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Born from Logan Rohr’s family cattle-farming tradition in Wayne County, Honeytown Meats raises beef and connects families with locally grown meat shipped directly from its farm to their tables. Founded in 2019, the company works with a local processor and follows its products through each step, vacuum-sealing individual cuts for delivery. Its beef comes from the Rohr family farm, while additional offerings are raised on local family farms in Northeast Ohio and processed at a local USDA-certified facility.
Honeywell Aerospace is an independent, publicly traded aerospace and defense company that designs, manufactures, and services a wide range of aircraft systems and components. With a legacy spanning over a century, the company is known for its engines, auxiliary power units, avionics, navigation systems, and flight controls, serving commercial, defense, space, and business aviation markets. Honeywell Aerospace became an independent company in 2026, continuing its heritage of innovation in flight technology.
Honeywell Technologies is a pure-play automation company with a 140-year legacy, serving building, process, and industrial sectors with technology-led products, solutions, and services. Its offerings support critical operations and the shift from automation toward autonomy, drawing on domain expertise and data from its global installed base.
Cincinnati’s Jos. Honhorst Co. has been part of the city’s industrial story since German immigrant Joseph Honhorst founded it in 1876. Now operated by Industrial Reliability and Repair, the company continues its long fabrication tradition from Dalton Avenue while serving commercial and industrial customers across the Tri-State. Honhorst also provides around-the-clock emergency support for facility equipment.
Since its inception in 2012, Hood Container Corporation has grown as a family-owned national packaging company while keeping the local expertise of its many facilities. Its mill-to-market model connects paper production with custom packaging work for manufacturers and consumer brands, and has helped it become one of the top ten paper and packaging companies in the United States.
Established in 1978 as Southern Bag Corporation, Hood Packaging makes paper and flexible plastic packaging for customers across North America. The company has grown to 20 plants, including 13 paper-packaging facilities and seven flexible-plastics facilities, while retaining a notably hands-on approach that pairs national production with local service. Hood also brings unusual depth to liquid packaging, having supported milk-in-pouch systems for 25 years through its Glopak division.
Hootsuite began in 2008, when founder Ryan Holmes built a social media management tool for his digital marketing agency after finding no existing solution that fit the job. From its Vancouver roots, the company has grown into a global platform used by organizations in more than 200 countries, with a particular focus on helping teams understand and manage their social media relationships.
Hooven-Dayton Corp. (HDC) is a minority-owned provider of flexographic and digital pressure-sensitive labels, coupons, inserts, tags, and narrow web flexible packaging solutions. Its products and services are produced in-house using printing technologies, testing, and customer service for the pharmaceutical industry and other growing communities.
Founded in 1976 by Frank R. Hoover, Hoover Fence Co. is a family-owned Ohio supplier of fence, gate, railing and gate-automation materials serving contractors, retailers and homeowners nationwide. The company pairs more than 40 years in the fence industry with a 65,000-square-foot warehouse and its own fabrication shop, while its staff’s field experience informs the technical guidance and DIY resources it provides.
Incorporated in Ohio in 1947, family-owned Hoover Instrument Service supplies motor controls and industrial components while building custom control panels for pump, water and wastewater applications. The Mansfield company is also a UL508A-certified panel fabricator and operates a repair, calibration and certification lab for handheld test and measurement equipment. It has remained at its current Mansfield location since 1968 and carries Military Cage Code 21032.
Hoover Trees is a West Liberty sawmill known for preparing wood for customers who need project-ready material. Its offerings include kiln-dried lumber and distinctive live-edge slabs, with appointments available for purchases.
Founded in Jamestown, New York, in 1912, Hope’s Windows handcrafts custom steel and bronze windows and doors for demanding architectural projects. Its products are built in the United States by more than 230 employees across four manufacturing plants, with a dedicated testing and research facility on the Jamestown campus. Hope’s is especially known for historically accurate renovations, including its 1,700-window retrofit at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, while its independently tested systems also address modern performance and safety requirements.
Serving central Ohio since 1975, Hopkins Printing produces commercial print and wide-format graphics, with particular experience printing on rigid plastics for retail signage and point-of-purchase displays. The Columbus company operates from a 108,000-square-foot facility and combines offset, screen and digital printing with finishing and fulfillment under one roof. Hopkins is a qualified G7 Master Printer and emphasizes a single point of contact with quality checks throughout production.
Hoppel Fabrication Specialties, Inc. turns customer ideas into custom metal-fabricated equipment, vehicles and prototypes from its Louisville, Ohio shop. The company combines conceptual design and field-tested prototyping with welding and final manufacturing, and says it has been awarded more than 27 patents for proprietary inventions. Its purpose-built facility includes organized fabrication space, outdoor testing and staging areas, and a dedicated wash-and-delivery building.
Founded in 1935, the family-owned Hörmann Group manufactures doors and related building products, with North American operations in the residential, commercial, and high-performance door markets. The company says its North American headquarters in Sparta, Tennessee, opened in 2020, and its group operates 40 specialized factories across Europe, North America, and Asia. Hörmann North America traces its entry into the region to its 2006 purchase of GADCO and has since expanded through additional door-manufacturer acquisitions.
For more than 135 years, Horsburgh & Scott has engineered and manufactured large custom industrial gears and gearboxes, while also repairing and rebuilding drives from nearly every major brand. Based in Cleveland with manufacturing operations in Illinois, Louisiana and Ontario, the company supports heavy-duty applications with in-house engineering, heat treating and precision inspection. Its 237,000-square-foot manufacturing footprint and 24/7 field-service team give it unusual reach from custom design through emergency repair.
Founded in 1976, Horsemen’s Pride manufactures durable equine enrichment products and stable equipment, including its recognizable Jolly Ball horse toys. The company rotationally molds its buckets and feeders from polyethylene designed to withstand everyday use across climates, while its U.S.-made products address boredom, feeding and routine care for horses and their owners.
Horst Manufacturing provides precision CNC machining and custom component solutions, including short- and long-run production and prototyping. The company machines nylon, aluminum, steel, and other materials, producing custom products for government, rail, and firearm industry applications.
Horton Emergency Vehicles, founded in 1968 by Carl Horton, is a manufacturer of custom ambulances. The company pioneered the first van ambulance and has since developed Type 1, Type 3, and Critical Care Transport models, known for their strength, safety, and customization. Horton is recognized for innovations like the Horton Occupant Protection System (HOPS) featuring MBrace, and its ambulances are built with all-aluminum bodies and hand-welded by AWS-certified welders. The company is headquartered in Grove City, Ohio, and serves fire/EMS departments across the United States through a dedicated dealer network.
Founded in Cleveland in 1982, Hose Master manufactures flexible metal hose and metal expansion joints for demanding industrial applications. The company operates more than 500,000 square feet across four facilities and supports its products with application engineering, training, and in-house failure analysis. Hose Master was the first hose company in the United States to achieve ISO registration.