Lenell Lucas

Accountant (Retired) | Inventor

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1954

Born to Lenell Lucas, Sr. and Anne Brown Lucas Small in Brooklyn, NY.

1970

Plays viola and cello in the New York City High School Orchestra.

1972

Is selected for inclusion to Cambridge Who’s Who of American High School Students.

1976

Serves the U.S. Army as a petroleum supply specialist until 1979.

1982

Earns a Bachelor of Business Administration from Baruch College.

1986

Is an accounting intern for the U.S. Department of the Army until 1988.

1988

Works as a disk jockey through 2019.

1989

Teaches as an instructor at business schools and again in 1997; Is an accountant with the U.S. Department of Defense until retiring in 2007.

2001

Is a staff accountant with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission until 2004.

2004

Is an operations accountant for the Defense Information Systems Agency until retiring in 2007.

2005

Invents the Fruitsuit Card Game.

2006

Becomes a Certified Defense Financial Manager by the American Society of Military Comptrollers.

2008

Is a staff accountant for Futrend, Inc; Serves as a consultant to the federal government until 2011.

2009

Is a financial analyst for Delta Resources.

2011

Is a consultant with Herdt Consulting, Inc.

2020

Invents the Prime Numbers Contest; Is honored by Strathmore Who’s Who as a professional for inventing gambling games.

2021

Maintains membership with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and American Legion.

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