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Coridea is a New York City medical venture builder focused on turning high-impact patient solutions into new companies. Its portfolio includes 15 founded companies, with more than $1.6 billion returned to investors and over $12 million awarded through NIH grants.
Starting in Corinne’s home in 1982, Corinne’s Concepts in Catering has grown into a family-owned, four-generation hospitality business providing off-premise catering and event planning across Long Island and New York City. The company’s Huntington Station team has catered more than 500 weddings and handled everything from intimate home gatherings to corporate events serving thousands, with its family also operating mobile kitchens and a nationwide line of refrigerated gourmet dips. Today, Corinne’s sons Jarid and Keith help lead the business, continuing the family’s restaurant and catering tradition.
Founded in Milan in 1947 as a distributor of textile dressings, Corman S.p.A. now manufactures and distributes medicines, medical devices and personal-care products worldwide. Its distinctive strength is a dual role as producer and brand owner, with in-house production of cotton-based absorbent products at its Lacchiarella facility alongside distribution through pharmacies and other retail channels. Since January 2025, Corman has operated as a Benefit Corporation and its quality systems include ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certification.
Veteran-owned Cormorant Solutions LLC develops technology and electronics for the aerospace and defense sectors. The company focuses on applying technology to solve practical problems, with its identity also reflected in its Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned certification.
Founded in 2010, Cornell Cup Robotics is a Cornell University student-led systems engineering project team that designs and builds robots and embedded systems. More than 70 undergraduate and graduate students work across disciplines on projects ranging from the semi-autonomous lab assistant C1C0 to the hands-on STEM platform XRP. The team has presented its work at venues including NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and the National Maker Faire, while giving members practical experience in robotics design and engineering.
Cornell Electric Vehicles is an undergraduate Cornell University engineering project team that designs and builds electric vehicles for the Shell Eco-marathon. The team develops project management experience and technical skills across Operations, Software, Electrical, and Mechanical subteams.
Cornell Hyperloop is a Cornell University student organization in Ithaca, with more than 45 members and eight-plus years of activity devoted to building autonomous, scale-model pods. The team develops its own hyperloop technology for global competitions, including a 2025 chassis that cut pod mass by 62 percent and can be assembled in under 30 minutes.
Since 2010, Cornell Mars Rover has been a student-run Cornell University team designing and building semi-autonomous rovers for the annual University Rover Challenge. Its roughly 50 members bring together engineering and life-science expertise to create machines that can traverse difficult terrain, manipulate equipment, and analyze soil samples with an onboard laboratory. The team has developed 14 rovers, from its 2012 first rover Eos to its current Cerberus project.
Since 2012, Cornell Rocketry Project Team has given Cornell students hands-on aerospace experience by designing, assembling, and launching high-powered rockets for the Spaceport America Cup. A 50-member, six-subteam team, it builds a new rocket from scratch each year, including in-house hybrid motors and guided descent systems. Its 2025 rocket, Andromeda, reached 12,100 feet on a test flight and earned third place in the competition’s 10K Hybrid SRAD category.
Corning Incorporated is a materials-science manufacturer that develops and makes engineered glass and ceramic products, drawing on a history of innovation that the company dates to 1851. It reports about 70,000 employees worldwide, 78 manufacturing sites, and more than nine research and development facilities. Its technologies serve communications, consumer electronics, life sciences, display, automotive, and other markets.
Founded in Rochester in 1988 by a father and his sons, Corrosion Products & Equipment is a family-owned distributor, fabricator and contractor that helps industrial and municipal facilities move fluids and keep process equipment running. CPE combines rotating-equipment repair with custom plastic and fiberglass fabrication, engineered pump systems and field construction, and has repaired more than 5,000 pieces of rotating equipment since launching its repair center in 1993. The company serves customers across the Northeast and Caribbean from facilities in Rochester, Albany and beyond.
Corso’s Cookies in North Syracuse, New York, bakes brightly decorated cookies designed for gifting and life’s celebrations. Its offerings center on colorful presentation, special packaging, and careful delivery, with seasonal collections and a wholesale program supporting the business.
Founded in 2021 by quantum physicist Jake Levitt, Cortex Fusion Systems is a New York company pursuing nuclear energy through ultrafast-laser research. Its patented work is aimed at bringing a compact fusion source to the grid, with related reactor designs intended for industrial-scale energy production.
Since 1903, Cortina Leathers has crafted fine upholstery leather, pairing its original Lake Erie, Ohio factory with a global network of artisanal tanneries for designers and furniture makers worldwide. Its U.S. manufacturing hub brings old-world leather artistry together with custom color, finishing, cutting and performance capabilities, while the collection also includes sustainable alternative fabrics. Cortina serves the trade from its New York design studio and remains a long-standing supplier to hospitality and contract furniture designers.
Cortland International engineers and manufactures synthetic fiber rope, slings, and netting for customers across global industries. It is the strategic union of US-based Cortland Industrial and India-based Tufropes and Tufnets, with more than four decades of experience and manufacturing operations at six locations totaling over 180,000 square meters. Its products support mission-critical lifting, mooring, towing, and containment applications.
Since 1915, Cortland Line Company has made fishing lines in Cortland, New York, with fly lines and braided fishing lines at the center of its work. The company also develops leader materials for anglers who build custom setups, including IGFA-spec material aimed at record-class fishing. Its century-long, Cortland-based manufacturing history remains the clearest mark of the brand.
A small Cortland, New York job shop operating since the early 1900s, Cortland Machine & Tool Co. is known for delicate, high-precision work. It serves customers needing short-run production, from one to 2,000 pieces, with documented inspections throughout the process.
Cortland Plastics International was incorporated in 2006 with a deliberate goal of being the best, rather than the largest, continuous shuttle blow molder in the United States. From its Cortland, New York facility, the company supports customers with custom plastic container projects ranging from small prototypes to high-volume production. Its leadership team brings more than 100 years of combined experience in blow molding and packaging.
Corvidane is a privately held life sciences company developing patented therapeutic programmes for complex cardiometabolic diseases, including atherosclerosis and MASH. Co-founded by Damion J. Boyer and chemical engineer John M. Burke, the company takes a biology-driven approach aimed at addressing interconnected lipid, inflammatory, and fibrotic disease processes rather than a single target. Its lead programme, CVMB-216, is being advanced through structured preclinical development toward regulated clinical pathways and potential partnerships.
With a team immersed in the lighting industry for four decades, Cosine Lighting designs and manufactures specification-grade architectural fixtures for commercial, retail, educational and entertainment spaces. The Fairfield, New Jersey company warehouses, assembles and ships all of its products from its corporate headquarters, while also fabricating custom modifications to stock designs for specific lighting projects. Its modular Composition, Fresnel and Metroline systems are built around designers’ need for adaptable light, precise control and streamlined project turnaround.