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Founded in Budapest in 2012 by two PhD students from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, General Mechatronics develops and manufactures connected electronic products and complete IoT systems. The company combines hardware, embedded software, cloud platforms and user applications, carrying projects from early engineering through serial production and long-term support. Its work ranges from fleet and cargo monitoring to healthcare and industrial automation, with more than 30,000 devices sold and a continuing research relationship with the university.
Founded from a Minneapolis flour mill in 1866 and formally established as General Mills in 1928, General Mills is a global food manufacturer whose portfolio spans more than 100 brands sold in over 100 countries. It makes food for people and pets, with products found in approximately 90% of U.S. households, and operates food production facilities around the world.
General Motors is a Detroit-based automotive manufacturer founded in 1908, producing vehicles across Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac. It operates a large U.S. manufacturing network that builds vehicles and automotive parts, and has expanded into electric vehicles and battery technology.
Since Dick Spera founded it in 1975, General Refining Corporation has grown from a refinery serving New York’s Diamond District into a family operation with roots in the city and Alaska. Today, the company’s 36,000-square-foot Hempstead facility handles precious-metal refining and assay work for customers across the jewelry, mining and industrial communities, while its Alaska offices serve miners directly.
For nearly 40 years, General Technics has been the behind-the-scenes engineering partner for demanding test systems, helping organizations such as NASA, national laboratories, and aerospace companies keep specialized equipment working. The Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business builds custom industrial controllers and rackmount chassis around each customer’s application, including systems that accommodate legacy instrumentation.
Starting in a bedroom with one domestic embroidery machine, Brooklyn’s General Wear Inc. has grown into a needlework studio making custom embroidery, sewn pieces and full merchandise collections. Since entering commercial embroidery in 2020, the formerly named NoGentleman Inc. has paired Japanese-made machinery, German threads and experienced digitizers with a focus on detailed, timely production. Its work spans projects for businesses, artists, sports organizations and emergency response teams.
Family-owned and operated for four generations, General Welding Supply Corp. has served Long Island since its founding in 1923. The company supplies compressed gases and welding equipment to customers ranging from local businesses to major health systems, with cylinder tracking and an onsite gas-analysis lab reflecting its unusually hands-on approach.
From its factory in Lockport, Western New York, General Wires Inc. manufactures LAN and CCTV cables for North American OEM and distributor markets. The company also produces related coaxial, speaker, fire-alarm and building wire products, with capacity for large-volume orders and developing international sales across several regions. Its products are identified as complying with ISO 9001:2008, ETL and UL requirements, as well as RoHS and CE certifications.
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A fourth-generation family woodworking business rooted in Sudan, Generations Millwork & Cabinetry brings its carpentry tradition to Brooklyn through custom cabinetry and handcrafted furniture. The company is led by a father with 40 years of experience, working with designers and carpenters to turn clients’ ideas into made-to-measure woodwork, including doors and vanities.
Founded in 1989 by former General Electric engineer Donald R. Albright, Generatortech develops air-gap flux probe technology and analysis systems that detect shorted turns in generator rotor windings. The Schenectady company has more than 35 years focused on this specialized field, with over 6,000 probes installed worldwide and test experience spanning more than 65 countries. It also provides installation, on-site testing, and analysis support for power-generating equipment.
GenerEn develops patent-protected magnetic-flux and vibrational energy harvesters that power battery-free wireless transmitters and remote-control systems. Led by inventor David Deak, the St. James, New York company also makes a batteryless water-leak detection system designed to trigger wireless alarms and shut off water supplies. Its generators are offered through licence-to-manufacture agreements and are compatible with EnOcean and Ezuria transmitter modules.
Genesee Global Group is a Rochester-area contract manufacturer of precision metal components and integrated assemblies, bringing design support and production under one roof. Founded in 1946 by former Kodak tool-and-die employees, the company grew from a shop in a chicken coop into a privately held, third-generation family-owned business with roots serving Eastman Kodak and Xerox. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation supports projects from prototype tooling through production and finishing, with a global supply chain extending its in-house capabilities.
Founded in Rochester in 1908, Genesee Manufacturing Company designs and manufactures adjustable hollow mills and other production cutting tools for industrial machining. Its specialty is hollow milling from the end of a part, including the GEN-DEX® line—the first uniformly adjustable, positive-rake, indexable-insert hollow mill—and custom tooling engineered in-house. More than a century of accumulated hollow-milling experience informs solutions built to reduce cycle time and manufacturing cost.
In Western New York, Genesee Valley Woolworks turns regionally sourced sheep fleece into small-batch rug yarn, weaving kits, and hardwood peg looms. The working fiber mill handles each batch in-house—from skirting and washing through carding, spinning, and finishing—on traditional Belfast equipment. By processing wool from New York farms, including some in the NY Grown & Certified program, the company supports the region’s farmers and rebuilding domestic fiber infrastructure.
Founded in Frankfort, New York, in 1997, Genesis Disposables manufactures disposable medical apparel and patient-care products for healthcare settings. Co-founders Alfredo and Joanne Zennamo continue to lead the company, which has built more than 25 years of experience around practical, hygienic wear for patients and clinical staff.
Family-owned and MWBE-certified, Genesis Signs & Graphics is a Farmingdale company known for carrying commercial branding projects from an initial idea through final installation. It serves businesses across Long Island and the greater New York area, with a focus on custom signage that reflects each client’s identity and meets local requirements.
Genius Tools traces its toolmaking commitment to 1975 and is known for pairing professional-grade performance with prices aimed at working users. From its Ontario, California operation, the company serves customers worldwide through a broad tool business backed by engineering, customer feedback, and a global distribution network.
Genlyte Solutions is a Signify business with more than 120 years of lighting innovation and manufacturing experience in North America. It develops professional lighting solutions for regional customers, including architectural work associated with its Color Kinetics brand.
Founded in 1969, Genpak manufactures food service packaging and tableware, and describes itself as a long-standing North American manufacturer with 2.7 million square feet of manufacturing facilities. It develops packaging for the food service industry, with offerings designed for restaurant and off-premises dining operations.