For more than 50 years, Ross Video has grown from its Iroquois, Ontario roots into a live-production technology company known for helping bring broadcasts and other live moments to audiences. Today, its 1,330 employees support more than 10,000 customers in over 121 countries, while Ross Production Services extends that work into full live-production support for major events.
The Lerro CorporationSince 1949, The Lerro Corporation has been a Philadelphia-area technology company known for helping organizations make practical use of broadcast and audio-visual innovation. Its in-house team creates tailored video systems for clients ranging from corporations to universities and public-sector organizations, staying involved from initial planning through installation and support. More than 500 organizations across the region and nation have relied on Lerro’s expertise.334310NORRISTOWN, PA
RPC VideoSince 1966, RPC Video has designed and installed audio-video systems for organizations across the Pittsburgh and Harrisburg markets. Its work ranges from television production and distance learning facilities to conferencing and medical technology, with engineering, training and ongoing support built into the project. RPC Video says some service relationships have continued for more than 15 years, reflecting a business shaped by referrals from existing customers.VERONA, PA
Tower Products IncorporatedFrom a one-car garage in Woodstock, New York, Tower Products Incorporated has grown since 1987 into a manufacturer and distributor of broadcast and professional AV equipment. Its in-house brands make specialized cables, monitors, audio hardware and custom products, while its retail and distribution divisions connect those solutions with customers worldwide. Tower became 100% employee-owned through an ESOP in 2016, giving the Hudson Valley company a distinctive stake in the work behind its long-running broadcast business.SAUGERTIES, NY
UNISET LLCSince 1976, Rochester-based UNISET LLC has designed and manufactured professional studio sets and broadcast elements for television, film and digital production. Its 14,000-square-foot operation produces camera-ready, modular systems—including freestanding green-screen cycloramas and customizable studio backgrounds—while also handling custom design through installation. Since an ownership transition in 2017, UNISET has operated as a family-run business focused on U.S.-made products and materials.ROCHESTER, NY