Background
Lutz, Edward Oscar was born on July 31, 1919 in Brooklyn. Son of A. George and Selema (Holtzmann) Lutz.
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Edward Oscar Lutz
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Edward Oscar Lutz, American accountant, educator. Member American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, American Association of University Professors, New York State Society Certified Public Accountants, American Accounting Association, National Association Accts. (one of 2 dozen Most Successful Accts. and Executives in North America Half Success Guide 1983).
Education
Bachelor of Science, Columbia University, 1940. Postgraduate, Golden Gate Law School, San Francisco, 1945.
Career
Instructor, department economics Brooklyn College, 1948—1957, assistant professor, 1958—1965, associate professor, 1965—1969, professor, 1970—1989, director, accounting programs, 1981—1984, chairman, department economics, 1984—1988, professor emeritus, since 1989. Founding partner Lutz and Carr, Certified Public Accountants, New York City, 1949—1969. Executive director Musical Arena Theatres Association, 1954—1969.
Founder, director Performing Arts Management Institute, 1958—1959. Visiting professor New School Social Research, 1963—1964, Yale University, 1970. Executive director Ray Moore Foundation, Dennis, Massachusetts, 1984—1988.
Comptroller Universal Motors Company North America, 1988. Board directors Indian Motors Company. 1st lieutenant United States Army, 1942-1946.
Achievements
Membership
Treasurer, board directors New York American Civil Liberties Union, Brooklyn, 1963—1979. Chairman, grievances Professional Staff Congress, 1966—1979. Member of American Association of University Professors, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, National Association Accountants (named Most Successful Accountants and Executives 1983), American Accounting Association, New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants.
Connections
Married Alice M. Lessem, January 3, 1944. Children: Terry Jane Lutz Goldring, Richard Henry, William Weitzmann.
Education
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1940
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1945