George Cadbury began selling teas, chocolate drinks and coffee in 1824 along Bull Street in Birmingham England. As the company grew, it became an iconic brand that is now part of England's culture and history. Felicity also said that her great-grandfather had gone to great lengths to ensure that his employees were well taken care of and treated respectfully. She does not want the culture behind Cadbury to disappear as it is absorbed by Kraft.

In the big scheme of things, Kraft's acquisition of Cadbury is not something that has raised many eyebrows. It will make Kraft the largest confectioner in the world, but not many are complaining or crying foul. Felicity raises an important question though, is business just about making money?

If you have been negatively impacted by the recent recession, you should think twice before answering. If we're not careful, Capitalism in its purest form could end up decimating the middle class and return us to the dark ages where there were basically two classes, the rich and the poor.

To counter this possibility, a growing trend in business is a move to make Capitalism more socially responsible. If businesses and people had been more socially responsible over the past 10 years, our current economic crisis could have been avoided.

To Lead With Honor in the world of business means to do your best to make a profit for your company, but to temper this goal with social responsibility. The goals would become something like this: