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Founded by prosthetist Erik Schaffer in 2000, A Step Ahead Prosthetics and Orthotics is known for taking on complex limb-loss cases and tailoring care to each patient, from children to Paralympic athletes. The company serves patients at facilities in New York and Massachusetts, where it fabricates custom prosthetic and orthotic devices in-house. Since 2015, it has also partnered with American Girl to create prosthetic dolls for children with limb differences.
A Sweet Confession is Alexis Robinson’s Frederick, Maryland-based home bakery, creating from-scratch wedding and custom cakes for clients across the DMV. Each cake is tailored to its occasion, with no two designs alike, and the business also brings its cake-decorating experience to private gatherings. Robinson, who was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, focuses on cakes that are as pleasing to eat as they are to see.
A Tee Shop is a Long Island City custom-apparel company where customers design shirts and other garments through an online studio, with orders available from a single piece to hundreds. Its distinctive approach combines self-serve design tools with local NYC pickup and drop-off, offering screen printing, direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printing, plus embroidery for finished apparel.
Founded in 1994 by British expat Sarah Robertson, A to Z Media makes physical music releases and custom packaging for independent labels, artists, distributors and major music companies. The company grew from Robertson’s New York loft-based effort to help underground record labels into a bespoke manufacturing partner known for coordinating complex releases—from records and printed books to unusual merchandise—in a single package. A to Z says it has delivered tens of thousands of finished products over nearly 30 years, with offices in New York, Portland and Milwaukee.
A Very Good Idea transforms hockey boots into custom high-performance quad roller skates, offering conversion kits alongside bespoke Black Label builds. Founded by Avery Smith, whose background spans software development, visual design and formal footwear training from Savile Row, the Brooklyn-based venture brings engineering and shoemaking together with tools such as its Skate Maker 3D configurator.
Established in 2019 by founders raised in New York’s Finger Lakes wine region, A Walk in the Pines cultivates cannabis from its own genetics in greenhouses and outdoor fields. The company began as a licensed hemp cultivator and became a New York adult-use cannabis cultivator in 2022, building its Pines brand around careful pheno-hunting and hands-on attention from seed through harvest. Its 10-plus years of cannabis-industry experience inform a range of flower and infused products, including the Jelly Pancakes strain that anchors the brand.
A-1 Auto Recyclers in Rapid City salvages vehicles for reusable parts and materials, while also selling used auto parts and vehicles. The company ships parts daily, backs them with an automatic 30-day warranty, and is a member of the Automotive Recyclers Association with its Gold Seal endorsement.
Founded in Oakland in 1950, A-1 Spring Service repairs and installs suspension systems and vehicle front-end components for cars, trucks, trailers, and other vehicles. This family-owned business has served the Bay Area for more than seven decades, passing its spring and suspension know-how from one generation to the next. Today, owners Ruben, Tency, and Joel continue the shop’s hands-on Oakland tradition.
Founded in the UK in 1993, A-Gas manages the full lifecycle of refrigerants, recovering, reclaiming and safely destroying gases used in cooling and fire-protection systems. Operating across 15 countries and six continents, the company is distinctive for turning end-of-life refrigerants into reusable resources while also using UN-approved PyroPlas technology for destruction when reuse is no longer possible. A-Gas has pledged to become net zero by 2035.
Founded in Pottstown in 2008, A-Lex Print & Promotion helps businesses and organizations put their brands on promotional merchandise, printed materials and apparel. The locally owned company serves customers nationwide, pairing access to more than 800,000 products with personal service—real people answer the phone and guide each project from selection through delivery. A-Lex also handles artwork preparation, inventory fulfillment and direct shipping for larger campaigns.
Woman-owned and locally owned, A-Link Printing, Mailing & Marketing Solutions has served Pittsburgh-area organizations since its founding in 1978, moving from Pittsburgh to Bridgeville in 2002. The company is known for handling substantial direct-mail projects while keeping a local, personal connection with clients, and it is certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by WBENC.
Founded in London in 2008 by Antonia Okonma Shittu, A-List Lace Hair creates 100% human-hair lace wigs designed for natural-looking, ready-to-wear styling. The company grew from Shittu selling wigs door to door from her car into a brand with studios in London and New York, whose wigs have been worn by figures including Naomi Campbell and Serena Williams. Having experienced hair loss herself after a bone marrow transplant, Shittu also brings a personal understanding of clients seeking hair-loss solutions.
Established in 1978, Ahmedabad-based A-One Engineering makes machinery for plastic-bag converting and rubber-tube production, alongside precision parts and machine assemblies. Its own designs include the microprocessor-controlled, servo-driven “Jet” series of bag-making machines, with the company also developing specialized equipment such as a twist gusseting machine.
Fondée en 1984, A-SAFE est une entreprise familiale qui conçoit et fabrique des barrières de sécurité industrielles en polymère pour protéger les personnes, les bâtiments et les équipements contre les chocs de chariots élévateurs. Inventeur de la première barrière flexible en polymère pour l’industrie en 2001, le groupe développe et teste ses produits dans son usine d’Elland, dans le West Yorkshire. Ses barrières sont évaluées selon la recommandation PAS 13, avec des méthodes de test validées par TÜV Nord.
Founded in 1994 by Tom and Pat Walker, A-Sign & Graphics creates custom vehicle wraps and commercial graphics for businesses across the Baltimore–Washington region. Now owned by Chris Ditch, who began working with his grandfather at age 13, the company has grown to a 10-person team with two service locations and a 7,000-plus-square-foot headquarters. Its certified installers and in-house designer handle projects ranging from fleet branding to storefront and wall graphics.
Founded in 1994, A-T Controls designs, manufactures, sells, distributes, and repairs process valves and valve-automation products. It operates its primary facility in Cincinnati, Ohio, and another facility in Stafford, Texas, and sells and services products through a distributor network across the U.S. and Canada and other international regions. The company’s products serve markets including oil and gas, chemical processing, food and beverage, marine, and power.
Founded in 2001 from a service truck and home garage, A-Tech Hydraulics now provides on-site and shop-based hydraulic repair for industrial and marine equipment from its Baltimore-area facility. Owner and founder Ron Forster brought 22 years of industry experience to the company’s beginnings, which grew after a Navy contract involving 900 cylinders. A-Tech continues to support customers around the world, including government and military clients, with 24-hour emergency response and more than 70 years of combined team experience.
A. Rifkin Co. is a fifth-generation, family-owned American manufacturer that has made goods since 1892. Based in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, the company is known for reusable fabric security bags, including its long-running Rifkin Safety Sac®, serving organizations that need to move or protect cash and sensitive materials. About 70 employees work across its production, sales, and administrative operations, while the company distributes internationally.
For four generations, A. Rudin has remained a family-owned Los Angeles furniture maker, with its work rooted in old-world craftsmanship and a 120,000-square-foot American factory. Its craftspeople build custom pieces for residential, hospitality and contract interiors, carrying techniques such as hand-tied springing into contemporary design. The company’s environmental practices have earned its Vernon factory the SWAP Award for several consecutive years.
Since Swiss engineer Arnold Stucki founded it in 1911, A. Stucki Company has built its identity around solving practical problems in freight rail. The company is best known historically for a roller side-bearing design that became an industry standard, and today it serves rail operators and manufacturers from more than 15 facilities across North America and Brazil.