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A fourth-generation family business rooted in Bielefeld, Dr. Wolff Group has remained independently owned since its founding in 1905. With more than 900 employees, it combines in-house research with pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturing, turning difficult everyday health topics into practical products distributed in more than 60 countries.
Dr.’s REMEDY makes doctor-formulated nail polishes and targeted hand-and-foot care products that treat as they beautify. Developed by board-certified physicians and podiatrists, its wellness-first formulas include enriched, breathable lacquers and plant-based treatments such as the acetone-free RADIANT Remover. The company’s vegan products are made in the USA and are recognized with the American Podiatric Medical Association Seal of Approval.
Jeff Drake’s company grew from a family logging tradition into a West Tennessee operation rooted in five generations of timber experience. Established in 1998 after Drake bought out his father, it is known for careful land stewardship and was named Tennessee Forestry Association Master Logger of the Year. The company works with landowners across the region to assess timber, manage harvests, and produce hardwood lumber.
Draygon, LLC created the original RUN-DRY wastewater evaporator and builds custom systems that reduce industrial wastewater to sludge or dry powder for easier disposal. Based in North Venice, Florida, the company also makes its LSS liquid-solid separator, which was developed from thermal desalination technology to process aqueous waste streams and recover usable water. Draygon offers free wastewater evaluations to help determine the right treatment approach before equipment is purchased.
Established in 1984, Akron-based DRB builds point-of-sale, tunnel-management and in-bay technology for car wash operators, including U.S.-made Unitec pay-station hardware. Its systems are supported by a 600-plus-person team and the Knowledge Center, while its Sgt. Sudz line adds custom-built, UL508A-certified motor control centers made at a U.S. factory. DRB is a Vontier company and has served the unattended and C-Store car wash market since 1983 through its formerly Unitec-branded in-bay business.
Dream Custom Boxes produces made-to-order packaging, pairing custom structural design with in-house design support and printed branding. Based in Brooklyn and Wood Dale, the company serves more than 1,200 brands and accepts orders without minimum quantities, a useful fit for both emerging businesses and larger customers. Its range includes everyday shipping packaging as well as specialized candle and invitation boxes, with custom sizing and fast turnaround built into the ordering process.
DreamSeat provides commercial-grade furniture, branded logo furniture, and fixed spectator seating for professional sports, educational institutions, fire and EMS departments, corporations, hospitality venues, and other commercial markets. Its offerings include indoor, outdoor, contract, designer, and fixed seating products, supported by custom design, interchangeable XZipit logo panels, in-house embroidery, and project coordination from design through delivery and installation.
Dreissig Company is a Syracuse-based, Certified Minority Business Enterprise that supplies workplace products and services, including custom apparel decorated through screen printing and embroidery. Its business is built around diverse strategic partnerships and value-added reselling, with a focus on helping corporate and government customers strengthen supplier diversity. Dreissig also offers PPE supplies, including hand sanitizer manufactured in New York State.
Dresser Utility Solutions supplies mission-critical infrastructure technology for gas and water utilities and industrial customers, spanning measurement and control through pipeline repair and maintenance. The company describes nearly 150 years of work in critical infrastructure products and a coupling-and-repair business serving the water industry since the early 1890s. Its measurement products are manufactured in the United States, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom.
DribbleUp is a Franklin Square, New York company known for bringing interactive sports training into the home. Its smart equipment connects young players with app-based coaching and guided practice, while its fitness community serves adults working out at home.
Brooklyn-based Driftaway Coffee is an immigrant-owned, woman-led small-batch roastery that fresh-roasts coffee for personalized subscriptions, tastings, and everyday brewing. Founded by Anu Menon and Suyog Mody as a 2012 passion project, the company puts smallholder producers at the center of its work by prioritizing women-owned farms and minority producers. Driftaway also makes specialty coffee approachable through guided virtual tastings and educational resources, without the usual snobbery.
Founded in 2010 by former wholesale-lab edging manager Martin Ponce, Drill Specialty Corp. fabricates finished eyewear and specializes in drilling and edging prescription lenses into challenging frames. The Massapequa Park company examines each frame and prescription combination before work begins, drawing on techniques Ponce developed while testing edging equipment and reviving older lens-finishing methods. It also helps optical businesses manage difficult jobs, including frames once considered suitable only for plano lenses.
Born from a former electrician’s garage solution for cleaning car rims, Drillbrush makes drill-powered scrub brushes that fit standard cordless drills and impact drivers. Founder Anthony LaPolla developed the first brush after opening a car wash in Marcy, New York, in 2005, then began manufacturing and selling the design in 2007. The Upstate New York company now sells its color-coded brushes and scrubbing accessories to professional cleaners and homeowners around the world, with millions sold.
For more than 35 years, Drip Research Technology Solutions (DRTS) has designed and assembled machinery for drip-irrigation and plastic-pipe extrusion, including turnkey production lines and standalone equipment. The company has installed more than 500 independently operating factories worldwide, while also supplying pressure-compensating dripper assembly systems and leach-mining irrigation solutions. DRTS assembles its machinery in Turkey and India with European components and supports customers through installation, training, and ongoing technical service.
Since its founding in 2000, Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare has grown into a global medical-equipment manufacturer with offices, factories and warehouses across several continents. The company is known for building practical equipment that supports independence, serving homecare providers, long-term-care organizations and other healthcare channels in more than 100 countries.
Drive Medical is a leading manufacturer of durable medical equipment with a complete line of life-enhancing products focused on innovation, functionality, and value. The company manufactures and supplies a wide range of respiratory therapy products and other medical equipment, serving customers in more than 100 countries.
Founded in 2019 by import-performance veterans, New York’s Driven Motorsports builds and modifies high-performance cars, with a particular focus on Nissan GT-Rs and other specialized European and Japanese platforms. The shop combines in-house engine building and dyno calibration with custom fabrication, creating everything from individual upgrades to complete performance builds. Its experience is especially evident in the rare and distinctive cars featured in its custom builds.
Since Mehdi Salehi founded it in 2014, Drone City LLC has built its identity around using unmanned technology to improve human lives. Based in New York, the company develops and manufactures autonomous systems for practical missions such as disaster response and delivery, including New York’s first drone delivery in 2022.
Founded in 2015 in Poland’s Aviation Valley, Dronehub develops and manufactures the autonomous infrastructure that lets drone operations run without constant human handling, including licensable drone-in-a-box systems and their docking and charging technology. Now US-owned and headquartered in North Carolina, the company combines European R&D with a Jasionka factory whose $7.5 million production line came online in 2025. Its work has been funded or validated by the European Space Agency and European Defence Agency, including the AUDROS counter-UAS programme, which received an EDA score of 98 out of 100.
Founded in 2010, Drop Smoke Inc. manufactures and distributes electronic cigarettes and e-liquids, making its juices in Toms River, New Jersey. The company says its made-to-order juices are diacetyl-free, vegan and certified kosher, and that it operates 14 locations across the tristate area while supplying stores nationwide.