Arms of George Douglas Anderson
Arms of George Douglas Anderson
Blazon
Per saltire Argent and Azure a saltire per saltire counterchanged between in chief and in base a maple leaf Gules and in each flank a maple leaf Argent;
Symbolism
The design is an allusion to the arms of the Chief of the name Anderson in Scotland, but in blue and white rather than black and white. The stars in the original arms are replaced by maple leaves, each representing a province where Mr. Anderson's career has unfolded.
Crest of George Douglas Anderson
Blazon
Issuant from a circlet Or the upper rim set with bezants, a demi lion Gules holding in its dexter paw a scroll Argent;
Symbolism
The gold discs, heraldic symbols of wealth and economic activity, symbolize Mr. Anderson's involvement with various financial institutions and projects. The red lion refers to Mr. Anderson's Scottish ancestry, while the scroll is a reference to educational achievement and the pursuit of learning.
Motto of George Douglas Anderson
Blazon
(in Gaelic);
Symbolism
A Gaelic phrase meaning "Good things happen".
