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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.
Founded in 1886 as the California Perfume Company, Avon develops and manufactures beauty products and has built an international business around direct, person-to-person selling through its Representatives. It offers contract manufacturing from automated sites in Poland and the Philippines, drawing on more than a century of beauty-industry experience.
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.
Known for pioneering mobile classroom solutions, AVRover designs and manufactures educational technology in Buffalo, New York. Its secure, shareable carts help schools bring presentation and teaching equipment where it is needed rather than fixing it to one classroom. The company also applies lean manufacturing practices and recyclable packaging to its production.
Since its founding in 2006, AVS has grown into an innovation-driven SME serving major scientific research institutions and aerospace organizations. Its work turns advanced engineering into practical systems for frontier research, with more than 1,300 projects delivered from facilities across the USA, UK and Europe. The company operates 8,000 square metres of facilities, including cleanrooms for high-precision assembly and testing.
From its Florida and New York facilities, AVStar Fuel Systems designs, manufactures, and overhauls fuel-system components for general aviation piston engines. Founded in 1999 and reorganized as AVStar Fuel Systems in 2007, the company supplies Lycoming Engines and has delivered more than 50,000 fuel controls. Its FAA-PMA and repair-station approvals, EASA Part 145 approval, AS9100-registered Auburn facility, and in-house Lambda Flow Bench reflect a production operation built around traceable aviation manufacturing and final performance testing.
AVT Beckett Elevators designs and manufactures complete elevators and custom elevator components for new construction and modernization projects across North America. The company traces its elevator-industry roots back more than 60 years, while the AVT business began in 2006 and joined with Beckett Elevators in 2008. Its three North American manufacturing facilities include a new U.S. plant in Logan, Ohio, and its field-informed design approach includes a digital studio for configuring custom cab interiors.
Avtron traces its roots to 1947 and began manufacturing load banks in 1955, building a long-running identity around testing critical power systems. Today, the company serves customers worldwide from manufacturing operations in Cleveland and the United Kingdom, with field support and training for the equipment used in demanding facilities.
Founded in Washington, D.C., in 1931, AW Industries is a family-owned mattress manufacturer now based in Landover, Maryland. After shifting its focus fully to bedding in the early 1990s, the fourth generation of the Krupsaw family continued the company’s American-made Sleepwell line alongside licensed brands and hospitality bedding. The company employs more than 200 people and serves residential, commercial, and hotel customers through a broad retailer network.
Founded in 2015 in Apple Creek, Ohio, AW Machinery supplies industrial woodworking equipment and backs it with in-house service, repairs, and machine rebuilding. The company has grown from a 3,500-square-foot warehouse to more than 50,000 square feet and over 20 employees, while also manufacturing material-handling equipment for woodworking customers. Its technicians provide local and emergency support for equipment sold by AW as well as machinery purchased elsewhere.
Serving the Capital District since 1988, Awards by Walsh’s & Creative Marketing in Cohoes creates custom recognition awards and branded apparel for businesses, schools, teams and organizations. Its 30-year specialty is helping customers turn event and recognition ideas into finished pieces, from engraved awards to embroidered uniforms, with orders ranging from 10 to 10,000 items. The company also operates the Capital Region’s largest showroom and powers it with solar panels that have generated more than 325 megawatt-hours of electricity.
Awards Plus Tees is a custom screen printing and embroidery shop that offers awards, signs, custom engraving, trophies, and decorated clothing including uniforms and corporate wear.
AwardsPlus grew from a family-home basement business launched in 1974 into a long-running recognition company serving the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and beyond. Its Clinton, Maryland, team produces personalized awards for organizations, with the capacity to handle both large orders and small custom work.
Aware is a woman-owned sustainable clothing brand created by friends, mothers, sisters, and other women to reduce fashion’s environmental impact while giving back to communities. Its work extends beyond apparel through a mental-health awareness mission centered on an Awareness Panda symbol created with Spanish artist Domingo Zapata, with a percentage of profits from licensed purchases supporting that effort. The company also redirected its sustainable textile resources during the 2020 pandemic to donate hypoallergenic, antibacterial masks to frontline healthcare workers.
Awarewolf Gear makes mobility canes for blind and low-vision users, including the All Terrain Cane developed from its founder’s own hiking needs after vision loss in Sedona, Arizona. Designed by blind users for the blind and low-vision community, its titanium All Terrain Cane is built for rugged ground, while the Urban Xplorer adapts that durability to everyday streets. The company also supports mobility access through cane donations, veteran assistance and a monthly community gathering called A Call For The Wild.