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Founded in Berlin in 2012, Hardman Design creates refined hardwood furniture for homes and hospitality spaces, pairing clean lines and softly rounded forms with made-to-order customization. Now based in Brooklyn and led by Liam and Erika Hardman, the company works with more than 60 craftspeople at a single partner workshop in Ukraine, where each piece is built, finished, and inspected by hand. Its furniture uses FSC-certified hardwoods and is designed to remain in use across homes, cities, and stages of life.
Founded in 2017, Hardtwood is a specialized, New York-based wood manufacturer known for keeping every stage of production in-house rather than outsourcing it. From its Farmingdale facility, the company builds made-to-order solid hardwood surfaces for residential and commercial clients, with each piece milled from a single lumber lot for a consistent match.
Known for decades of experience supporting demanding manufacturers, Hardware Specialty is a distributor of industrial fasteners and electronic hardware. It helps contract electronics manufacturers manage the parts needed from product design through final assembly and distribution, with tailored inventory programs and specialized support for complex applications.
Founded in Harlem in 2014 by founder and CEO Julian Riley Jr., Harlem Blue is a family-owned beer company that makes city craft beer inspired by the neighborhood’s history, diversity and everyday energy. Its beers include 1658 Ale, named for the year associated with the founding of the Village of Haarlem, and Hectic IPA, a nod to Harlem writer Roi Ottley. The company contracts with local brewing facilities while retaining control of its recipes and quality, and donates 2% of every product purchase to restoring local parks and public spaces.
Inspired by Prohibition-era rebelliousness, jazz and the Harlem Renaissance, Harlem Standard LLC makes whiskey and bourbon for a modern palate. Its spirits are distilled and aged in Indiana before being blended and bottled in Bardstown, Kentucky, with the brand’s 111-proof four-grain bourbon among its signature offerings. Harlem Standard also supports Harlem community partners and operates with a close-knit team that includes BIPOC members.
Since its founding in 1968, Harmac Medical Products has grown from a maker of plastic medical components into a global contract manufacturer serving medical-device companies. The company now brings more than 1,200 employees together across four facilities in the United States, Ireland and Mexico, with a history of investing in its communities as well as its manufacturing operations. Harmac is ISO 13485 certified and supports customers from product development through large-scale production.
Founded by chief engineer Michael Latvis in 1999, Harmonic Resolution Systems is a Buffalo-based company known for applying deep vibration-control engineering to high-end listening systems. Its skilled craftsmen manufacture U.S.-made audio stands and isolation equipment, using proprietary materials and hands-on inspection to help music and home-theater enthusiasts reduce unwanted noise as their systems evolve.
Owner Karen Pelc has built Harmony Design Apparel into a Rochester-area shop that creates custom embroidered and printed apparel for businesses, organizations, teams, and community causes. A New York State certified woman-owned business, it has served the region for more than 25 years, with a particularly personal focus on turning customers’ designs into apparel that supports shared projects and causes. Harmony Design also offers heat-press work for smaller runs, including orders starting at six pieces.
Established in 1999 on Long Island’s Stony Brook Harbor, Harmony Vineyards sustainably farms grapes and makes Bordeaux-style red blends and Chablis-style Chardonnay. Viticulturist Stephen Mudd and winemaker Eric Fry shape the wines, which are served in a restored circa-1690 historic tasting room overlooking the waterfront. The vineyard also operates as an adult wine-tasting destination with food, live events, and private gatherings.
Founded by John Harney in 1983 from his basement, Harney & Sons Fine Teas is a family tea company that blends teas sourced from around the world. Based in Millerton, New York, the business is now carried forward by John’s sons Michael and Paul, with a third generation involved in the work. Its more than 300 varieties include the signature Paris blend, created by Mike Harney as a tribute to his French wife and the Parisian tea shops they love.
The Harounian name comes from generations of carpet weavers and traders, and Harounian Rugs International remains a privately held family company shaped by that heritage. For more than 50 years, HRI has served designers, retailers, and consumers by creating area rugs that connect traditional weaving knowledge with changing home-fashion tastes.
Since 1989, Buffalo-based Harper International has engineered and manufactured custom thermal-processing furnaces, kilns and ovens for advanced-materials production. Its work spans research through commercialization, with a particular depth in carbon-fiber systems and high-temperature processing under controlled atmospheres. Harper is 100% employee owned and operates a Technology Research Center where customers can develop and pilot processes before scaling to production.
With more than 30 years of experience, Harrick Plasma is an Ithaca-based company known for helping researchers apply plasma technology in the laboratory. Originally developed with sister company Harrick Scientific for infrared spectroscopy, its work now supports research teams worldwide, and its instruments have been cited in over 5,000 technical articles and nearly 300 patents.
Since 1969, Harrick Scientific Products has been known for the optical spectroscopy work of its founder, Dr. N. J. Harrick, who pioneered internal reflection spectroscopy. The company develops specialized accessories and custom instrumentation for research and process laboratories, with its Praying Mantis diffuse-reflection attachment among its notable innovations.
Since 1998, Harris Assembly Group has been a Binghamton, New York contract manufacturer building custom electro-mechanical, mechanical, cable and battery-cable assemblies for OEM customers. Its work spans demanding applications from transit and material handling to aerospace, military and medical equipment, with in-house engineering, extensive harness-building capacity and 100% testing of cable assemblies. Harris is a Made in America manufacturer that maintains ISO 9001 and AS9100 certifications, along with ITAR registration and CMMC compliance.
Harris Pattern Works produces foundry patterns and core boxes, metal castings, architectural concrete molds and mold inserts, fiberglass molds and models, and CNC-cut signage. The company also provides pattern and tooling engineering, including 3D models, CAD drawings, and reverse engineering, and has served the aerospace industry.
Since 1949, family-owned Harrison Bakery has baked breads, pastries, cakes, and its signature half moons for Syracuse customers. Founded by German immigrant Arthur Rothfeld on Harrison Street, the bakery moved to West Genesee Street in 1961 and is now carried on by third-generation owner Mike Rothfeld. Its recipes and traditions include specialty holiday and Rosh Hashanah baking, with half-moon icing still taught from the founding generation.
Three generations of the Sweet family have owned and operated Hartman Enterprises, a Oneida company known for precision machining since 1973. Its people produce tightly specified parts for demanding applications, with AS9100 certification and more than 25 years of continuous ISO 9001 certification.
A family business still led by multiple generations of the Hartmann family, Hartmann’s Inc. traces its Abilene roots to 1955, when World War II mechanic Edwin Hartmann founded the company after finding local shops fell short of his standards. It moved from automotive repair into contract machining in 1985 and now supports manufacturers whose parts must meet demanding specifications, with a 100,000-square-foot Texas operation and a second location in Jacksonville, Florida. Its work is backed by AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Harva Company, Inc. is a plastics fabricator serving customers with precision-machined and fabricated plastic parts, from prototypes through short- and medium-run production. Founded in 1949, it is a third-generation, family-owned business and a certified woman-owned small business. Harva develops its tooling and CNC programming in-house and is known for close-tolerance work supported by a long-tenured workforce.