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Founded in 2014 by sexologist Alexandra Fine and MIT engineer Janet Lieberman, Dame Products designs and develops sexual-wellness products, including vibrators and intimate essentials. The women-led company builds its products around in-house engineering, research through Dame Labs and feedback from a community of more than 10,000 people. Dame’s first product, the wearable couples vibrator Eva, was crowdfunded and helped establish its focus on closing the pleasure gap through body-safe, user-tested design.
Founded by Hector, New York, friends Lou Damiani and Phil Davis, Damiani Wine Cellars grows grapes and makes Finger Lakes wines on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake. The partners planted their first vineyards in 1997 with a particular aim: to show that the region could produce beautiful red wines, a focus that remains central alongside a broader portfolio. Damiani’s estate vineyards have been New York Sustainably Certified since 2024, and the winery brings its vineyard-to-glass approach to a welcoming tasting room and wine club.
Damn Good Foods began with a simple objection to the tough, chewy jerky its founders found on the market. Based in Stillwater, New York, the company developed its own process to make tender, flavorful beef jerky for people who want a high-protein snack that is easier to enjoy, including kids.
For more than 40 years, Dan-Kar Corp. has combined precision machine-shop work with custom plastic and metal fabrication for biomedical, laboratory, scientific, and other specialty markets. The Woburn small business also develops its own distinctive lab equipment, including mouse tail illuminators and patented RapidThaw defrosting blocks, alongside made-to-order components ranging from prototypes to large production runs. Its acquisition of BT Engineering added manufacturing capabilities through the newly named Dan-Kar Engineering, LLC.
Dangerous Music grew out of a New York recording studio and has made analog and digital studio equipment since its commercial launch in 2001. Founded by drummer and producer Bob Muller with designer Chris Muth, the company applies mastering-room experience to hybrid-studio tools such as its 2-BUS summing amplifier, monitor controllers, and converters. Its designs aim to preserve the headroom, transparency, and hands-on workflow of analog studios while working with modern DAWs.
From its New York City shop, Daniel Scuderi Antiques makes bespoke furniture and restores fine vintage antiques, with a particular eye for Art Deco and French designs inspired by the Ruhlmann tradition. The company brings more than 40 years of experience and four generations of craftsmanship to custom pieces developed with interior designers, architects, and private clients.
Danimer Scientific manufactures biodegradable and compostable biopolymer resins, including PHA and PLA formulations, for packaging and other plastic products. The company also provides research-and-development services, custom formulations, and toll manufacturing, with applications including films, coatings, fibers, adhesives, and injection-molded articles.
Founded by Joni Walton in 1994, Danlee Medical Products is a certified women-owned company that distributes cardiology and medical supplies while manufacturing FDA-registered custom Holter and event-recording kits. Based in Syracuse, the company serves more than 4,000 health-related professionals and their patients globally, with a particular focus on cardiology testing and personalized, person-to-person service.
Founded in 2008 by Florida-born sisters Danielle and Jodie, DANNIJO creates statement jewelry alongside boldly colored silk slips and resort-leisure clothing. The sisters began by making jewelry with their cardiologist father’s medical tools, and the brand’s first 2007 debut was a fundraiser for a health clinic in Lwala, Kenya. Philanthropy remains part of DANNIJO’s identity, including collections that have supported causes such as the Mamba and Mambacita Foundation.
Danone North America is a food and beverage company that makes products intended to bring health through food to people across the United States. Its U.S. business traces its history to Dannon Milk Products, founded in the Bronx in 1942, and now employs about 5,000 people across 13 production locations. The company’s portfolio spans dairy and plant-based foods and beverages, alongside specialized and kids nutrition.
Born from DISA’s electronics department in 1947, Dantec Dynamics develops and manufactures optical measurement systems that turn fluid-flow and solid-structure measurements into usable research and testing data. Its long history includes the first commercial constant-temperature anemometer in 1958, the first commercial laser Doppler anemometry system in 1971, and continuing work with universities and research institutions worldwide. The company also provides application support and contract measurement services, and operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Family-run since its founder Pierre-Yves created a pioneering plexiglass trunk in the late 1970s, DAPY has grown into a global maker of bespoke objects for luxury brands. The company keeps development and manufacturing in-house across six offices on three continents, with a long-standing focus on durable, reusable design.
Rochester-based DARKMATTER Sciences develops and manufactures variable composite materials that direct kinetic energy, with its technology first introduced in energy-dispersal pads for ballistic armor. A wholly owned subsidiary of Monarc, the company makes its materials in the USA and applies the same energy-management approach to armor integration, fitment systems, and protection for critical infrastructure. Its Energy Dispersal Pads are field tested and Gold rated through the National Tactical Officers Association’s Member Tested & Recommended program.
Founded by Rosario Safina, daRosario Organics makes USDA-certified organic truffle products, including truffle oils and plant-based butters made with real Italian truffles. Safina introduced fresh truffles to the U.S. market in 1984 and launched daRosario’s organic line in 2004; in 2008, the company became the world’s first 100% USDA-certified organic truffle production company.
Handcrafted in the Adirondacks since 1920, Dartbrook Rustic Goods is a Keene, New York, workshop known for rustic furniture with a strong sense of place. Its artisans kiln-dry sustainably sourced wood onsite, and each Dartbrook Signature piece is individually numbered and signed for homes ranging from Adirondack camps to residences across North America and Europe.
Since the mid-1980s, DAS Business Furniture has designed and delivered technology-focused trading desks and complete office interiors, with its roots in complex trading-room projects. The London-based company now provides workplace and control-room solutions internationally, tailoring its furniture to clients’ technology and working styles while supporting projects through offices and partners across several regions. Its trading-desk heritage remains central, alongside a broader agile-workplace offering, and its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001:2015.
Dash designs kitchen appliances and cookware that make preparing whole, natural food at home more approachable. Its playful product line is especially known for compact MiniMaker and MultiMaker systems with interchangeable plates, alongside practical countertop appliances such as popcorn makers and ceramic griddles. Dash is a brand of StoreBound, a product-innovation company, and its products are designed in New York City with North American-based customer support.
Dashing Diva makes at-home manicures and pedicures, turning salon-style color and shine into quick gel strips, press-on nails, and one-step polish. Its lineup ranges from no-cure Gloss strips to LED-cured Glaze designs and instant Magic Press nails, giving customers several ways to get a finished look without a salon appointment.
Data Bus Products, Corp. manufactures MIL-STD-1553 avionics equipment, serving as an independent source for the hardware that connects, tests and switches military data-bus systems. The small business makes its parts in the USA and combines off-the-shelf availability with custom configurations for demanding vehicle, airborne and test-bench applications. Its products are manufactured and tested to strict quality specifications, with applications staff available to translate customer requirements into tailored solutions.
Incorporated in 1987, Data Control Inc. manufactures magnetic scheduling systems, markerboards, bulletin boards and related accessories for organizations that need practical ways to plan work and activities. Its prepackaged kits are designed for specific applications and arrive ready to set up, while the same boards and magnets can be configured into custom systems for more specialized scheduling needs. The company states that its products are made in the USA without outsourcing, and its whiteboards are GREENGUARD certified for indoor air quality and for Children & Schools.