Baker Newman Noyes, LLC: Delivering tailored, client-focused solutions to meet every need one relationship at a time

April 15, 2005

NH Business Review Staff,

With over 175 employees, Baker Newman Noyes is one of the largest professional advisory firms in New England, offering full service capabilities in audit, accounting, and tax to businesses and individuals, as well health care consulting, financial planning, information technology consulting, and telecommunications consulting to clients in industries ranging from manufacturing and financial services to not-for-profit and entrepreneurial enterprises.

Unique in their ability to offer the advantages of a much larger firm, yet maintain a small office atmosphere of accessibility and responsiveness, the team of Baker Newman Noyes has remained steadfast in their commitment to the firm’s founding values of excellence, teamwork, integrity, innovation, and leadership for more than half a century. To learn more about the extensive services and unparalleled expertise of Baker Newman Noyes, LLC, call 603.641.6171 or visit www.bnncpa.com.

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