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Founded from a 2019 team focused on food insecurity, Cincinnati-based Avari Aero develops American-made unmanned aerial vehicles for logistics and other long-range missions. Its Hermes M2 is a VTOL fixed-wing hybrid designed to carry goods without conventional takeoff or landing infrastructure, while the company’s Alaska project applies drone logistics to rural food access and community-run delivery networks. Avari incorporated in 2021 and has since advanced its first system prototype through ground and integration testing.
Led by co-founder and CEO Manish Vaishya, PhD, Avation Medical is a Valencia, California medical technology company developing patient-friendly neuromodulation for people with bladder conditions. Its Vivally system provides an FDA-cleared, wearable at-home treatment for overactive bladder, supported by clinical research and digital tools for patients and providers. The company completed ISO 13485 certification and launched Vivally commercially in the United States in 2023.
With roots in aerospace engineering stretching back more than 60 years—including heat shields used on Apollo lunar missions—AvCarb Material Solutions manufactures engineered carbon materials for clean-energy systems, transportation, and other demanding applications. The Lowell company is particularly known for gas diffusion layers developed through decades of collaboration with fuel-cell manufacturers, alongside woven carbon materials used in high-energy friction systems and fishing-reel drag washers. AvCarb is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Family owned and operated since 1970, Avcom SMT is a Westerville, Ohio electronics manufacturer known for hands-on oversight by its owners and tenured staff. Its 10,000-square-foot facility supports custom printed circuit board assembly for customers ranging from local Ohio businesses to national companies, with a particular focus on quick-turn prototype work. Avcom has been ISO 9001:2015 certified since 2005 and is ITAR compliant.
Avenue Consumer Brands helps established and emerging American consumer brands enter India through manufacturing and distribution. Operating across Mumbai, New York, and Miami, the company provides an end-to-end bridge into the Indian market, from selecting local manufacturing partners to managing distribution and fulfillment. Its distinguishing strength is a deep network and understanding of India’s cultural, economic, regulatory, and commercial landscape.
Founded around the styling expertise of NYC celebrity hairstylist Sergio Slavnov, Avenue Man Hair Products makes men’s haircare and styling products, including its signature three-step foam, clay and spray approach. The company says its products contain certified organic extracts and are made in Los Angeles, while its Avenue Lady line extends the brand to women’s styling needs. It also pairs its products with self-styling tutorials for different hair types and lengths.
Since Michael R. Golden founded Avenue Mosaic in 2010, the New York company has built its identity around his design-led approach to mosaic surfaces. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Golden studies color and fashion trends before developing original designs for the U.S. market and for home-furnishings partners worldwide.
Avenview is a Pro AV company built around helping installers and integrators manage video signals in demanding display environments. It is especially known for solutions that bring varied visual sources together on video walls, including systems designed for command centers and enterprise meeting spaces. With regional offices in Asia, Europe, Canada and the United States, Avenview serves distribution partners worldwide and provides a three-year warranty.
Founded by Yury and Ekaterina after they opened a veterinary clinic for their own dog, Averia makes smart GPS collars and connected accessories that help owners monitor a dog’s location, activity, and safety. The company grew out of veterinary practice and six years of research and development, pairing its collar hardware with an app for global tracking, virtual Safe Zones, and shared care. Averia says its collar was built from scratch six times before the team was satisfied with the result.
Founded in 2005, Aversion Technologies develops repellent masterbatch solutions that protect wires, buildings, vehicles and crops by making harmful or nuisance materials distasteful rather than causing harm. The American company centers its work on behavior modification, offering standard and custom carrier formulations in pellet or liquid form. Three regional headquarters and stocked warehouses in North America, Europe and Asia support customers across its markets.
Founded by Roger Avery in the late 1960s, Avery Biomedical Devices makes implanted diaphragm pacemaker systems that stimulate the phrenic nerves to support breathing. The company’s predecessor introduced the first commercially distributed diaphragm pacemaker in 1971, and Avery has since manufactured more than 10,000 neurostimulators implanted in over 50 countries. Renamed in 2005, the Long Island manufacturer’s Spirit system has full FDA approval for adult and pediatric use and is produced under an ISO 13485 quality system.
Avery Dennison is a materials science company that manufactures labeling and functional materials, including pressure-sensitive materials for labels and packaging. Its roots reach back to 1935, when Stan Avery invented the first self-adhesive, die-cut labeling machine, helping create the pressure-sensitive label industry. Today, the company operates in more than 180 locations globally and combines materials innovation with services such as engineered solutions and recycling support.
Avery Dennison grew from Ray Stanton Avery’s invention of the first self-adhesive label into a global materials science company serving manufacturers, brands, and retailers. Today, it develops materials and digital identification solutions that help businesses connect physical products with useful information across their supply chains. The company operates in more than 100 countries, with 85 local offices and manufacturing plants worldwide.
With more than 60 years of experience, Aviagen Turkeys develops and supplies primary-bred turkey stock through full-scale breeding programmes in the United States and Europe. Its breeding and production centres support ongoing genetic improvement, while customer teams provide practical management expertise for producers using its B.U.T. and Nicholas breeds. The company also maintains a specialist Shire heritage range, including birds developed for organic, free-range and other differentiated markets.
Aviate Audio builds customizable digital effects pedals and software for musicians, centered on its Multiverse platform, which lets players assemble downloadable effects into their own pedalboard presets. The company also makes Airpatch, a compact wireless effects-loop controller that can be mounted directly to an instrument and operated with a single button. Multiverse supports effects created by a broader developer community, while Aviate Audio provides the hardware, designer software and developer tools that connect them.
Tracing its roots to the Cleveland Cap Screw Company of the early 1900s, Aviation Component Solutions manufactures FAA-PMA replacement parts for commercial aircraft. The Cleveland-based company grew through aviation-component operations associated with Thompson Products, TRW, and Argo-Tech before becoming independent in 2006, and it remains under second-generation Lipscomb family leadership. Reverse engineering—developed during its World War II-era work—continues to shape ACS’s approach to designing and producing OEM-alternative parts.
Aviation Ground Equipment Corp. designs, engineers, manufactures, distributes, tests, and supports ground support equipment, with a focus on ground power equipment. Its products include commercial and military ground power units, frequency converters, load banks, air-start equipment, aircraft air conditioners and heaters, cables, connectors, and spare parts for commercial and military aviation.
Aviation Manufacturing Company, Inc. makes precision crankshafts and camshafts for original equipment manufacturers in the reciprocating-engine aircraft industry. The Fostoria, Ohio company has served aviation for nearly two decades, drawing on more than 50 years of precision-manufacturing lineage.
Since 2008, Aviation Systems Technologies, LLC has supported Southern Maryland’s Department of Defense customers with engineering, production, contractor support, and related technical services. The woman-owned small business is especially grounded in military programs, producing custom aircraft cables and harnesses while supplying the personnel and parts needed for demanding government projects. Its Cage Code is 518G9.
Springfield, Ohio-based Avid Manufacturing makes precision CNC-machined components and supports them with engineering, assembly, and warehousing. With 15 years of industry experience, the company works from prototypes through full-scale production, bringing process problem-solving and organized post-assembly storage into the same manufacturing relationship.