Lifelong engineer Matthew W. Wright founded MWW1 in 2013 while developing patented engine technology, giving the Shaker Heights company a distinctly hands-on character. MWW1 turns difficult ideas into working hardware, staying with projects from early design through physical testing for clients in industrial equipment, manufacturing, and performance vehicles.
Alexander & AssociatesSince Al Alexander founded it in Cincinnati in 1943, Alexander & Associates has grown from a four-person machine-tool design shop into an engineering firm known for solving difficult manufacturing problems. The company develops specialized machinery for manufacturers and carries projects from early concepts through fabrication and startup, including work involving proprietary production processes. Its history now spans 80 years and multiple offices, while its leadership continues to cultivate new leaders from within the company.CINCINNATI, OH
Canyon Run Engineering TechnologiesFounded by engineer Gary Ward, Canyon Run Engineering Technologies is a Troy, Ohio, team known for turning difficult production problems into workable engineering solutions. Ward brings more than 40 years of specialized experience and holds three industry patents, while the team has more than 70 years of combined experience serving aerospace and medical-device customers. The company works from early concepts through build and implementation, including custom inspection equipment for demanding manufacturing processes.TROY, OH
Bethel Engineering & Equipment, IncSince David Whitaker founded it in 1994, Bethel Engineering & Equipment has grown from a home-basement office into an Ohio manufacturer with more than 84,000 square feet of production space. The company is known for carrying projects from an initial customer concept through fabrication and installation, with an engineer following each project on site.NEW HAMPSHIRE, OH
Muddy Creek EngineeringFounded in 2019 by Dave Miller, Muddy Creek Engineering is a Cincinnati-area consulting company shaped by his 30 years in patternmaking and moldmaking. Miller draws on that shop-floor background to help foundries and molding firms turn incomplete or legacy information into workable 3D designs.CINCINNATI, OH