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Brooklyn beauty lovers Eva NYC make clinically proven haircare with science-backed, responsibly sourced ingredients and a lighter environmental footprint. The brand sets itself apart by omitting more than 1,300 ingredients while remaining certified vegan and cruelty-free, and by using packaging made with recycled materials. Eva NYC is also a certified B Corporation and Climate Neutral, with a stated goal of reaching Net Zero by 2035.
Since 1982, EVAC+CHAIR North America has made emergency evacuation chairs and sleds that move people with mobility impairments safely along stairways when elevators cannot be used. The company says its original chair was invented in the United States and is designed for intuitive, often single-person operation; its equipment has also been used at the World Trade Center during the 9/11 evacuation. Based in Lake Success, New York, the North American operation serves workplaces, healthcare facilities and other buildings with evacuation equipment backed by lifetime warranties on its chairs.
Evan Stoller is an independent architecture and design practice known for a portfolio that moves between civic projects and finely made objects. The practice creates spaces for settings such as theaters and medical offices, alongside selected custom furniture.
Founded in Hamburg in 2000 by brother-and-sister partners Peter and Robin Evenhouse, Evenhouse Printing is a family-owned, full-service print company handling projects from custom design through production, finishing and fulfillment under one roof. The partners bring decades of commercial printing experience, while the in-house team supports everything from business materials to large-format graphics and targeted mail campaigns. All work is done in Hamburg, New York.
EverClean Eastern is a Rochester-based American manufacturer serving the demanding cleaning needs of professional kitchens and commercial spaces. Its in-house production supports consistent quality and private-label manufacturing, with wholesale supply available to restaurants, retailers and households.
Since 2018, Evereden has made non-toxic, science-backed self-care products for children’s and teens’ developing skin and hair. The New York company stands apart for involving real families in product development and working with a team of dermatologists, including specialists from Harvard and Stanford. Its formulas are made for young users and exclude more than 2,000 ingredients, including sulfates, parabens and phthalates.
Everest Medicines is a Shanghai-based, Hong Kong-listed biopharmaceutical company with an integrated presence spanning research through commercial production. Its work is aimed at bringing innovative treatments to patients in China and other global markets, with a particular emphasis on addressing serious unmet medical needs. The company’s Jiashan manufacturing site began operating in 2022 and includes a 58,000-square-meter facility built to Chinese, U.S. and EU GMP standards.
Since 1980, East Aurora’s EverFab has grown from a 420-square-foot garage into a 45,000-square-foot integrated manufacturer of precision CNC-machined components and assemblies. Its particular strength is producing miniature and micro-scale parts—including components machined in ceramics—and validating them with documentation down to 10-nanometer resolution. EverFab serves demanding aerospace and defense work from a climate-controlled facility and is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified as well as ITAR registered.
Founded in Clyde, Ohio, in 1998, Evergreen recycles post-consumer PET bottles into recycled PET resin for packaging manufacturers. From its first 75,000-square-foot plant and 35 employees, the company has grown to four North American locations with capacity to process more than 4.4 billion bottles and produce 125 million pounds of food-grade rPET annually. AI-enabled sorting robotics support Evergreen’s effort to capture more usable material and keep PET in circulation.
Since Jeff Greene founded it as a small painting studio in 1978, EverGreene Architectural Arts has become a Brooklyn-based, employee-owned company known for preserving important historic places. Its specialists work nationwide with architects, institutions, and other project leaders to restore architectural character, with the company’s integrated studios and conservation laboratory keeping much of that work in-house.
Since 1910, Everlast has made boxing and fitness gear, from gloves and punching bags to boxing shoes and training apparel. The brand pairs its century-plus boxing heritage with a global presence in more than 100 countries, and its Team Everlast roster connects its equipment to active professional fighters.
For more than 45 years, family-owned Eversan, Inc. has manufactured USA-made scoreboards, LED video displays and timers for athletic venues. Its systems include proprietary 2.4 GHz wireless control technology, portable scoreboard designs and a service center staffed by technicians with a combined 25 years of experience.
Everybody Eats began in Brooklyn in 2004 when lifelong celiac Pedro Arroba started baking with $600 after failing to find bread he wanted to eat. Two decades later, his personal approach still defines the bakery, which makes handmade gluten-free food for people managing celiac disease and other allergies. Its dedicated facility supports that mission while Arroba continues developing breads and treats with familiar flavor and texture.
Everyday Objects, created by gift-industry veteran Tyler Breuer, turns ordinary household and kitchen goods into playful, functional designs such as mushroom scrubbers and a hatchet-shaped pizza cutter. Drawing on pop art and comic books, the East Rockaway company gives routine tasks a dose of humor without sacrificing usefulness. Breuer brings more than a decade of experience with gift brands including Genuine Fred, Paladone, Unicorn Snot, and Hipsterkid.
For more than a decade, Everything Lulu has built its name around obsessive craftsmanship in a Scarsdale cake boutique. Its artisans create highly detailed cakes for celebrations, including weddings, using ingredients such as Valrhona chocolate and produce from local farms.
Founded in 1949, EVG Entwicklungs- und Verwertungsgesellschaft GmbH designs and builds machinery and production lines for processing wire and reinforcing steel, with a particular focus on welded mesh and coil-fed rebar processing. The globally active Austrian manufacturer supports more than 5,000 installed systems through a service organization of over 40 field technicians and 20 customer-service staff. EVG also develops its own EVG 3D building system and digital tools for managing wire-production data.
Evn makes cannabinoid wellness products, including cannabis gummies, in small batches built around balanced, functional formulas. Founded by CEO Josh Krumholz after cannabinoids helped him feel more centered, the company works closely with trusted farms and sources single-origin extracts for consistency. Its products are third-party tested and made in runs that can be as small as 100 bottles or jars.
Founded in 2009, Elmira-based Evolution Edges manufactures standard and custom snowplow blades and winter wear parts for highway departments, municipalities, airports, and contractors. A division of Chemung Supply Corporation, the company pairs CNC fabrication and automated carbide brazing with its patented Sabre® Blade System, acquired through Built Blades in 2020. Its solar-powered New York facility makes American-made products, supported by a West Coast warehouse in Denver for nationwide service.
Founded by two Long Island innovators who began experimenting in their garages, Evolve Hydrogen develops polymer-based electrolyzers that produce green hydrogen directly from seawater and other water sources. Its Evolve™ design avoids precious metals and desalination while using injection molding to support faster, simpler manufacturing. In 2022, the Stony Brook company won Phase One of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hydrogen Shot H-Prize, one of only 10 winners and the sole company from the Northeast.
Evolve Resource Management turns hard-to-recycle plastic and paper waste into reusable material, processing more than 20 million pounds of plastic each year at its Argyle operation. The company’s acquisition of Adirondack Plastics and Recycling in 2019 added more than 30 years of regional plastics-recycling experience and expanded its grinding capacity. Evolve also helps customers handle sensitive materials through product destruction and Certificates of Destruction when applicable.