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SpeedPro Charm City turns brand ideas into large-format graphics for Baltimore-area businesses, with a particular knack for custom-shaped contour-cut signs and decals rather than ordinary rectangular displays. The Glen Burnie studio brings more than 15 years of combined graphics experience and 20 years of branding expertise to projects such as vehicle wraps, event graphics and outdoor signage. It serves clients across the surrounding Maryland counties with personalized service and fast turnarounds.
Since 2013, SpeedPro Silver Spring has designed, printed and installed large-format graphics for businesses across the Washington, D.C., Montgomery County and nearby Maryland markets. The Silver Spring studio manufactures and prints projects in-house, giving its team close control over quality while handling everything from project surveys and design through installation and project management. Its work spans branded environments and marketing displays, with particular strength in custom graphics for offices, events and vehicles.
SpeedPro traces its roots to Blair Gran’s 1992 sign company in Alberta and began franchising in 1996, opening its first 30 locations within five years. Today, the national brand serves creatives, marketers, and businesses through more than 120 studios, producing large-format graphics tailored to their visual communication needs.
From its Timonium studio in the I-83 Corridor, SpeedPro Towson turns artwork into large-format graphics and custom signage, including precisely contour-cut displays, decals and vehicle graphics. Studio owners Diego de Sande and Karina de Sande lead projects ranging from straightforward print jobs to complex work involving design, die cutting, routing and installation. The studio serves businesses across Baltimore County and the surrounding Baltimore area.
For more than three decades, Spice Islands Wicker has designed contemporary wicker and rattan furniture for indoor living, with its contemporary line created in-house by Donald Walker. Its Yesteryear Wicker brand adds hard-to-find reproductions of Victorian-era and other historic styles, including children’s wicker, while made-to-order cushions are produced in the USA. The company’s vintage pieces have appeared at Disneyland and in film, television, and Broadway productions.
Founded in 2015 at the intersection of sports and horticulture, Sporticulture creates officially licensed fan products, beginning with NFL plants for flower gardens and landscapes. Its line has grown from Team Pride Flowers into items that bring team spirit indoors, outdoors, and into fan crafting, spanning professional and collegiate sports along with Peanuts® collaborations.
Sports Extra Online is a community-focused apparel shop serving schools, clubs, and teams through dedicated online stores. It produces branded clothing using screen printing and embroidery, with collections created for groups such as Saint Bernadette School and Holy Redeemer.
From its Eldersburg, Maryland base, Spray Drying Systems, Inc. designs and supplies new spray dryers and complete spray-drying systems for manufacturing plants. The private, family-owned company is led by owner and president Jeff Bayliss, who brings more than 25 years of spray-dryer design and operating experience and remains involved in day-to-day decisions. SDS engineers and manufactures its equipment in the United States, serving applications from ceramics and catalysts to industrial chemicals while offering both small-scale units for pilot work and custom systems across a wide range of sizes.
Founded in Baltimore in 2021 by biomedical engineer Dr. Rafael Casas, SpringWear develops wearable hand exoskeletons and telehealth tools for stroke rehabilitation outside the clinic. Its HandSOME devices grow out of more than 25 years of research at the Center for Applied Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Research, combining spring-powered assistance with a focus on affordable, customizable home use. The company’s devices have been evaluated in clinical and take-home studies, including research published on HandSOME I and II.
Founded in 1974 as Sailing Specialties Inc., SSI Custom Plastics has grown from a four-employee sailboat maker into a 100-person Maryland manufacturer known for custom thermoforming. Its in-house team helps manufacturers turn early concepts into finished plastic components, with experience spanning marine work and demanding medical applications. During the COVID-19 response, SSI produced more than 1.86 million face shields for Maryland and healthcare workers nationwide.
Founded in 2009, family-run Stachowski Sausage makes Old World–style charcuterie and gourmet sausage in small batches for the Washington, D.C., area. Chef Jamie Stachowski, a Buffalo native and James Beard Chef, brings classic European technique and generations-old family recipes to a business he runs with his son and sister. The company is best known locally for its “Butcher Board” and was voted Best Sausage in DC by Washington City Paper.
For 20 years, Standard Carpets Ind. LLC. has made broadloom carpets, carpet tiles and artificial grass at its Dubai, UAE, manufacturing operation. Its vertically integrated facility produces yarn in-house and supports custom designs, while the company exports to 64 countries across six continents. Standard Carpets says its facility is among the world’s largest and that it is the largest producer of vinyl-backed carpet tiles in the region.
Stanley Black & Decker is a U.S.-headquartered manufacturer of tools and outdoor products, engineered fastening systems, and industrial solutions. Founded in 1843, it has 50,000 employees, more than 100 manufacturing facilities, and a presence in 60 countries. Its brands include DEWALT, CRAFTSMAN, STANLEY, BLACK+DECKER, Cub Cadet, Hustler, and Troy-Bilt.
At Star Bright Farm, a working 1850s farm in White Hall, the Elmore family turns its care for the soil into natural goods and a place for people to experience farm life. The farm grows lavender—nearly 4,000 plants—and welcomes visitors for seasonal field visits, workshops, and gatherings while selling products made on the farm or with local artisan partners.
Star brite Distributing, LLC develops and manufactures appearance, maintenance, performance, cleaning, protection, treatment, lubricant, antifreeze, brush, strap, sealant, and related products for marine, RV, automotive, powersports, hardware, and home care markets. It is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with manufacturing and distribution operations in Montgomery, Alabama.
Stark Tech is a Buffalo-area company known for bringing engineering and fabrication together in support of complex energy projects. Its Tonawanda facility produces custom skidded systems for developers, operators, and engineering firms, while the broader business helps building owners manage energy use and power reliability across North America. The company’s work is backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
Established in 2023, family-owned Starr Hydraulics LLC provides hydraulic repair and custom hose solutions from Centreville to customers across Maryland’s Mid-Shore region. The company is particularly focused on hydraulic hoses and fittings for marine, trucking, and high-pressure applications, while also offering on-site equipment repair and custom cylinder work.
As a disabled-veteran, minority-owned company with more than 30 years of experience, Startel-2 has built its identity around careful logistics support for government and defense customers. Its work includes arranging transportation for unconventional shipments and providing secure warehouse space for equipment. The company also supports commercial clients with domestic and international freight.
Born as Holly Farms’ inner-city, ice-packed chicken distribution arm, State Street Poultry & Provisions now processes branded poultry and distributes wholesale proteins throughout the Mid-Atlantic. The Baltimore company traces its independent operation to the early 1960s, moved into a 40,000-square-foot facility in 2000, and handles more than 100 million pounds annually. Its own quality-assurance team supports poultry processing under USDA guidelines and a HACCP program, while a multilingual sales team serves wholesale and food-service customers.
STCube is a Seoul-based biotechnology company developing precision immunotherapies for difficult-to-treat, resistant and recurrent cancers. Its central program is nelmastobart, described as the first anti-BTN1A1 immune-checkpoint inhibitor, developed through collaboration with institutions including MD Anderson Cancer Center. The company completed its first-in-human Phase 1 trial and is advancing biomarker-driven studies in colorectal and non-small-cell lung cancers.