Sparked Innovations began in the summer of 2017 when two high-school best friends turned their shared love of bass into a business in a Philadelphia garage. Today, the company invents 12-volt products for vehicle enthusiasts, including its compact Tiny Fannie cooling fan for equipment installed in tight spaces.
Automotive UpfittersFounded in 2024 by Ryan and Will, Automotive Upfitters is a small Hanover, Pennsylvania, business built around the owners’ more than 20 years of combined vehicle-conversion experience. They set out to serve clients with unusual or smaller projects, including one-off builds that larger companies may not make time for. The shop converts vehicles for individual owners and businesses, with custom campervans among its work.336110HANOVER, PA
SaucemotoFounded in 2017 by partners Michael Koury, Tony Lahood, and William Moujaes, Saucemoto makes the Dip Clip, an in-car holder that keeps fast-food sauces within reach by attaching to a vehicle’s air vent. The product was designed and developed by their team at Milkmen Design LLC and became a viral sensation, receiving more than 50 million social-media views. Saucemoto’s rotating mount fits vertical, horizontal, and diagonal vents, bringing a practical fix to the familiar problem of sauce-less fries and nuggets.
Freedom Fans LLCBorn from founder Stephen Recktenwald’s experience converting a retired 1999 Ford E350 ambulance, Freedom Fans LLC makes integrated roof fans and skylights for camper vans. Its flagship Freedom Fan combines hidden perimeter ventilation with an unobstructed skylight, bringing airflow, daylight, and views of the sky to life on the road. The design is being developed by engineers and fellow van dwellers who have experienced van-life challenges firsthand.
911 Rapid ResponseMark Sallada founded 911 Rapid Response in 2007 to help public-safety professionals with the equipment and vehicles they rely on. The company’s distinctive one-stop approach keeps each vehicle in-house from delivery through completion, with work handled at its 65,000-square-foot Annville facility or its 10,000-square-foot Conyers facility.423120ANNVILLE, PA