Sue believes that there is room for humor and humanity in the world of accounting. The culture she has built at Richman Accountancy is one of authenticity and making connections. She knows that the best way to relate to clients is to always be herself. She epitomizes the wonderful balance of instructor and conversationalist which brings clients a level of comfort while gaining a higher understanding of how Richman can help them thrive. Growing up in a home of educators, Sue was raised to be a communicator. Her expertise and educative approach are what sets her and her team apart. Sue finds balance outside of work by taking in a good book, laughing at political satire and playing with her pooches and her desert tortoise, Shelly – another wink from Sue’s sense of humor.

Even though he’s a dog person, Andy Richman knows what it takes to organize all the moving parts and pieces of the office. Andy brings structure and process. By applying common sense and consistency, he makes the operation of the Richman office seamless, never stuffy. After all, Andy’s background in the party supply industry taught him that the most important element of a good party is a good plan. When he’s not dotting i’s, he’s setting up tees on the golf course or taking in a classic Mel Brooks film.