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Gestamp is an international group that designs, develops and manufactures metal components for the automotive industry, with operations in more than 20 countries. It grew from a local stamping company into a global technology provider, focusing on vehicle components designed to improve safety and reduce weight and environmental impact. Its work includes body-in-white structures and chassis components, alongside automotive mechanisms.
Ginger Cakes Bake Shoppe grew from Meg Cooksey baking a friend’s wedding cake in a Florida hotel kitchen in 2012 into a farmers-market bake shop serving Fairfax County. The shop makes baked goods for special occasions or everyday treats, working closely with customers on custom orders and using locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. After starting at the Romney Farmers Market, Ginger Cakes moved to Fairfax County markets in 2016.
Since 1976, family-owned GL Enterprises has manufactured auto-body refinishing tools and provided private-label production from its Ogden, Utah plant. The company handles projects under one roof, printing customer logos and mixing ratios on products while also developing and packaging new lines. Its made-in-the-USA Quick Mix cups are a signature example of the practical shop gear it produces for collision and refinishing professionals.
Founded in 1905, family-owned Glas Trösch makes and processes glass for architecture, vehicles, rail and technical applications. The Swiss group has grown to about 6,000 employees across 16 countries and 70 locations, pairing architectural glass solutions with specialized businesses such as Euroglas, EuropTec and OKALUX. Its management systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 for quality and ISO 14001:2015 for environmental management.
Glass Dimensions is a West Virginia glass-sculpting company established in 1993. It has operated in Eleanor since 1996, where it maintains its office and makes sandblasted designs, and moved its glassblowing and sculpting operations to Tamarack in Beckley in 2011. Master crafter and owner John DesMeules creates handmade glass art, including custom pieces made to customer specifications.
Founded in 1980 and headquartered in Oakland, Maryland, GMS Mine Repair & Maintenance is a mining and tunneling contractor that delivers underground and surface mine development, engineering support, and custom-fabricated mining equipment across North America. Its engineer-led crews work from 16 regional offices in the U.S. and Canada, combining field execution with in-house fabrication for site-specific needs. GMS also emphasizes formal safety training through its American Mining Academy and a safety culture built into daily operations.
Gould Electric Motor manufactures and repairs electric motors for mining and heavy industrial markets, and has served mining industries in eight states since 1976. The company designs motors from start to finish at facilities in West Virginia and Southern Illinois, including motors for mining equipment manufacturers.
Since 1986, family-owned and operated Grant County Mulch has produced bulk mulch and related landscaping materials from its headquarters in West Virginia for customers across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The company redirects organic waste into all-natural mulch and supplies material directly from its manufacturing sites, with most orders backed by 24-hour delivery. Grant County Mulch is also the official mulch supplier of WVU Athletics.
Grant County Press is an independently owned West Virginia newspaper serving its community with local news, sports, opinion, community coverage, obituaries and legal notices. The paper says its goal is to tell local stories and keep local news alive, and it offers print home delivery and online subscriptions.
Founded by Todd and Angela Smith in 2001 as a garage-based, two-person business, Graphic Solutions has grown into a full-time operation occupying an 8,000-square-foot warehouse in Huntington, West Virginia. The company customizes apparel and promotional items with embroidery and screen printing for individual and commercial customers, and also provides graphic design services. It serves customers locally and ships nationwide.
Since 1989, Greenbrier Technical Services has helped keep banking, elevator and mining equipment operating by manufacturing replacement parts, repairing circuit boards and sourcing hard-to-find components. Based in Ronceverte, West Virginia, GTS combines engineering and flexible production to handle everything from a single custom part to orders in the thousands, while also redesigning legacy products and developing new ones. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system supports the company’s work across industrial and food-service equipment.
Founded in 2010 by Fraser Atkinson, GreenPower Motor Company is a Vancouver-based electric-vehicle manufacturer built around the idea that battery-powered transportation should be affordable, durable and practical to deploy. The company’s purpose-built vehicles serve operators moving people or goods, with U.S. assembly taking place in Porterville, California. GreenPower launched its first battery-electric transit bus in 2014 and received its first order from the City of Porterville in 2017.
For more than 50 years, Greer Lime Company has been part of Pendleton County, West Virginia, building its business from a start supplying rock dust to the region’s coal mines. Today, the company draws on its own high-calcium limestone reserves to make lime for customers across the eastern United States, with daily laboratory testing supporting consistent chemistry. Greer Lime operates under ISO 9001 certification and holds NSF/ANSI Standard 60 certification for drinking-water chemicals.
Founded in 2006, H-E Parts International is a global aftermarket company serving mining and heavy-industry customers. A wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi Construction Machinery, it pairs regional support with six engineering centers and more than 1,300 associates worldwide. Its work is focused on helping customers extend equipment life and keep critical operations running.
Hamer Pellet Fuel Co. turns sawdust from Appalachian hardwood sawmills into residential heating and grilling pellets in Kenova, West Virginia. Family-owned and the oldest residential pellet manufacturer in the Eastern United States, the company draws on five generations in the timber industry and began making pellets in the late 1980s to put sawmill by-products to use. Its Hamer’s Hot Ones and Hamer’s Smokers are made in the USA from verified sustainable Appalachian hardwood sources.
Hamilton Fence is a family-owned and operated company serving its local area for many years. It makes fencing and related fabricated items, including custom-sized dog lots.
Since 1967, Hanco, Ltd. has repaired industrial machinery, manufactured replacement parts and supplied industrial hoses for demanding operations. Its technicians handle complex mechanical work—including gearboxes and assemblies weighing up to 40,000 pounds—at 40,000-square-foot facilities, with 24/7 emergency support and OSHA- and MSHA-certified operations. Hanco is also an authorized FLSmidth distributor and repair center, a relationship it has maintained since the mid-1990s.
Since 1954, family- and woman-owned Harless Printing has produced business stationery, wedding invitations, and digital printing for Saint Albans and the surrounding area. Now in its third generation, the company combines long printing experience with personalized guidance, including custom invitation work and digital jobs of all sizes. Its printers hold two-year technical degrees in printing.
Harvia is a Finnish sauna and heater manufacturer founded in 1950, when Tapani Harvia built a wood-burning stove for his family and then began making stoves for others. The company says it now manufactures more than 200,000 heaters and 20,000 saunas annually, serving customers in over 90 countries. It has grown from a traditional sauna and heater maker into an international sauna and spa business.
Healthy Kids Inc. began in 2010 with a goal of helping families eat healthier meals and has grown into a West Virginia social enterprise rooted in local agriculture. From central kitchens in Morgantown and Huntington, its chefs prepare from-scratch meals for community partners while working with West Virginia farmers to build a stronger regional food system.