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Community Playthings designs and makes solid-wood furniture and play equipment for early childhood classrooms, with products developed around open-ended play and children’s safety. For nearly 70 years, the company has designed, made, and sold its furniture from workshops in New York and Pennsylvania, using old-world craftsmanship to build pieces intended to last for generations. It also offers free room planning, creating 2D and 3D classroom layouts to help child-care centers furnish their spaces.
Community Products operates two distinct businesses: Community Playthings makes maple furniture and toys for early-childhood settings, while Rifton Equipment produces adaptive equipment for people with disabilities. Its identity is defined by serving both young children and people with disabilities through these specialized product lines.
Established in 1989, Compass Printing Plus is a local Saranac Lake business known as one of the few full-service printing companies within the Adirondacks Blue Line. Its storefront serves area businesses, nonprofits, and residents with custom printing, along with everyday document help and FedEx shipping.
Founded in 1983, Competition Transmission and Converters builds custom transmissions and torque converters for everything from street rods to dragsters in Western New York and beyond. Owners Carl and Joan Ettipio bring more than 35 years of racing experience to drivetrain work, with converters built and computer balanced in-house and transmissions tailored to demanding street, circle-track, and dragstrip applications.
Compin Fainsa makes passenger seats and interior equipment for railways, buses and coaches, drawing on roots that reach back to Compin’s first train seats in 1902 and Fainsa’s founding in 1935. The combined company formed in 2015 and now operates seven sites in five countries, with 700 employees producing more than 400,000 seats a year across more than 50,000 square metres. Its work also extends beyond new vehicles to refurbishment, repairs and on-site support for operating fleets.
Established in 1988, Complete Medical Supplies is a Middletown, New York company known for combining its own Blue Jay™ manufacturing operation with broad healthcare distribution. It serves professional and reseller customers, including medical-product distributors and physical therapy organizations, with products shipped across the United States and to more than 40 countries.
Founded by former aerospace engineers Tim and Kevin, Composer makes the Composer One, an in-sink food-waste disposal designed to bring quieter, safer operation to the modern kitchen. Its sealed iris, 1-horsepower motor, natural bio-enzymes, and automatic water flush work together to reduce buildup and keep food moving through standard kitchen plumbing. Every Composer disposal carries a 10-year limited warranty.
Founded in 1962, Buffalo-based Compound Development Solutions makes chocolate and confectionery products for its own brands and for private-label and contract-manufacturing partners. From product development through production, packaging, and shipping, the company operates from a 100,000-plus-square-foot SQF-certified facility with ten chocolate production lines and an on-site R&D lab. Its ChocoMaker and Make’n Mold brands include candy wafers and other confectionery products sold through major retailers.
Since 1964, Compound Manufacturing has supplied the graphic arts industry with non-OEM replacement parts and tools for guillotine paper cutters, with a particular specialization in Polar machines. Based in Greenfield, Massachusetts, the company makes many of its parts in the USA, including replacements for obsolete cutters whose original manufacturers no longer support them. Its inventory serves a wide range of older cutter models and brands.
Compower Corp is a turnkey commercial lighting company known for designing, testing, and installing LED systems around clients’ existing facilities and new buildings. Based in Syosset, it develops custom plans, compares projected savings with current lighting bills, and manages installation and rebate paperwork for businesses seeking more efficient facilities.
Compu-Mail is a direct mail marketing production company in the greater Buffalo/Niagara area, with more than 40 years of experience and roots in the 1980s. It provides secure, data-driven mail communications and commercial print production, and says it was an early adopter of variable data printing. The company emphasizes safeguarding sensitive information throughout its mailing work.
Compucolor is a New York-area commercial printer with an in-house production and mailing operation that produces custom marketing materials, including brochures, banners and direct-mail pieces. Based in Lake Success, the company pairs online ordering with hands-on customer service, while its design and print team also specializes in attention-getting finishing such as custom die cutting and foil stamping. Its production schedule runs into the early morning on weekdays, with weekend printing available for large, tight-deadline orders.
Founded in New York in 1995, Computech International is a privately held, woman-owned small business known for rugged computing built for military and first-responder work. CTI has grown from a storage-systems supplier into an in-house engineering and manufacturing operation, serving government customers for more than two decades and moving into a larger facility in 2021.
Founded in 1963, Computer Business Forms, Inc. is the company behind the CBF Graphics Group, a long-established commercial printer serving business customers. It is known for pairing experienced customer service with print management and specialized work for sectors such as hospitality and healthcare.
Since April 1968, Computer Conversions Corporation has designed and manufactured motion-control electronics, including synchro and resolver converters, brushless resolver sensors, and related interface systems for demanding military and industrial applications. The East Northport small business is known for custom sensor-interfacing and retrofit work, including high-reliability replacements for failure-prone optical encoders. Its quality program conforms to AS9100 and ISO-9002, and the company received The Boeing Company’s Presidents Award for support to Boeing programs.
Con-Strux LLC specializes in responsibly recycling concrete, with facilities across Long Island that process demolition debris into recycled aggregate and provide mobile crushing for projects that keep material on site. Its service model also covers transportation and street sweeping, while a proactive safety program includes OSHA certification, weekly independent compliance checks, and ArrowSight video auditing. The company received construction safety awards from BTEA and the Associated General Contractors Association for its safety practices.
Conamix is a battery technology company built around scientists and engineers who take a ground-up approach to improving lithium-sulfur performance. Its work is intended to make lower-cost, higher-performance batteries for applications such as drones and electric vehicles, without relying on expensive materials or constrained supply chains.
For more than 70 years, Conax Technologies has designed and manufactured temperature sensors, compression seal fittings, and cable and harness assemblies, including custom solutions for demanding industrial applications. From its Buffalo headquarters, the company serves customers worldwide and brings engineering expertise to challenges involving pressure, vacuum, high temperature, and hazardous locations. Conax’s certifications include AS9100 with ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17025, and Nadcap for electronics.
Since machinist James McGuigan founded it in 1988, Concept Components has grown from a small Bohemia shop into a 30,000-square-foot precision manufacturer. The company is known for working closely with customers on demanding parts, from early prototypes through production, with AS9100-certified quality supporting its work for aerospace and other high-specification industries.
Founded in 1999 by CEO Sam Hafif, Concept One Accessories designs, manufactures and distributes licensed fashion, consumer and entertainment accessories for brands sold through retailers worldwide. With more than 100 employees and a 30-person in-house design studio, the company combines trend-led design with production oversight from its Shanghai office and partnerships with more than 50 licensing partners. Concept One became part of the GMA Group in 2023 and maintains a broad retail reach across North America, including virtually every major retail chain and more than 1,400 specialty stores.