0:00:00 – 0:00:27
[Video of empty classroom, pans to Stu speaking to camera]
Stu Lang: “I know as the company started to grow bigger, they wanted a corporate name to cover all the different factories and one of the suggestions was Lang Company. And he said they will never call this business after my name. I always respected that.”

0:00:27 – 0:00:36
[Video of Stu walking into empty classroom and sitting down at a chair]

0:00:37 – 0:00:41
[Video of Barb speaking to camera]
Barb: “Well he was extremely charismatic and
had the best smile.”

0:00:42 – 0:00:50
[Video of Stu speaking to camera]
Stu: “They always called him Gord, it was not Mr. Lang. He'd wander around the plants and talked to people.”

0:00:51 – 0:00:59
[Video of photos of Gordon]
Barb: “He knew every single employee and he knew everything about their family and that speaks volumes for the type of person my father was. 

0:01:00 – 0:01:03
[Video of Donald speaking to camera]
Donald Lang: “He didn't see himself any different than anybody else.” 

0:01:04 – 0:01:10
[Video of photos of Gordon]
“His kindness, his generosity, that's what I remember I mean that's Gordon, he was a perfect gentleman. 

0:01:11 – 0:01:24
[Video of Donald speaking to camera]
Donald: “Well it started from an idea and it started small started in
the back of the factory of another business. We did 26 acquisitions in 26
years. In all cases Gordon would do business on a handshake. So we became a very large company.”

0:01:25 – 0:01:34
[Video of Janis Wade speaking to camera]
Janis: “Not only has he built the business, he's built it always and always been true to his boundaries. 

0:01:35 – 0:01:44
[Video of photos of Gordon, pans to Julia speaking to camera]
Julia: “He was such a remarkable man, an incredible business leader, who led with integrity and took a Canadian business and made it a global powerhouse.

0:01:45 – 0:01:50
[Video of campus, intense music plays]

0:01:51 – 0:01:59
[Video of Franco Vacarrino speaking to camera]
Franco: “Canada's public universities have a great reputation around the world and University of Guelph in particular. Private donors play a huge, huge role.”

0:02:00 – 0:02:35
[Video of campus, pans to Julia]
Julia: “Through this gift we'll have the opportunity to search the world for four amazing faculties that will join us in finance, in marketing, and leadership and sport, and event management. There is going to be a remarkable gifts for scholarships, funds that are going to allow our students to participate in competitions provincially, nationally and
internationally, but on top of that the gift is going to do so many other things. I couldn't be more excited about having a brand and the recognition that that brand will bring us.”

0:02:36 – 0:02:44
[Video of Julia speaking to camera]
Julia continues: “Here at the University of Guelph we sincerely believe that business can and in fact must be a force for good in the world.” 

0:02:45 – 0:02:58
[Video of Olaitan speaking to camera, pans to campus video shot]
Olaitan: “We strongly focus on making sure that the business we do is making everyone better so our investors are making money but our community is improving, people have been lifted out of poverty and all the key UN SDG goals are being ticked off and checked off.” 

0:02:59 – 0:03:06
[Video of Martin Castellan speaking to camera]
Martin: “Having gone to the University of Guelph and understanding
what the University of Guelph stands for, it's the bigger picture, business is a part of society as a whole.”

0:03:07 – 0:03:15
[Video of Franco speaking to camera]
Franco: “Universities lift communities and communities lift universities and in many ways the Gordon S. Lang vision and values reflect that.”

0:03:15 – 0:03:31
[Video of campus, pans to Julia speaking to camera]
Julia: “This isn't just about a name. This is about the right name. This is about a business leader with who our values align. In all respects, this gift will put business at Guelph on the map.”

0:03:32 – 0:03:41
[Video of Olaitan speaking to camera]
Olaitan: “I personally want to do work in the world that brings about good and that's something that the University of Guelph stands for as a whole.

0:03:42 – 0:03:56
[Video of Stu Lang walking on campus]
Voice on the phone: “We would hope that, you know, having his name Gordon S. Lang on the building would provide example to Business Economics students what can be done in this country.”

0:03:57 – 0:04:10
[Video of Stu walking on campus, pans to Stu walking into Macdonald Hall building]
Voice in background: “If my father was here today and was speaking to the students he would tell them that it's so important to find your passion and follow that dream and not be afraid of failure.

0:04:11 – 0:04:27
[Video of Stu sitting in empty classroom as students begin to walk in; Stu starts to walk out and looks back at students in class]
Stu Lang: “Be soft-spoken, be humble work, work hard, take risks. One of the most important things he taught us and he would say to the students is leave this world a better place.”

0:04:28 – 0:04:46
[Video of Stu speaking to camera]
Stu Lang: “Dad was always supporting us to achieve our dreams and even though he may feel embarrassed to have a business school named after him he would still pat me on the back and say well done son.”

0:04:47 – 
[Video fades to black; text appears on screen]
Text reads: “Stu and Kim Lang donated $21 million to create the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics. It is the largest donation in University of Guelph history.”