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Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA) makes automotive interior and accessory parts, with vehicle floor carpet as its core product and acoustic materials developed for cabin comfort. Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, the company traces its North American history to the 1983 establishment of AMTEX and now employs about 500 people across a network of U.S., Canadian, and Mexican operations. HTNA adopted its current name in 2012 after AMTEX merged with Hayashi of America.
Hayden Valley Foods is a family-owned snack and confection manufacturer offering roasting, coating and enrobing, mixing and custom blending, packaging, product development, and distribution. Its products include chocolate- and yogurt-coated snacks, confectionery products, nuts, seeds, dried fruits, sesame sticks, and snack mixes for bulk, private-label, branded, seasonal, retail, foodservice, and gifting programs.
Family-owned and U.S.-owned, Haydon Corporation manufactures metal framing, rooftop support systems and hydronic baseboard heating products for construction applications. The company has spent 60 years pairing local-supplier flexibility with national reach, assembling its products in the United States and shipping through facilities in California, New Jersey, Ohio and Texas. Haydon is also a UL-listed manufacturer whose H-Block rooftop supports use 100% recycled rubber.
Hays Innovations is a physician-founded medical device company that develops technologies to address practical problems in medical procedures. HAYS, Inc. was founded in 2004 and has operated as Hays Innovations since 2015; it is physician-, veteran-, and minority-owned. Based in Toledo, Ohio, the company is known for Anchor Sound, a device that anchors a covered ultrasound probe to the sterile field during point-of-care ultrasound procedures.
HBD Industries, Inc. is a privately held, family-owned U.S. operating company that owns manufacturing businesses producing engineered industrial products for mission-critical applications. Established in 1989, with company roots dating to 1864, HBD has developed a portfolio of businesses serving demanding industrial markets and is professionally managed while remaining family controlled.
For two decades, Cincinnati-based HCI has worked behind the scenes to connect healthcare technology, beginning with hospital integration projects in 2006. Today, it serves more than 500 hospitals and supports over 100,000 devices through HCI ONE, a shared platform that keeps patient-room information current for caregivers and patients.
Founded in Solon, Ohio, in 1937, HDT Global is a manufacturer known for supporting military and expeditionary operations with equipment engineered for demanding field conditions. The company also serves industrial and medical customers through in-house engineering, manufacturing, and product support, with ISO 9001:2015 certification across its facilities.
Founded in Solon, Ohio, in 1937, HDT Global is a manufacturer and systems integrator known for supporting U.S. and allied military customers in austere environments. The company develops mission-ready equipment and provides engineering and manufacturing services for defense, government, industrial, and commercial users. Its facilities across the United States and Europe are certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Headley Inn Winery & Vineyard operates an on-premise winery producing handcrafted Ohio wines from hand-picked grapes, including red and white wines with dry, semi-sweet, and sweet profiles. It also operates a historic bed and breakfast, tasting room, and venue for private events.
Founded in 2005, family-owned Health Care Products, Inc. manufactures feminine hygiene and adult incontinence products in Coldwater, Ohio. The company supplies U.S.-made goods to private-label, institutional, and dollar-market customers, and also distributes tampons.
Founded in 1978 as Zoster, HealthTech Bio Actives (HTBA) develops and manufactures naturally sourced citrus flavonoids and vitamin B12 active forms for pharmaceutical, nutrition, food and animal-health applications. Its Beniel, Spain, facilities include a state-of-the-art vitamin B12 plant, while applications labs in Barcelona and Cincinnati support customers across more than 60 countries. HTBA is particularly distinctive for patented solvent-free flavonoid production and its upcycled citrus-based sweetener, Citrose.
Established in 1994 as the distribution and marketing arm of TAKK Industries, Healthwares develops and supplies wheelchair rehabilitation parts, accessories and aftermarket products from its Cincinnati-area manufacturing headquarters. Its catalog now exceeds 600 items, including the Retract4 swing-away joystick arm and a Contouring Comfort Strap Back, serving wheelchair rehab dealers and end users nationally and internationally.
Healthy Bakes by Catherine makes and sells healthy baked goods and dry mixes, including artisan and spelt breads, breakfast cookies, granola, brownies, biscotti, scones, muffins, cupcakes, cheesecakes, and pretzels. The company emphasizes organic and locally grown ingredients, including spelt flour, wheat flour, flaxseed meal, herbs, fruits, nuts, and vegan ingredients, and sells through farmers markets, health-food stores, coffee houses, and specialty shops in Ohio.
From a Columbus kitchen-counter idea inspired by Instagram, Heart Printed has grown into a family-owned business making custom photo magnets that turn everyday memories into small refrigerator galleries. Founded by Alesia, a Belarus-born mother of two, the company has made more than 800,000 magnets and shipped over 70,000 orders since 2014. Its magnets are manufactured and shipped in the USA from Columbus, Ohio, alongside templates and education for people who want to make magnets themselves.
Born from an independent woodworker’s love of the craft, Columbus-based Hearth Woodworks creates custom-designed, hand-crafted furniture and cabinetry for homes and businesses. The shop also restores family heirlooms and produces custom laser-etched signs and artwork, using 3-D design to shape projects from an initial conversation through installation. Its cabinetry is built without chipboard or paper and to NAAWS S 4.0 standards, while Hearth’s restoration work is supported by membership in the ITEL National Wood Restoration Network.
Heartland Candle Company hand-makes all-natural soy wax candles on its family farm in Illinois, drawing on more than 30 years in the family soybean seed business to turn a renewable farm resource into a finished product. Lynn and Pam Wilken built the candle operation from home production into a family business that now includes their son A.J. and offers custom candle manufacturing for orders ranging from 50 to 50,000 units. The company uses American-made wax, jars, and other ingredients, with personal attention for customers and fundraising partners.
Heartland Design Concepts is a locally owned, family-run Mansfield company that designs, manufactures and installs custom business signage and branded décor entirely in-house. Spun off from Forbes Rehab Services in 2016, the company now works from a 12,000-square-foot facility serving Richland County, Central Ohio and beyond. Founded by engineer Paul Forbes, HDC pairs one-on-one customer guidance through its Idea Center with in-house production and installation.
Heartland Steel Products manufactures American-made warehouse storage, structural steel, and safety products, with four U.S. locations and manufacturing plants serving customers nationwide. Its in-house design and engineering teams develop custom storage and safety installations, alongside quick-ship products for warehouse operations.
Chagrin Falls founders Jim and Jacinda Sanders built Heartwood Roastery around a shared belief in growing together with everyone connected to its coffee. The company roasts specialty coffee for northeast Ohio cafés and home brewers, with a hands-on roastery where customers can learn the craft.
Starting in a Lebanon, Ohio garage in late 2002, Heat and Sensor Technology manufactures electric heaters and temperature sensors for customers ranging from small businesses to global OEMs. Its 40,000-square-foot facility supports stock orders alongside mass-customized designs, including the PanelMAX radiant heater line acquired from Watlow in 2016. The company’s products are made in the United States and serve customers across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond.