George Cadbury (businessman)

George Cadbury was a British businessman who co-managed the Cadbury chocolate company in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was known for improving workers' conditions, introducing fair wages and benefits, and promoting social welfare. At a time when industrialists often prioritized profits, Cadbury focused on creating a better environment for employees and their families. He also contributed to urban development, building the model village of Bournville to provide healthy housing for workers. His approach combined successful business practices with a commitment to social responsibility, influencing the future of ethical business leadership.