Emma Erdman was born in Chicago Illinois and is a certified public accountant. At birth she was listed as nationality American, which is a common birth record for those in the United States, other than those born in other foreign countries. Later on in her life, Emma moved to Budapest, Hungary where she earned a degree in economics and worked for many years in accounting and financial consulting firms. She then opened her own consulting firm in Budapest, assisting many wealthy families with all their tax needs. She was also active in philanthropic activities including helping to found the Rudin Family Foundation, which helps provide a scholarship program to women and girls studying abroad. Recently, Emma has co-founded the Global Education Foundation, an organization that provides funding, advice, and guidance to students and organizations focusing on issues of global importance.
It is clear from records located here in the United States, as well as in Hungarian, that Emma Erdman was indeed a citizen of the United States when she married Richard Loeby, a German National. But, is there any way to know how she may have distinguished herself during her employment in Germany? Not really, but there are some clues that would point in a direction that would suggest she did have some success in her career, and some of those clues come from the information provided by her personal websites.
A quick Google search would turn up a number of lists dedicated to Emma and her achievements, most likely in the accounting or business industries. It would not be surprising to learn, based on this research, that she grew up in New York City and studied at a college on the East Coast. Her educational records would also show that she went to college in Wisconsin and worked at several prestigious universities before she settled into her job as a financial consultant in Budapest, Hungary. If one were to search the internet for” Emma Erdman” and “height”, these two lists would be shown, giving us a glimpse into the mind of an internationally recognized consultant and tall woman, which go a long way to explain the choice of English as her personal language.