Andrew Small

Andrew Small joined Gould Killian in September 2013 after working at a local CPA firm in the Charlotte area for 6 years. His primary focus as Tax Manager is taxation for individuals and closely-held companies. He is passionate about helping those new to the profession, establishing themselves and playing an intricate role in firm training. He spends his time away from the firm with his wife and young daughter.

Britta Johnson

Britta Johnson received her bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina at Asheville and her masters in accounting from Western Carolina University. She moved to Asheville in 1997 from the greater New Haven, Connecticut area, and still misses Pepe's pizza a great deal. She joined the firm in 2005 and focuses primarily on income tax preparation and planning for individuals and businesses. She is a member of the NCACA, AICPA, and was Treasurer of the NC Stage Company. In her free time, she enjoys fishing,  tending her orchids, planting roses, and teaching her two cats parlor tricks.

Cheryl McCormick

Cheryl McCormick joined Gould Killian in August 2014 after completing a master's degree in accounting at Western Carolina University. Before entering the field of accounting, Cheryl worked as a management analyst and legislative liaison for the New York County District Attorney. She has worked with counties, municipalities, construction contractors and not-for-profit organizations.

Rob Heyer

Rob Heyer joined Gould Killian in August 2012. He received his Bachelor's Degree from the University of North Carolina at Asheville and his Master of Accountancy from Western Carolina University. Rob's primary focus is tax work including corporations, partnerships, individual, payroll, and sales tax. When not practicing accounting Rob can be found performing around Asheville with The Chris Cooper Project and Carpal Tullar.

Sammy Fong

Sammy Fong joined Gould Killian in January 2014. He specializes in tax work involving individuals, small corporations, partnerships, and non-profits. He has served on the finance committees of The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville and The Southern Highland Craft Guild for many years. On weekends Sammy can often be found out on an area hiking trail or in his kayak on a local river.