Background
Madden, John Thomas was born on October 26, 1882 in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Michael James and Mary Teresa (Lawton) Madden.
Madden, John Thomas was born on October 26, 1882 in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Michael James and Mary Teresa (Lawton) Madden.
Bachelor of Commercial Science, summa cum laude, New York University School of Commerce Accounts and Finance, 1911. Honorary Master of Arts, Holy Cross College, 1921. Honorary Doctor of Science, University of Newark.
Certied public accountant, New York, 1911, New Jersey, 1926. With New York University School of Commerce since 1911, head Department Accounting Instruction, 1917-1922, assistant dean School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance, 1922-1925, actg. dean 1925, dean since 1925. President Alexander Hamilton Institute, 1929-1935.
President International Accountants Society since 1929. Public governor New York Curb Exchange. Consultant Loew’s Inc. on personnel problems and financial policies since 1943.
Member American Economics Association, American Association University Instrs. in Accounting (president 1921), American Institute Accountants, New York State Society Certified Public Accountants (director 1923), National Association Cost Accountants (director 1938), Academy Political Science, Pan-American Society, Merchants Association New York City, American Association Labor Legislation, American Management Association, American Arbitration Association, Foreign Policy Association, Delta Mu Delta, Theta Nu Epsilon (national president 1925-1928), Alpha Kappa Psi (nat. president 1920-1921). Beta Gamma Sigma (national v.-president 1939. Clubs: Accountants.
Married Anna Marie Callahan, September 3, 1912 (died August 3, 1933).; married second, Anne G. Corrigan, January 25, 1941. Children: Annette Joan (Mistress B. J. J. Mooney), Ruth, Jane Louise, Marjorie Helen (Mistress E. N. Burke).