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Founded in 2002 by an electrical-components executive with more than 25 years of industry experience, Electronic Links International designs and manufactures connectors and cable assemblies in copper and fiber optics. Its engineers use analytical and scientific methods to develop components made to international standards, with manufacturing in the United States and Asia and headquarters in the United States and Europe.
Established at the end of World War II, Electronic Machine Parts designs and manufactures motion-control and registration systems for printing, packaging, labeling and other industrial machinery. The Hauppauge company grew from Federal Machine Works’ wartime defense-parts operation and has remained focused on registration control since the 1950s, shipping its systems internationally by the early 1960s. EMP also rebuilds older equipment and continues repairing some systems that have been in the field for more than 60 years.
Electronics & Innovation, Ltd. was founded in Rochester in 2003 by former ENI engineers and executives who set out to restore trusted RF amplifier expertise after ENI ended its analog line. Today, the company builds rugged RF power equipment for research and industrial customers, while also supporting legacy ENI units; its amplifiers have been used in demanding medical and laboratory work worldwide.
Making products in the United States since 1946, Electroswitch is a Weymouth manufacturer known for reliable switching solutions in demanding power environments. Its equipment supports utility protection and control as well as rugged defense and industrial applications, including naval shipboard systems and locomotive equipment.
Electrosynthesis Company is a Lancaster, New York, electrochemistry research firm known for taking difficult concepts from laboratory work toward commercial use. Its 25,000-square-foot facility supports confidential projects for organizations ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies, with work spanning process development and custom electrochemical systems.
Founded in 1974, Electrotech Service Equipment Corporation manufactures electrical service equipment for residential and commercial buildings in the New York metropolitan area. The company primarily produces project-specific switchboards and panel boards, and became 100% employee-owned in 2017.
Founded in 1996, Electrovaya is a technology-driven battery company whose history includes early patents, NASA collaboration and three decades of lithium-ion development. The company is known for its ceramic-separator technology and operates a 137,000-square-foot gigafactory in Jamestown, New York, alongside Canadian engineering and research facilities. Its battery systems serve mission-critical industrial customers, with more than 30,000 Infinity systems deployed worldwide.
Elegant Comfort is a Wood-Ridge, New Jersey home-textiles company offering bedding and related home goods, with its best-known products centered on soft, hotel-inspired sheet and comforter sets. Its bedding is sold through major retailers including Amazon, Target, Walmart and Macy’s, and the company says it sells more than 3 million items annually. Products such as its microfiber sheets and comforter sets carry OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification.
Since the early 1990s, elektraLite has designed and manufactured professional lighting fixtures and effects, beginning with a moving-light controller created by co-founder Norman Wright. The company develops products around feedback from designers, users, and integrators, with an emphasis on reliable components and practical solutions for venues ranging from theaters and houses of worship to museums and entertainment parks. Its fixtures are used worldwide in touring, installation, studio, and other professional environments.
Founded in 2009 by Finger Lakes native Christopher Bates, MS, Element Winery is a small-production winery shaped by a winemaker who is also a Master Sommelier and executive chef. Its wines are made to show the character of the Finger Lakes, with a minimalist approach that lets the grapes and their sites speak for themselves. The winery is particularly distinctive for using experimental work to test the region’s potential beyond its established white-wine reputation.
Originating in Germany’s Heraeus technology group, Elementar makes analytical instruments that determine elemental composition in organic and inorganic materials. Its systems support laboratories in fields ranging from agriculture and environmental testing to pharmaceuticals and materials science, with Elementar Americas serving the United States and Canada since 1999. The company also provides application support, maintenance, and documented validation for instruments used in regulated GMP environments.
Elementis PLC is a global specialty chemicals company that makes performance-driven additives for consumer and industrial applications. The company employs about 1,000 people across 18 global locations and draws on a nearly 200-year tradition of creating ingredients for everyday products. Its stated capabilities include rheology, surface modification and formulation.
Eleni’s New York is a New York City bakery known for crisp, colorful cookies, including personalized designs and printed photo cookies. More than 25 years after its beginnings with founder Eleni Gianopulos’s mother’s oatmeal-raisin recipe, the woman-raised bakery has become a staple for celebrations and gifts, with personalized cookies served at the White House for two decades. Eleni’s also supports New York causes and actively mentors women entrepreneurs.
Eleva Coffee roasts and supplies coffee, pairing locally roasted blends with single-origin beans ethically sourced from small farming communities. Owner-operated and known for its Nicaragua coffee heritage, the company also supports wholesale partners with weekly delivery to New York City locations, barista training, and equipment-maintenance assistance.
Since its 1973 start in Garden City, New York, Elevator Systems, Inc. has manufactured non-proprietary elevator controllers and control systems for new construction and modernization. ESI has partnered on more than 80,000 projects, pairing its traction and hydraulic controllers with remote monitoring and stocked replacement parts to support independent elevator companies and global industry customers. Its UL-certified door-lock monitoring solution has also been used in more than 7,500 New York installations.
Eleven makes premium turf soccer shoes designed around the comfort and fit its founders wanted but could not find, led by the kangaroo-leather TF1 and refined TF1-A. Based in New York, the brand pairs wide, natural-feeling lasts with Vibram® Duratrek outsoles and cushioned drop-in midsoles, and also brings back the traditional goalkeeper cap in lightweight Supplex® nylon. Its shoes use LWG-certified kangaroo leather.
Founded by Ethan Fedida and his family in honor of his grandmother Renee, Elfassy Foods makes harissa and other food products rooted in her Moroccan cooking and Maghrebi flavors. The family’s harissa is a modern take on the Moroccan condiment, with Renee’s journey from Morocco to New York City shaping the brand’s culinary story. Elfassy’s Mild Harissa won the 2024 Sauce King NYC Grand Champion award, following a 2021 startup-category win.
With more than 50 years of experience, ELG Utica Alloys is known for managing complex metal recovery programs for industrial customers around the world. Its teams work across 15 facilities in 10 countries, supporting aerospace, power generation, and oil and gas clients with tailored recycling arrangements. Since 2021, ELG Utica Alloys has been part of Aperam’s Recycling Division.
Elima-Draft grew from a 2009 garage prototype developed by two families who discovered cold air coming through their closed HVAC registers. Today, the American-made company serves homes and businesses with magnetic vent covers designed to improve comfort and reduce drafts.
Born as a small New York City bakery, Elisa’s Love Bites makes cookies designed to pair indulgence with more thoughtful ingredients. The brand’s signature approach leaves out gluten, refined sugar, and artificial sweeteners while keeping bold flavors at the center, and it has grown into a nationwide cookie brand. Chef Elisa Lyew also offers custom orders, catering, and wholesale options.