George Cadbury was a British chocolate manufacturer and philanthropist, best known for co-founding the Cadbury chocolate company with his brother, Richard Cadbury, in 1824. He played a significant role in popularizing milk chocolate and was instrumental in developing the brand's reputation for quality and innovation. In addition to his work in the chocolate industry, George Cadbury was committed to social reform. He established the Bournville village in Birmingham, providing affordable housing and improved living conditions for workers. His efforts contributed to the broader movement of corporate social responsibility in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.