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For more than 30 years, Aunt Ethel’s female-owned business has been refining a signature pot pie recipe in Brooklyn, first for local clients and later for home cooks across the United States. Founded by Sasha to reinvent comfort food, the company makes quick, fully cooked frozen pies with real ingredients and a buttery croissant puff pastry crust. A portion of its proceeds supports teachers across America.
Founded by Claire Coder at age 18 after she got her period in public without supplies, Aunt Flow makes free-vend period-product dispensers and supplies organic cotton pads and tampons for schools, businesses and public restrooms. The woman-owned company designs ADA-compliant dispensers that hold up to five times more product and has donated millions of period products to people in need since 2021. Aunt Flow now works with more than 900 organizations to make menstrual care available without coins or stigma.
Aunt Kitty's Foods Inc is a food production company that makes products under the Castleberry, Venice Maid, Austex, Bunker Hill, and Aunt Kitty's brands.
Since 1901, Aunt Millie’s has baked bread and other everyday baked goods, growing from Fort Wayne’s Wayne Biscuit Company into a four-generation, family-owned bakery. The company produces more than half a million pounds of baked goods fresh each day and distributes them through a fleet of more than 600 trucks, with bakery outlets across the Midwest. Its family baking tradition now includes proprietary offerings such as Live Carb Smart® and a network of BRC-certified Michigan bakeries.
Founded in 2004, Aunty’s Homemade Food carries family recipes passed down through generations into a kitchen known for scratch-made meals with a homemade taste. The company serves schools and other institutions through its food-service work, while its catering brings that family-style cooking to gatherings.
Founded in 2022 by Craig Corona, Aura Custom Lighting is a New York manufacturer shaped by his more than four decades in the lighting industry, including leadership at Lukas Lighting, Sirmos Lighting, and Flos USA. From its Plainview factory, Aura works closely with design professionals to turn ambitious concepts into custom lighting, with a team whose combined experience totals more than a century.
Aura Home, Inc. makes Wi‑Fi digital picture frames that bring photos and short videos from a phone onto a home display. Its frames pair polished, paper-like designs with an app that supports unlimited uploads without subscription fees, and they can be preloaded with memories for gifting. The Carver is the company’s best-selling model, while Aura Ink uses an e-paper display for a more gallery-like presentation.
Auraah New York creates customizable fragrances built around layering, with its Origin Collection developed and manufactured in Grasse, France. The young brand’s distinctive system lets customers combine base scents into personalized compositions, while concierge service supports custom sets and its minimalist packaging reflects an early focus on simplicity and recycling.
Auri Nutra is a New York-based contract manufacturer of dietary supplements, developing and producing private-label products from formulation through packaging. Its Farmingdale facility combines in-house laboratory testing with flexible production and is FDA-registered and cGMP-certified. The company also offers Made-in-USA and USDA Organic manufacturing capabilities for brands seeking ready-to-market or custom nutraceutical products.
From Auria Abraham’s family kitchen in Seremban, Malaysia, Auria’s Malaysian Kitchen makes small-batch pantry staples that bring authentic Malaysian flavor to American home cooking. Handmade in New York, the company’s sambals and spice blends follow family recipes shaped by Malaysia’s Malay, Chinese and Indian culinary influences. Its WBE-certified products have drawn attention from outlets including The New York Times, Bon Appétit and The Wall Street Journal.
Born from a family’s experience with the limits of single-use catheter coverage, Aurie develops an automatically reusable catheterization system designed to give catheter users more independence. Founded in 2018, the company builds its products in partnership with disabled people and draws on a team spanning industrial design, medical-device development, urology, and engineering. Its Aurie System has received U.S. FDA marketing authorization through the Class II De Novo pathway and is planned for initial availability through select Veterans Health Administration spinal cord injury hospitals.
Auris Noble is an Akron-based, vertically integrated recovery and refining company that turns aerospace scrap, spent anodes, and other difficult feed materials into high-purity precious and strategic metals. Founded in 2011, the company is especially known for its science-driven iridium work and has more than a decade of experience managing aerospace revert, including recycling over 3 million pounds of superalloys. Two on-site laboratories let Auris Noble test small samples before scaling a process, and its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in Canada in 2025 and incubated at Toronto Metropolitan University's Fashion Zone, Aurmada builds intelligent clothing and body-level data systems for people working alongside AI and robots. Its Toronto-designed and assembled hardware ranges from protective apparel to sensing and computing layers, while its research work extends into custom AI software, embedded systems, and datasets for humanoid training. TogetherOS adds a shared workspace where human operators, AI agents, and robots can coordinate missions with visible approvals and records.
Founded in 2004, Baltimore-based Aurora Analytics develops life-science and diagnostic products while providing synthetic and analytical chemistry services for commercial research and production. Its distinctive solid-phase detection technology includes the company-developed Si-HOBt and Cellulose-HOBt reagents, which support diagnostic, education and chemical-research applications. Aurora is led by co-founder Dr. Aristotle G. Kalivretenos, whose background includes polymer-based glucose-recognition chemistry and solid-phase synthesis.
Founded in Virginia in 1989 by MIT engineer John S. Langford, Aurora Flight Sciences is a Boeing company known for turning ambitious flight concepts into aircraft that are built and flown. Its work has included 35 unique aircraft in 35 years, with customers ranging from NASA and defense agencies to commercial aerospace manufacturers.
Founded in 1999 by Tom Carpenter, Aurora Machine has been shaped since 2013 by brothers Jordan and Jonathan Amoia, who expanded the Rochester company around a one-stop approach to contract metal manufacturing. Aurora is known for keeping complex work in-house, with its team carrying projects from design through final assembly for top-tier customers. Its welding department brings a combined 135 years of experience and includes a Certified Welding Inspector.
Founded in 1997 by three thermoplastic professionals, Aurora Material Solutions makes custom polymer compounds and advanced thermoplastics for manufacturers. From its Streetsboro, Ohio corporate and technical center, the company now operates ten locations and employs more than 550 people, pairing in-house formulation and testing with ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturing. Aurora is particularly distinctive for its broad PVC and engineered-thermoplastics expertise, including sustainability-focused compounds with recycled or repurposed content.
Founded in 1986, Aurora Optics designs and manufactures fiber-optic instruments, components, and custom systems for measurement and communication applications. The Broad Axe engineering company is especially known for compact automatic fusion splicers, including equipment developed for field repair on aircraft and in other demanding environments. Its engineers have pioneered fiber-optic advances, hold 16 major U.S. patents, and support projects from contract development through testing and repair.
Aurora Packaging Systems is a Buffalo-area packaging machinery manufacturer known for building liquid-filling solutions around each customer’s production needs. The company supports both startups handling small batches and established industrial operators, with equipment testing and turnkey line integration available for customers nationwide.
In Aurora, New York, a small group of artisans handmakes leather shoes one pair at a time, carrying on a craft tradition built around comfort and durability. Aurora Shoe Co. keeps production in-house and uses locally sourced American materials, while its repair service—including resoling—helps keep its shoes in use for years. The shop’s deliberately small, maker-run operation is powered in part by local solar energy and serves as a practical expression of its commitment to ethical, sustainable production.