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Sir Adrian Cadbury

Sir Adrian Cadbury (1929-2015) was a prominent British businessman and a key figure in corporate governance. He is best known for leading the Cadbury Report in 1992, which set out important principles for good governance in companies, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and the roles of boards of directors. His work helped shape modern corporate governance practices, encouraging companies to adopt ethical standards and improve their oversight mechanisms. Cadbury was also a member of the Cadbury chocolate family, known for its iconic brand, but his legacy largely lies in his contributions to the ethics and management of businesses.