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Borough Mushrooms operates New York City’s first mushroom farm and mycology lab, growing specialty mushrooms locally for grocery stores and farm-market customers across the Northeast. The company also develops added-value mushroom products, connecting urban cultivation with regional food retail.
Borsari Food Co. makes small-batch seasoned salt blends rooted in a Northern Italian family recipe. The recipe arrived in America with Adolfo and Adellcisa Borsari in 1914, passed to their grandson Adolph in 1970, and became a company in 2001 when Adolph and Betsy began sharing it beyond the family kitchen. Today, woman-led Borsari is guided by owner Lindsay Neilson and continues to use fresh ingredients with a slow dehydration process across eight signature blends.
Founded in 1967 as a Harrisburg janitor-supply house, family-owned Bortek Industries now supplies, rents, and services industrial cleaning and municipal equipment for demanding facilities. Its factory-trained technicians support equipment in the field and at a full-spec Mechanicsburg service center, with more than 50 years of maintenance experience and coverage across the Mid-Atlantic. Bortek also specializes in heavy-duty vacuum systems for manufacturing operations, including production-line debris recovery and dust control.
With more than 30 years of experience, BOS Robotics is the robotics division of the BOS Group and is known for delivering over 800 industrial installations worldwide. The company develops custom automation systems for manufacturers and logistics operations, carrying projects from engineering through implementation for clients in Israel and abroad.
Founded in 1911 by Italian immigrant Hugo Bosca, Bosca Accessories makes leather accessories that blend Italian artisan craft with an American sensibility. Now run by the third generation of the Bosca family, the small Ohio-based company personally inspects selected hides and develops its designs between an Ohio studio, its factory, and Italian artisan workshops. Its signature Old Leather is hand-stained in Italy, giving everyday pieces a distinctive character that develops with use.
Known for more than 60 years in the global welding industry, Bosch Rexroth develops motion and automation technology for manufacturers and mobile-machine builders. Its U.S. operation supports customers from equipment development through repairs, modernization and training, including factory-authorized service for Rexroth systems.
Founded in 1947 as a family business in Schmitten, Switzerland, Boschung engineers and makes surface-condition management technologies and equipment. The company says it has more than 160 people at its Swiss headquarters and over 700 worldwide across 12 offices in 11 countries, with equipment used to maintain airport, highway, city, and municipal surfaces.
From its own sawmill in Northeast Ohio’s Amish countryside, BoscoWood Ventures manufactures custom ISPM 15 crates, pallets, skids and export packaging for shipments of nearly any size or weight. As a division of RDF Logistics, it keeps the process under one roof—from raw timber through finished container and delivery—giving customers a single point of contact for complex domestic and international shipping needs. The Lorain-area company also uses the Pallet Design System for CAD-based pallet designs and material planning.
A third-generation family operation, Bosio Metal Specialties was established in Philadelphia in 1925 by French immigrant Jean Baptiste Bosio and later moved to its current North Wales facility. The company is known for custom stainless-steel fabrication serving controlled environments in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, aerospace, healthcare and university research facilities.
Boss Awards provides trophies, plaques, signature resin sculptures, engraved products, and decorated apparel. Its capabilities include engraving, embroidery, screen printing, direct-to-garment printing, and Cad Cut, serving recognition, sports, corporate, school, team, organization, and fundraising needs.
Boss Cabinetry is a family-owned, factory-direct cabinet manufacturer in Long Island, making custom kitchen cabinetry in New York for the regional market. The company has served the area for over 30 years, pairing modern design and manufacturing methods with the family’s old-fashioned craftsmanship—an approach rooted in an earlier business making barrels for local wine producers. Customers can also tour the factory to see the cabinet-making process from lumber receiving through assembly.
BOSS Controls provides appliance-level energy management technology that connects plug-in devices to a secure control and monitoring platform. Its SmartEdge offering combines load-control devices, secure connectivity, and Atmospheres® software to help building customers monitor and manage energy use and participate in demand-response programs. The company is based at a stated address in Ligonier, Pennsylvania.
Boss Display designs, fabricates, and installs custom interactive exhibits for clients around the world. Founded by Carl E. Boss in 1934, the company has evolved from constructing window backgrounds, cabinets, shelving, counters, and fixtures to producing immersive play and learning environments. Its Columbus facility includes dedicated metalworking, woodworking, 3D-printing, paint, and electronics spaces.
Founded by Kitty and Von Pearsall, Boss Precision is a small woman-owned Austin shop that turns early-stage designs into prototype-machined parts, assemblies, and small-volume production runs. The business began as a family metal-fabrication venture and became Boss Precision, Inc. in 2005, pairing CNC machining with fabrication and assembly. Its work has supported projects ranging from the Army’s EM Gun program to the Hobby-Eberly Telescope and superconducting motors at the University of Texas at Austin.
Bossa Nova pioneered automated on-shelf inventory management, building robots and cloud AI that scanned store aisles and reported out-of-stocks in 600 Walmart Supercenters. Founded by robotics entrepreneur Sarjoun Skaff, the company grew that seven-year retail effort into a 230-person operation with more than $90 million in revenue. Today, Bossa Nova shares the hard-won lessons from that work with startups and new entrepreneurs.
Bostik manufactures adhesive products for construction and industrial applications, including specialty hot melts that it produces in-house. It supplies adhesive technologies to markets such as assembly, packaging, transportation and absorbent hygiene, and operates production plants across multiple countries. Bostik is part of Arkema.
Founded in 1937, Boston Group is an international manufacturer of commercial and retail products, with offices and manufacturing facilities in the United States and Europe. The company designs and manufactures custom fixtures, protective products, and power distribution products, and its Ravenna, Ohio facility is identified as its Global Manufacturing Center of Excellence. Its team provides engineering and design support from concept and prototyping through production.
Founded in 2000 to serve medical and surgical manufacturers, Boston Machine, Inc. is a precision CNC machining company that now produces demanding parts for manufacturing customers including aerospace and military firms. Its equipment spans complex milling and multi-axis turning through Swiss screw machining, wire EDM, and grinding, with CAD-CAM integrated into production. The company handles both short-run prototypes and high-volume work, machining materials from titanium and stainless steel to plastics and standard steels.
Boston Orthotics & Prosthetics is a leader in pediatric orthotics and a trusted provider of non-surgical scoliosis treatment options. The company manufactures custom orthotic and prosthetic devices, including scoliosis braces, cranial remolding helmets, and lower limb orthoses, and has been in operation since 1970.
Boston Scientific Corporation develops medical solutions for non-surgical, endoscopic weight loss through its Endura Weight Loss Solutions platform. Launched after Boston Scientific acquired Apollo Endosurgery in 2024, Endura brings procedures such as ESG and TORe to patients seeking alternatives to surgery, with internal suturing and other approaches performed through the mouth rather than through incisions.