Baker Newman Noyes, CPAs Voted "Best of Business" in New Hampshire

Manchester, NH (PRWEB) March 6, 2008 -- Baker Newman Noyes, Certified Public Accountants and Business Consultants (BNN) has been selected as a winner in New Hampshire Business Review's 2008 Best of Business Awards.

NH Business Review received over 1,000 ballots from its readers who selected the best companies in the state -- including the best accounting firm.

"The BOB Awards truly celebrate all New Hampshire businesses," said Jeff Feingold, editor of New Hampshire Business Review. "If other business owners have named your business a BOB business that really says something about the high caliber of the company you're running."

Joe Lovejoy, Managing Principal of Baker Newman Noyes' Manchester, NH office said, "We are pleased to have been named Best of Business in NH. Being named the best by our peers reflects well on our team, and on the service we provide to our clients and our community everyday."

The Best of Business Awards will be presented in a ceremony on March 19, 2008 at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH.

About Baker Newman Noyes

Baker Newman Noyes, LLC is a regional professional services firm with offices in Manchester and Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and Portland, Maine. We offer comprehensive Accounting, Tax and Audit services as well as Healthcare Management and Information Technology Consulting to businesses and individuals in the Northeastern United States.

We serve a variety of clients including healthcare providers, financial service companies, public sector entities, not-for-profit organizations, manufacturers and distributors and high wealth individuals and families.

For more information, visit www.bnncpa.com or call 1 800.244.7444.

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