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Family-owned and operated, The Cabinet Restoration Company brings nearly 25 years of custom cabinetry experience to homes across the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. metro areas. Based in Manchester, Maryland, the company is known for treating each project with the care of fine furniture restoration, whether renewing existing kitchen cabinetry or creating a new fitted space. Its customer service has earned Best of Houzz and Angie’s List recognition for eight consecutive years.
The Cannabist Company is a U.S. cannabis operator that cultivates cannabis and sells cannabis products through its retail dispensaries and house brands. Formerly Columbia Care, it has operated since 2012 and describes itself as one of the original multistate cannabis operators, with operations in 12 U.S. markets. Its brands include Seed & Strain, Triple Seven, Amber, Hedy, and Dreamt.
Baltimore natives David and Laura Alima turned more than a decade of dreaming and worldwide ice-cream research into The Charmery, a locally rooted shop built around happiness through ice cream. Its handcrafted flavors draw on Maryland agriculture and maker culture, while its Friday Flavor Drop gives the team room to experiment with ideas inspired by community collaborators. The Charmery also brings its scoop-centered celebrations to workplaces and gatherings across the Baltimore-Washington region.
For 40 years, The Chesapeake Framing Company has been a Kensington, Maryland studio where trained artisans give treasured artwork a carefully considered finished frame. Each piece stays in the shop and is handled by the same in-house team from consultation through assembly, serving individual collectors as well as residential and corporate clients.
Operating since 1987, family-owned Chesapeake Spice makes spices and custom seasoning blends at manufacturing facilities on the East and West coasts. The company sources directly from growers worldwide and combines that farm-to-finished-product control with in-house culinary development, including a Culinary Center where customers can test applications. Chesapeake is BRCGS, OU Kosher, and Halal certified, and is certified by the Maryland Department of Agriculture to produce organic products.
Founded in Baltimore in 1959, The Chessler Company is a family-owned, third-generation custom framing business serving homes and commercial spaces across the Mid-Atlantic. Its Baltimore factory produces custom frames, while the company’s team also provides art consultation, delivery and installation for projects ranging from family heirlooms to large hotel and healthcare installations. The business remains rooted in the community Richard and Babs Chessler built from their original Belvedere Avenue shop.
The Chocolatier’s Palette grew from more than a decade of holiday fudge-making for family and friends before its founding in 2013. Today, its Maryland kitchen produces small-batch Belgian-chocolate fudge with a rotating, art-inspired set of flavors, including options for vegan customers and custom orders for events or gifts.
Founded in November 2019 by Monet Davis-Kelsey, The Clearest Cuts is a Maryland maker of custom laser-cut earring blanks and small-business signage. The company grew from Davis-Kelsey’s handmade-jewelry business into a supplier for jewelry makers, with designs ranging from printed MDF wood pieces to custom logo earrings and business signs. Its extensive collection includes distinctive Africa-inspired and 1990s-themed designs alongside made-to-order work.
The Clorox Company is a consumer products company that has made household goods since its founding in 1913, beginning with bleach as its only product. It now sells brands in more than 100 countries, with products spanning household cleaning and disinfection, grilling, pet care, personal care and water filtration.
Established in 1989, The Craftsmen Group, Inc. is a 40-person craft shop near Washington, D.C., built around its founder Christian Kelleher’s long career in carpentry and restoration. Its 30,000-square-foot facility carries out historically sensitive restoration and reproduction work for older buildings, including residences and major civic landmarks.
Since 1980, The Crowley Company has combined scanner manufacturing, equipment distribution and a full-service digitization bureau to preserve archives and convert records into usable digital collections. Based in Frederick, Maryland, the company operates an 18,000-square-foot imaging bureau and additional manufacturing and research facilities in California and England. Its dedicated document-scanning operation processes more than a million images monthly, with services capable of producing up to four-star FADGI-rated images.
Born out of the Great Recession, The Custom District is a Washington, D.C.-area design and manufacturing company known for replacing cookie-cutter production with made-to-order work. For more than ten years, it has helped restaurant and commercial brands turn early concepts into repeatable spaces, including work for nearly half of Sweetgreen’s 120-plus locations.
Founded in 2021 in Bowie, Maryland, The Dessert Junkie Bakery creates design-forward American-style desserts and custom celebration cakes, with handcrafted sweets made from scratch. Founder Alexis Streets, a self-taught baker and dessert stylist, brings her background in baking and interior design to the bakery’s signature artistic displays, while the team also takes those desserts on the road through event catering and a mobile dessert truck. The bakery’s roots reach back to Streets’ 2009 launch of Basket Treats, which grew into dessert table artistry and broader event services.
Family-owned and headquartered in Chestertown, Maryland, The Dixon Group is a global manufacturing company built around Dixon, which has been making fluid-transfer products since 1916. Its manufacturing operations span the United States, while the broader group also includes specialized industrial businesses serving customers in markets such as maritime and aerospace. The company describes its culture as values-based, team-oriented, and focused on continuous employee development.
The G-S Company is a family business founded by Peter J. Schap, Sr. in 1928, and has remained under Schap family ownership and management. It manufactures and installs wire mesh partitions and custom-fabricated wire mesh products, serving projects in all 50 states and abroad. Architects regularly seek its design assistance for custom wire mesh work.
Founded on Baltimore’s waterfront in 1924 by Charles Buck Lynch, The General Ship Repair Corporation is a family-owned shipyard that repairs and maintains workboats, tugs, barges, and other vessels. Now under fourth-generation Lynch ownership, the company works from two 1,000-ton floating dry docks and also provides industrial fabrication and repair through its Baltimore Metal Works division. Its 45-person team supports vessels both at the yard and throughout the port with 24-hour mobile repair service.
With roots reaching back to the early aerospace industry, The Gill Corporation has spent more than 75 years developing lightweight composite solutions. Headquartered in El Monte, the company employs more than 500 people at a 390,000-square-foot manufacturing and office campus, with vertically integrated operations extending across Maryland, France and the United Kingdom. Its long-standing specialty is honeycomb core technology, which it supplies to aerospace and transportation customers.
For more than 125 years, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company has made tires for everyday driving, performance, commercial trucks, government fleets and demanding off-road use. Founded on innovation and relentless testing, the company also operates automotive service locations that handle tire care and vehicle maintenance. Its Kelly brand adds value-conscious, all-season options to Goodyear’s family of tire brands.
Founded by Michael Heisley in 1979, The Heico Companies is a family-owned parent holding company for a diverse portfolio of manufacturing, construction, and industrial services businesses. Its more than 70 operating companies employ over 9,000 people and operate in 19 countries across five continents. The portfolio includes businesses making engineered industrial products and steel goods, alongside construction and industrial service providers.
Named for their great-great-grandmother Kate Pearl Loose, Becky and Jessica run English-style tearooms in Westminster and historic Sykesville, serving leisurely afternoon tea with freshly prepared food and fine loose-leaf teas. The Westminster tearoom occupies the historic William Winchester House, where four individually styled rooms and an upstairs gift shop make the experience as much about gathering and connection as dining. Their in-house signature tea blends, scratch-baked scones, and organic herbs and edible flowers grown in their own gardens add a distinctly personal touch.