Joshua Green Corporation

Joshua Green Jr., grandson of founder Joshua Green, serves as Chairman and is the senior decision-maker. Evan Green, likely a member of the current generation, holds the title of President. The office does not appear to have non-family investment professionals or external advisors (per public filings).

The fortune was built by Joshua Green (1869-1975), who founded the Puget Sound Navigation Company, the dominant steamboat line on Puget Sound in the early 1900s. He later became a major shareholder and director of Seafirst Bank and other financial institutions in Seattle (per The Seattle Times, 1975). The family office was formalized around 1920.

The office is concentrated in real estate (commercial, residential, development land), agriculture and timber, and community bank equity. It does not publicly appear in venture capital, private equity, public equities, or hedge fund allocations. The strategy is largely passive and income-oriented.

It operates as a single-family office for the descendants of Joshua Green. There is no evidence that it manages outside capital or operates as a multi-family office.

All known holdings are direct—the firm owns real estate outright, holds bank stocks directly, and manages timber and farmland directly. No fund-of-funds or third-party fund commitments are publicly visible.

The firm avoids technology, venture capital, hedge funds, and most liquid financial instruments. Its holdings are limited to hard assets and banking—the sectors the founding generation understood.

The family has held a significant ownership stake in Washington Federal Bank (now Washington Federal) for decades, consistent with the family's history in banking. Joshua Green Jr. has served on the bank's board publicly (per SEC filings).