May, 2011 — Peter Noyes Elected to UniGroup Board of Directors Read the full story.

November, 2010 — Noyes donates moving crew to Ronald McDonald House. Read the full story.

August, 2010 — Noyes Joins Community to Help Young Portland Cart Vendor Get Started. Read the full story.

August, 2010 — Noyes moves the Buxton Center Elementary School. Read the full story.

May, 2010 — Noyes moves the Portland Press Herald. Read the full story.

March, 2010 — United Van Lines’ 2010 “Heart of Quality” award goes to Move Coordinator Phyllis Harmon. Read the full story.

March, 2010 — United Van Lines’ 2010 “Operations Achievement” award goes to Bob Dow, Director of Household-Goods Operations. Read the full story.

October, 2009 — United Van Lines’ 2009 “Performance Excellence” Award goes to Earle W. Noyes & Sons. Read the full story.

October, 2009 — United Van Lines’ 2009 “Customer Choice” Award goes to Earle W. Noyes & Sons. Read the full story.

October, 2009 — United Van Lines’ prestigious 2009 “President’s Quality” Award goes to Earle W. Noyes & Sons. Read the full story.

October, 2009 — United Van Lines’ “Agent of the Month” Award goes to Earle W. Noyes & Sons — for the second time this year. Read the full story.

September, 2009 — Market Survey of America’s 2009 “Best of the Best” Award goes to Earle W. Noyes & Sons — for the seventh year running. Read the full story.

June, 2009 — The Institute for Family-Owned Business’s 2009 “Maine Family Business” Award goes to Earle W. Noyes & Sons. Read the full story.

June, 2009

Earle W. Noyes & Sons Wins 2009 “Maine Family Business” Award

PORTLAND, ME — The Institute for Family-Owned Business has named Earle W. Noyes & Sons, Inc. 2009 Family Business of the Year in the Large-Business category for businesses with more than 25 employees.

E.W. Noyes & Sons is an 86-year-old, fourth-generation company.

This year, 63 businesses were nominated, and 9 businesses were chosen as finalists. The awards are divided into three categories based on size and service. Each award honors three highly successful individuals from Maine family businesses who have supported family enterprise and the Institute over the years.

E.W. Noyes & Sons President, Peter Noyes, said, “I’m extremely honored and very grateful to be able to share this award with my father Lester and my sons Will and Brent, along with the rest of the E.W. Noyes family of talented and dedicated staff.”

Back row, left to right: Peter Noyes, Brent Noyes, William Noyes, Guy Freeman, Don Olen. Front row: Lynn Noyes, Tina Noyes, Lester Noyes, Stephanie Brown, Noreen Freeman, Cheryl Olen.

The Institute for Family-Owned Business supports and strengthens the approximately 80 percent of businesses that are owned, operated, and cherished by two or more members of the same family. The Institute serves family business owners, executives, and employees through consulting, resource searches (i.e., board members, compensation data, etc.), as well as seminars, workshops, and networking opportunities with peers in other family firms.