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Founded in 1992, Hergo Ergonomic Support Systems designs and manufactures modular technical computer furniture and rackmount solutions in New York City. The company grew from Hertz Computer Corporation, an early U.S. IBM PC clone manufacturer, giving its engineers firsthand understanding of the technology environments its systems organize. Hergo’s interchangeable, heavy-duty steel furniture is built for reconfiguration in settings ranging from data centers to hospitals and command centers, with a lifetime warranty on its manufactured products.
Founded in 1974 when Dave DeLana opened Heritage Print Shoppe in a 900-square-foot El Reno house, Heritage Integrated remains rooted in print while serving customers from a 70,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for treating complex, time-sensitive projects as problems to solve, rather than simply taking orders for printed materials.
Founded by Bill and Kris Smith in 1990, Heritage Packaging is a family-owned Victor, New York manufacturer of made-to-order flexible barrier packaging for demanding applications. Its 50,000-square-foot Western New York plant combines automated production with hand fabrication, allowing the company to build everything from instrument-integrated diagnostic pouches to large protective enclosures that are not available off the shelf. Heritage’s food-packaging work is produced in an SQF-certified facility, while its quality system is based on MIL-STD-1916.
Heritera is a design studio shaped by a desire to reconnect heritage, artful roots, and the natural world. It began with handmade ceramics before expanding into residential interiors, carrying the same belief that meaningful design should be authentic, enduring, and grounded in honest materials. Its work favors quiet simplicity over passing trends, creating objects and spaces intended to become part of everyday life.
Founded by Hermann Sprenger in Iserlohn, Germany, in 1872, Herm. Sprenger NA LP represents a family business that manufactures metal equipment for equestrian and dog sports, including its distinctive training collars and horse bits. Sprenger still makes its products at the Iserlohn facility and has grown into a worldwide company with approximately 200 employees, drawing on more than 150 years of manufacturing experience.
Herman Miller is a Zeeland, Michigan, company whose modern design identity took shape after D.J. De Pree renamed Michigan Star Furniture Company in 1923 for his father-in-law, Herman Miller. Designers including George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames later helped establish its enduring reputation for problem-solving furniture. Today, the company creates furnishings for workplaces, homes, and healthcare settings as part of the MillerKnoll collective.
Founded in 1979 by German Riesling grower Hermann Wiemer, this Finger Lakes estate makes wines from 90 acres on the slopes of Seneca Lake, with Riesling at the heart of its identity. Wiemer farms its original HJW Vineyard biodynamically and makes its wines through hand-harvesting, indigenous-yeast fermentation, and a low-intervention cellar approach. Its long-running grapevine nursery, operating since 1974, extends that work by custom-grafting and supplying certified plant material to vineyards across the country.
Founded in 2017 from a pimple emergency and a search for gentler options, Hero Cosmetics makes skincare for acne-prone and issue-prone skin, with its Mighty Patch hydrocolloid patches at the center. The company has grown from that first patch into more than 30 products designed to treat, prevent, and repair skin concerns while working with sensitive skin rather than stripping it. Hero describes this approach as “consciously clinical,” restricting more than 2,400 ingredients that could cause irritation.
Privately owned and family-run, Hero Group traces its roots to 1886 in Lenzburg, Switzerland, where its headquarters remain today. The company has grown into a global food business with about 4,000 employees across five continents, built around branded nutritional foods and snacks for children and adults. Its fruit heritage remains visible in the careful sourcing and quick processing behind its jams.
heroine.nyc makes vegan, cruelty-free nail polish and nail care products, built around colorful collections that invite customers to express their personalities. Its polishes are 9-free and certified by PETA and The Leaping Bunny, giving the brand’s playful, self-expression-focused approach a clearly stated animal- and ingredient-conscious standard.
Herondale Farm raises 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef and lamb alongside pasture-raised pork and chicken in Ancramdale, using holistic management to work its land in partnership with grazing animals. Its heritage British White and Murray Grey cattle thrive on pasture, while the farm’s livestock are raised without hormones or antibiotics and its seasonal CSA connects customers with monthly meat shares. The farm describes its approach as an effort to bring back the flavor and natural rhythms of farming before livestock production became industrialized.
Founded by Brooklyn native Natasha Hall, Herplum LLC makes reusable menstrual and incontinence pads designed around comfort, body awareness, and protection from back leakage. Its pads use OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100-certified fabrics, including bamboo and cotton, and the company pairs its period-care products with community education on menstrual and mental wellness.
Since its New York City beginnings in the late 1930s, Hersco Ortho Labs has served as a lower-extremity central fabrication partner, making custom orthopedic devices to practitioners’ prescriptions. Cathal and Seamus Kennedy have operated the company since 1995, combining hands-on consultation with digital scanning, CAD-CAM and 3D printing; Hersco says most of its functional foot orthotics have been 3D printed since 2020. Its practitioner-focused model extends from carefully inspected Richie Braces and AFOs to custom shoes and prosthetic fabrication, with an education center that provides clinical articles and continuing-education courses.
Hesse Industrial Sales, Inc. is a woman-owned family business that manufactures custom-engineered welded metal products. Serving customers since 1963, the company has grown from a one-room-office startup to roughly 100 employees across four manufacturing plants in two states, with 160,000 square feet of combined manufacturing space.
Founded by Jeremy McCool in 2011 as a Columbia University graduate-school project, HEVO develops and manufactures wireless electric-vehicle charging systems that let drivers park and power up without a plug. The company’s Rezonant platform combines vehicle and ground equipment with the Journey app, and HEVO says it manufactures its products in the USA. Its wireless charging technology was the first to satisfactorily achieve both SAE J2954 and UL 2750 testing qualifications in 2020.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise builds enterprise technology that connects AI, cloud and networking, from HPE Cray supercomputers and compute systems to storage and software. Its GreenLake platform provides a unified hybrid-cloud experience, while HPE also supports the full IT lifecycle through data, networking and other services. The company’s recycling program handles end-of-use HPE hardware through a global network whose contractors must meet HPE standards and hold ISO 14001 or RIOS certification.
Founded in 1857 by inventor Gail Borden, Hexion develops and manufactures specialty chemical materials, including resins, adhesives, additives and formalin-based solutions for industrial applications. Today, the company combines more than 170 years of chemical heritage with AI-driven process intelligence through its Chemistry-as-a-Service approach, serving customers from 25 global manufacturing facilities and 11 R&D sites. Its Smartech business extends that work into wood-panel plants, using real-time data to improve press performance and quality stability.
Established on May 27, 2016, Heynemo LLC is an Albany-based company built around product quality and customer satisfaction. It serves both individual shoppers and businesses through a broad home-goods marketplace, with professional reviewers evaluating products before release and distributed warehouses helping move orders to customers.
Family-owned HFW Industries has worked from Buffalo since 1950, when it began as Hard Face Welding & Machine Co. and established the long-running, hands-on character that still defines the business. Today, a team of more than 55 employees serves industrial customers by manufacturing and rebuilding critical equipment, with its one-source approach keeping major repair work under one roof. HFW has operated its 65,000-square-foot Buffalo facility since 1965 and has held ISO 9001 registration since 2011.
The Wood family behind Harlem’s custom-fashion company 5001 FLAVORS and its Harlem Haberdashery boutique brought that distinctive style into the spirits world with HH Bespoke Spirits. Launched in 2018, the Black-owned brand draws on Harlem Renaissance history to create small-batch gin and rum for cocktails or sipping.