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GMP Friction Products manufactures sintered metallic friction materials and friction components, a specialty it has developed since 1929. Founded as General Metals Powder Company (GEMPCO), the company traces its history to John Fisher’s copper-powder manufacturing process and says it remains active in research and development of friction materials. Its Akron facility also offers engineering collaboration and testing services for wet and dry applications.
For nearly 50 years, GMP Welding & Fabrication, Inc. has combined certified welding with in-house fabrication, machining, engineering, assembly and finishing for demanding industrial work. Its 25,000-square-foot facility can take on large fabrications, while ASME pressure-vessel certification and AWS qualifications support precision projects ranging from aerospace components to heavy equipment. GMP also handles specialized repairs, including aluminum-bronze weld overlays that restore worn bearing diameters.
GNU Technology is a precision-manufacturing firm known for taking on complex, low-tolerance machining work, including components made for defense systems. Its customers include first- and second-tier defense contractors, and the company is familiar with the military specifications that shape those assignments.
Go Eve develops and manufactures DockChain, a patented sequential-charging system that lets multiple parking bays share one DC fast charger. Formed in 2021 to commercialize research from University College Dublin and Imperial College London, the company combines UK-manufactured hardware with software developed in Ireland and the UK. Its first customer sites went live in the UK and Ireland in 2023–24, serving fleets, offices and car parks.
Named for founders Judd Godfrey and Clarence Wing, this Cleveland-born company has been focused on vacuum impregnation since its service business began in 1949. Established in 1948, Godfrey & Wing has grown from a small job shop into a global specialist helping manufacturers eliminate porosity-related leaks, with an extensive service-center network supporting customers worldwide. Its Aurora operation is ISO 9001:2015 registered.
GoGoMeds Select is a Fairfield, Ohio online pharmacy specializing in compounded medications prepared by its pharmacy team and shipped directly to patients. With more than 20 years of experience, the pharmacy has developed over 25,000 quality formulations, including customized strengths and allergy-conscious options designed around individual needs. It also works with healthcare providers, clinics, and pharmacies when patients need medication unavailable off the shelf.
GoHypersonic Inc. develops hypersonic technologies and advanced military systems, carrying projects from design and fabrication through ground and flight testing. The company’s work centers on propulsion-airframe integration and ramjet and scramjet engine development, supported by more than a decade of vehicle and engine design experience, an in-house machine shop, and two hypersonic wind tunnels. Based in partnership with aerospace R&D laboratories, OEMs, and the Department of Defense, GHI turns its research into tested flight hardware and operational systems.
Born from a husband-and-wife team seeking a safer way to clean hands in Akron, Ohio, GOJO Industries makes hand-hygiene and surface-well-being solutions, including the PURELL® brand. Founded 75 years ago, the company combines scientific innovation, research, and education with a focus on helping people stay healthy and making life better through well-being solutions.
GOJO Industries, LLC develops hygiene products and dispensing systems, and says its work is founded on the PURELL Purpose of saving lives and making life better through well-being solutions. The company traces its origins to a husband-and-wife team seeking a safer way to clean hands in Akron, Ohio, and says its products have shaped hand hygiene for 75 years.
Founded in 1931 by David C. Evans, family-owned and operated Gold Medal Products Co. manufactures concession equipment and supplies and has grown from selling drink concentrate into a producer for the concessions industry. The third generation of the Evans family leads the company, which reports more than 500 employees and manufacturing headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio. Its history includes making concession machines and, more recently, producing packaged gourmet popcorn at a dedicated manufacturing facility.
Started by Doug Cooper as a basement hobby in 2010, Goldberry Roasting Company now produces small-batch specialty coffee at its family-owned roastery in Ashland, Ohio. Doug’s son Pete joined in 2019, turning the business into a family legacy built around carefully developed roast profiles and close relationships with coffee farmers, including partners in Mexico’s Sierra Norte region. Goldberry also works through its sister nonprofit, Coffee Growing Community, to help farming families improve the quality and market value of their coffee.
Since opening in 1978, Golden Eagle Extrusions has built its identity around flexible packaging for manufacturers, with a particular history in fresh-cut produce dating to 1988. The Milford company develops custom films that help processors manage respiration, extend shelf life, and run dependable packaging lines, while its polymer science team works closely with customers on material performance.
Rooted in Cleveland’s St. Clair Superior neighborhood, Goldhorn Brewery has brewed beer and welcomed diners since beginning operations in July 2016. Named for the mountain goat of Slovenian folklore, the brewery connects local heritage with a rotating draft list, hearty food, and private spaces for gatherings. Its Polka City Pilsner, brewed with Slovenian hops, is also available through beverage retailers.
In Wadsworth, Goldsmith & Eggleton turns reclaimed rubber into reprocessed elastomers and carbon black masterbatches for the rubber industry. A Ravago company whose Ravaflex products are distributed through HB Chemical, G&E has modernized its reprocessing and masterbatch operations while maintaining an in-house laboratory for testing and product development. Its recycling process is certified to ISO 14021:2016 and EN 15343:2008, alongside ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 systems.
Goliad Products, LLC, trading as The Whistler Group, develops radio scanners, radar detectors and vehicle safety products under the Whistler brand. Its scanners are built on an RF platform refined over more than two decades, with models such as the TRX-2 supporting multi-system digital trunking and the Fire Dog line aimed at vehicle-fire preparedness. The Cincinnati-based company serves both U.S. and international users with product software, firmware and starter configurations.
Established in 1991, Gomaplast Machinery is a Wooster, Ohio company known for keeping the rubber-processing equipment it advertises in its own inventory. It serves rubber and polymer manufacturers across North America and abroad, supporting purchases with in-house rebuilding and engineering work.
Founded in 1982 by president Mike Gomillion, Gomillion Furniture Services is a Willoughby-based craft shop known for giving heirlooms and other valued furnishings a careful second life. Its work serves everyone from individual collectors to designers and manufacturers, with a 15,000-square-foot facility allowing the company to take on both one treasured piece and large production projects.
Founded in Ilminster, Somerset, in 1948, Gooch & Housego is a photonics engineering group with more than seven decades of experience turning difficult optical designs into durable components and systems. Headquartered in Somerset with operations in the USA and Europe, it works primarily with OEM customers whose equipment must perform reliably in demanding environments. Its Rochester-based G&H | GS Optics business adds a distinct 1916 heritage in precision polymer optics.
Gooch & Housego began in Ilminster, Somerset, in 1948 and has grown from a small-town shop into a global photonics engineering group. More than 1,000 employees across 13 sites support OEM customers with components and optical systems built for demanding applications, drawing on over seven decades of experience and a team of more than 100 engineers.
Goodale Auto-Truck Parts Co. sells drivetrain parts and provides drivetrain rebuilding, remanufacturing, and repair services. Founded in 1931 as a salvage business, the company has remained family-owned through successive generations and is now operated by the third generation of the Burkhart family. Its Columbus facility covers 70,000 square feet and includes 18 full-service bays.