “Book of the Summer/Winter” initiative for years: Twice a year, we offer each staff member a book. Every employee can choose their book from a list curated by Giles, featuring books that have inspired or resonated with him in some way.

supporting the “Foire du Livre de Bruxelles” organization, particularly its Objectif Lire program. The Objectif Lire program targets audiences that are distant from reading and writing for social, cultural, economic, or other reasons (such as the elderly, prisoners, immigrants, illiterates). It offers writing workshops and literary events as a beautiful way to introduce the world of books to those who are far removed from it.

Daoust also supports the Out of the Books Festival, the first education festival in Belgium, aimed at introducing tools and new techniques related to the field of education to help evolve practices. Supporting the evolution of the educational system and reigniting the joy of learning in the new generation—actions that are truly Welcome to the Family!

Daoust also supports La Cambre and its Master’s program in Literary Texts and Creative Writing, designed for young writers who wish to professionalize their artistic approach connected to writing practices. By creating this Master’s program, La Cambre has positioned itself as a pioneer in Belgium, offering an ambitious curriculum centered around literary creation