George Henry Alexander Clowes

George Henry Alexander Clowes (1877–1958) was a doctor who worked as the first research director at Eli Lilly and Company. He was responsible for mobilizing Eli Lilly resources to mass-produce insulin, making it available for diabetics beginning in 1923. He was an art collector whose collection of paintings by European Old Masters was donated to the Indianapolis Museum of Art. He and his two sons established The Clowes Fund in 1952 to fund art, education, and social services. The Clowes Award for cancer research was named in his honor.
His grandson, Alexander Whitehill Clowes, wrote "The Doc and the Duchess", a book about his grandfather's life and legacy.