In 1988, Randy started her own tax firm in downtown Seattle, which grew to over 800 individual tax clients, as well as many trusts and corporations. In 2011, Randy sold the firm with the intention of doing more art and community activism and spending more time with her family. But Randy’s daughter, Deva, had a different idea — a request that Randy pass the baton and teach her tax. Ever entrepreneurial, and apparently not at all ready to retire, Randy was thrilled and opened a new firm to teach Deva with real-world experience. Randy and Deva have since become business partners and renamed the firm Joseph & Hetrick, LLC. Having a boutique firm fits their style perfectly. With a small team and a narrowed focus on equity compensation, this close working model allows them to know and understand their clients deeply — finances, dreams, goals, and challenges.