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For more than 35 years, Mansfield-based Forbes AAC has developed and manufactured speech-generating devices, communication software and educational resources for people with communication disorders. Its engineers work alongside speech-language pathologists, assistive technology specialists and funding experts, while its in-house APEX mounts are designed and CNC-machined in the United States. Forbes AAC is a privately held company and a trade name of Forbes Rehab Services, Inc., with a faith-based mission to provide communication devices and advocate for people in need.
Forbes Chocolate is a family-owned company founded in Cleveland in 1901, with Keith Geringer now serving as its third-generation president. Its history includes Benjamin P. Forbes’s late-1920s development of powdered chocolate milk, a breakthrough that changed how flavored milk was made. Today, the company builds on that heritage by developing cocoa powders and custom flavor blends for food and beverage manufacturers.
For more than 65 years, FORCE America has manufactured and distributed mobile hydraulic and motion-control systems, pairing fluid-power components with design expertise for on- and off-road equipment. The 100% employee-owned company serves demanding applications across construction, agriculture and other working industries through 15 U.S. sales and service centers, which stock more than 50,000 products. FORCE America’s hose work is backed by NAHAD Hose Safety Institute certification and more than two decades of NAHAD membership.
Family-owned since 1969, Force Control Industries designs and manufactures industrial clutches and brakes at its Fairfield, Ohio headquarters, where its patented Posidyne oil-shear technology was developed. The company makes its products in more than 100,000 square feet of in-house manufacturing space, pairing engineering with machining to build durable drives for severe-duty equipment and custom applications. Force Control has been ISO compliant since 2008 and identifies its products as made in the USA.
For more than 25 years, Troy-based Force Design, Inc. has designed, built, and implemented custom robotic automation equipment for manufacturers. Its turnkey systems are tailored to each customer’s process, with the company also providing controls engineering, installation, and ongoing equipment support. Force Design’s work includes distinctive applications such as 3D-vision depalletizing and robotic welding, backed by a small-team approach that customers describe as trustworthy and responsive.
Ford Motor Company is an automotive manufacturer with a history spanning more than 120 years. The company says it is entering a new era while continuing to serve customers and communities, and its lineup includes Ford cars, SUVs, trucks, vans, and electric vehicles.
Since its 1988 beginnings as a small private business in Newark, New Jersey, Foremost Groups, Ltd. has grown into a global home-products company employing more than 2,000 people. Its manufacturing and importing business serves customers worldwide, with a particular emphasis on durable design and sustainability, including recyclable Neuwood outdoor furniture.
With more than 80 years of industrial, commercial, and military packaging experience, Cleveland-based Forest City Companies designs and manufactures custom protective packaging alongside industrially sewn products. Its Forest City Packaging division handles demanding military and export crating, while Forest City Industrial Sewing works with high-performance fabrics to produce items such as bellows and high-temperature components for defense, manufacturing, and machinery customers. A 40,000-square-foot facility supports projects ranging from single specialty pieces to orders exceeding 10,000 units, with military packaging produced to standards including Mil-Std-2073 and Mil-Std-129.
Forest City Technologies is a Wellington, Ohio contract manufacturer and material-solutions company that develops and produces customer-specified components. The company says it has served customers around the world for more than 70 years, using material science and manufacturing technologies in its work.
Known as more than a winery, Forever Farms is a Medina, Ohio gathering place that treats wedding couples as part of the family. Its Blueberry Barn was designed for personalized celebrations, with an indoor-outdoor layout and an open-vendor policy that gives couples unusual control over how their day comes together. The 32-acre rural setting also supports wine tastings and a wine club centered on Forever Blueberry Barn wines.
Founded by Rex Maughan in 1978, Forever Living makes aloe vera-based wellness, nutrition, skin-care and personal-care products. The Scottsdale company controls its supply chain from its own aloe fields through manufacturing, research, quality laboratories and distribution, serving customers in more than 140 countries. Its aloe operation includes more than 50 million plants, with fields in the Dominican Republic using solar-powered pumps and drip irrigation to reduce water usage by 90 percent.
Founded by gene therapy developers for developers, Forge Biologics is a Columbus, Ohio-based contract development and manufacturing organization focused on AAV gene therapy development and production. Its 200,000-plus-square-foot Hearth facility has 20 cGMP suites and supports programs from research through clinical and commercial manufacturing. Forge is part of Ajinomoto Bio-Pharma Services and brings more than 450 experts to its work with gene therapy developers.
Built on a fire-service legacy that began in 1985, Forge Fire & Company was founded by firefighters Todd and Carie Shepherd in 2021. The Bucyrus manufacturer carries that firsthand experience into realistic training environments for fire departments, academies, and training centers, with NFPA 1402 certification covering each build’s exact configuration. Its in-house team keeps design and fabrication together, allowing training systems to evolve with the departments that use them.
Family-owned since 1962, Cleveland’s Forge Products Corporation makes customized open-die forgings for industrial customers, with parts weighing up to 5,000 pounds. Started by Charles Thayer and his father, the company remains in its third generation of family ownership and is supported by a cross-trained workforce whose average tenure is 20 years. Its quality program meets or exceeds MIL-S-45208A and MIL-I-45662A standards, with customers including aerospace and heavy-equipment manufacturers.
For more than 40 years, Forge Racks and Dunnage has been a Connersville, Indiana, manufacturer known for integrated material-handling solutions for demanding OEM programs. Its 160,000-square-foot operation serves automotive, agricultural, and heavy-truck customers while also supporting newer data-center infrastructure work. The company combines in-house engineering, fabrication, and finishing with ISO 9001-certified quality systems and AWS D1.1 welding standards.
Born from a problem spotted at the racetrack, Forgeline Motorsports designs and hand-builds custom performance wheels in Dayton, Ohio. Founded by David and Steve Schardt, the company has spent over 30 years developing made-to-order wheels with precise fitments and racing-informed engineering, including what it describes as the industry’s first forged-to-form wheel. Each set is built four at a time under one roof, with in-house machining, hand finishing, and testing beyond SAE standards.
Form5 Prosthetics is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that develops affordable, custom 3D-printed adaptive products for people with limb differences. Founded by Aaron Westbrook after he printed his first device as a 15-year-old high school student, the organization combines research and development with hands-on CO-FAB workshops in which recipients work directly with students and professional mentors. Its work also includes the Nub Club of Ohio, a community of more than 80 individuals with limb differences and their families.
ForMasters is a Mentor, Ohio-based manufacturer of custom metal components and tooling. Its capabilities include roll forming, metal stamping, laser cutting, press brake forming, welding, fabrication, in-house tool and die production, and CAD/CAM engineering. The company serves automotive, shelving, construction, appliance, technology, heavy machinery, aerospace, agriculture, marine, medical, railroad, truck/trailer, and solar markets.
Formica Corporation manufactures branded surfacing materials and is widely known for inventing the original high-pressure laminate. Founded in 1913 as Formica Products Company, it has grown into a global group of companies designing, manufacturing, distributing, and selling surfacing products for commercial and residential customers.
Founded in 2018 by four mechanical engineer-technician brothers and their electrical engineer father, Formica Industries manufactures and tests low- to mid-volume mechanical, electromechanical, and mechatronic products. The family-run company combines reverse engineering with supplier partnerships, final integration, and inspection for customers that need flexible production rather than high-volume industrial runs. Its defense work is informed by military experience, including support for the Defense Logistics Agency and nearly 30 NSNs since 2021.