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Founded by pilot Dan Schwinn in 1994, Avidyne Corporation designs and manufactures integrated avionics systems for general, business, helicopter and emerging advanced-air-mobility aviation. Based in Melbourne, Florida, the company says its original products are designed and manufactured in the United States, with additional resources in Massachusetts and Ohio. Avidyne was an early certifier of primary and multifunction flight displays and holds AS9100D aerospace certification.
Avient Corporation is an Avon Lake, Ohio–headquartered materials company with a global manufacturing and innovation footprint. It develops specialized polymer solutions for manufacturers, including materials designed to support recycling and lower-carbon products.
From its Avon Lake base, Avient Corporation develops and manufactures specialized polymer, colorant, additive, composite and fiber materials for products ranging from medical catheters to outdoor building components. Its portfolio includes materials designed for recycling, bio-based content and lower energy use, alongside application-specific solutions such as laser-weldable polymers and engineered synthetic fibers. Avient also operates a global manufacturing and innovation network, with more than 6,000 employees participating in community service across more than 110 communities.
Avila Science Inc. is developing a pharmaceutical technology solution for early pregnancy loss that combines a two-step medication treatment with 24/7 digital patient support. The New York company aims to turn what can be a two-week or longer process into a fully supported two- to three-day experience for patients and providers.
Avilion Coatings Inc. is a technical coatings company known for helping owners, engineers, and contractors protect demanding industrial assets. Its NACE-certified technicians evaluate projects and recommend systems for corrosion-resistant tank linings and related industrial applications.
AvinED Technical Furnishings is a U.S.-based custom manufacturer of multimedia lecterns, AV podiums, podium desks, teacher and instructor desks, sit-stand desks, multimedia carts, AV racks, and technical furnishings. The company designs and builds customizable furniture for educational, corporate, government, military, healthcare, and other professional environments, using laminate finishes, wood-based materials, PVC edges, and CNC equipment.
Founded in 2002, West Chester’s Aviom designs and manufactures U.S.-made personal mixing and audio networking equipment for musicians and audio professionals. The company is known for its Pro16® personal mixing system, powered by its proprietary A-Net® digital audio transport technology, and its products serve applications ranging from live sound and broadcast to recording studios and theaters worldwide.
Founded in 2000, Avionics Interface Technologies is a Beavercreek-based Teradyne division known for developing avionics communications technology for commercial aerospace and defense programs. Its Ohio design and production center supports Fibre Channel work for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, while the company’s systems help customers test and integrate aircraft electronics.
Led by founder and CEO Noor Haj-Tamim, a commercial astronaut candidate and bioastronautics researcher, Columbus-based Avionova brings spaceflight research to people living with balance disorders. The company develops wearable earbuds intended to steady the inner ear and reduce dizziness, using targeted cooling as a nonmedication approach.
Formed in 1959, Avis Industrial Corporation is a diversified manufacturing company that has grown from two plants into a family of wholly owned operating businesses. The Upland, Indiana, corporation invests in manufacturing companies across the United States and Canada, supporting their leaders and the communities where they operate.
Founded through the University of Pennsylvania’s Y-Prize program in 2017, Avisi Technologies develops nanotechnology-enabled ophthalmic devices for glaucoma, including its investigational VisiPlate aqueous shunt. The Redwood City company combines materials science, ophthalmology and MEMS microfabrication to create ultrathin implants intended to lower eye pressure, while its VisiPlate technology advances through clinical research.
For nearly two decades, Avista Realtime Systems has been the engineering partner behind complex control environments used by utilities, municipalities, and industrial organizations. The Elkridge company is known for taking responsibility across a project’s full life, from system design through commissioning and support, with work that includes SCADA for large power networks and water utilities. It also develops aviCore, a managed platform for monitoring critical infrastructure.
Avital’s Apiaries turns the products of its honey hives into handcrafted body care, including soaps, lotion bars, haircare and bath products. The three-person team works from a solar-powered workshop in Newfield, New York, drawing on 30 acres of wildflowers and forest while also sourcing hive products from other local beekeepers. What began with two hives and a local fair table 12 years ago has grown into wholesale and online sales, with minimal packaging and a strong preference for glass, tins and paperboard.
Founded by former professional American-Israeli basketball player Tamir Goodman, AVIV reimagines basketball equipment with a moisture-wicking, antimicrobial net that dries and cleans the ball as it passes through the hoop. Based in Baltimore, the company also makes removable net signage that lets teams and sponsors change their branding without damaging the net, while championing women’s sports and gender equality.
With more than 40 years in the trade, Aviva Metals manufactures and distributes copper-alloy materials, with a particular reputation for continuous-cast bronze from its Lorain, Ohio foundry. The company keeps more than 10 million pounds across over 100 alloy grades and also produces precision-machined parts to customer drawings. Its Ohio foundry is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified, while the Houston operation holds AS9120B certification.
Proudly based in West Virginia, AVN Corporation is an independent innovation partner whose technical heritage is rooted in the former Union Carbide/Dow Technical Center in South Charleston. The company helps chemical and energy businesses turn new ideas into commercial processes, serving established companies as well as ventures and start-ups on six continents.
Founded in 2003 by physicist Joseph L. Dallas, Avo Photonics designs, develops, and manufactures optoelectronic products for customers who retain ownership of their intellectual property. The Philadelphia-area contract manufacturer works from concept through scalable U.S. production, with a 40,000-square-foot cleanroom facility and a strict confidentiality model that keeps Avo from competing with its clients. Avo is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certified and ITAR registered.
Founded by Kristy Hunston and Grace O’Sullivan after avocado oil helped soothe Grace’s sensitive skin, AVOILA makes plant-based skincare centered on its Nourishing Face Oil. The Philadelphia-based brand pairs organic avocado oil with other nutrient-rich botanical oils in a formula designed for a wide range of skin types, including sensitive skin, and also offers a matching body oil. Its face oil is USDA Organic certified by Oregon Tilth, vegan, cruelty-free, and packaged in recyclable materials.
Avondale Natural Foods operates in the food and beverage manufacturing industry.
In downtown Binghamton, nonprofit AVRE manufactures paper-based office products while creating employment for people who are blind or visually impaired. Serving New York’s Southern Tier since 1926, its business division uses adaptive technology so a 100% blind business segment can work across production, with more than 90% of direct-labor roles held by people with vision loss. Revenue from the operation helps support AVRE’s free vision rehabilitation services.