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Established in 2003 and led by John and Rosita Moyles, JM Food Services is a family-run catering business producing freshly prepared food from its factory kitchen in Navan, County Meath. Its food is available for collection or delivery, while the same operation also serves customers through a factory food hall and Simply Honest Café. The company’s small team includes people who have been with it since the beginning.
Born as a basement job shop in Euclid in 1966, JM Performance Products now manufactures milling-machine optimization products in Fairport Harbor, led by its patented High Torque retention knobs. Founder John Stoneback developed the design to address toolholder expansion in V-Flange tooling, and the company later added its patented Taper Shank Test Fixture. Formerly J&M Machine, the company adopted the JM Performance Products name in 2013 as it shifted from defense-oriented precision job work to its own product line.
Born as a basement job shop in Euclid in 1966, JM Performance Products now manufactures patented High Torque retention knobs and related tooling products for optimizing CNC milling machines. Owner John Stoneback developed the retention-knob design to address toolholder expansion in V-flange tooling, then shifted the company from contract machining to its own products and renamed it JM Performance Products in 2013. The company operates from a six-acre Fairport Harbor, Ohio facility built in 1991.
Based in Ohio, Job Shop Industrial LLC is a CNC machining and metal fabrication shop serving companies across the United States. The company combines trained machinists with specialized software, modern equipment, and efficient processes to handle precision manufacturing work with responsive, personable service.
JOBAP Assembly Inc. provides electrical and mechanical subcontracting and manufactures products including cables, custom chassis, control panels, wiring harnesses, circuit boards, lanyards, and electrical and mechanical sub-assemblies. It also offers prototyping, kitting, fulfillment, rework, custom equipment design, quality support, and small- and large-run assembly for military, medical, automotive test equipment, computer, lighting, printing, motorcycle, and security sectors.
JobFlow, a sister company of InSource Technologies, builds the American-made BraiderBot, a cobotic add-on that automates wire-harness braiding on existing machines. Drawing on more than 20 years of wire-harness manufacturing experience, the Paulding company developed BraiderBot to ease a labor bottleneck while improving braiding consistency and operator ergonomics. Its system is designed to upgrade commonly used Wardwell, NEB, and Cobra braiders rather than replace them.
From Austintown, Joe Schmo's Kitchen makes packaged seasonings and specialty pantry foods, including its signature Donofrio's Hot Peppers in Oil. The company pairs low-sodium seasoning blends and gourmet salts with sausage mixes, pepper jellies and recipes for home cooks, while its hot-pepper tradition traces back to Pietrabondante in Italy and was preserved by the family’s grandfather after he came to America in the early 1930s.
John 6:35 Ministries is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that combines Christian evangelism in Haiti with practical economic opportunity, helping impoverished believers build locally owned food and beverage businesses. Based in Maineville, Ohio, the ministry provides training, startup support, and product development while its Million Mango Project works with southern Haitian farmers to address hunger and mountain deforestation.
Since 1817, John Cockerill has developed large-scale technological solutions for industry, energy, hydrogen and defense. Its Industry activities are especially rooted in steel and non-ferrous metals, where the company designs equipment and services for processing lines, furnaces and process automation. The group also supplies tailored surface-treatment, air-pollution and water-treatment systems, supporting industrial facilities from engineering and commissioning through modernization and lifecycle service.
Founded in Cleveland in 1969 and now based in Salem, Ohio, John Krizay Inc. fabricates precision quartz and alumina products, including the cores used in aerospace and industrial gas-turbine applications. The company has spent more than five decades refining custom tubing, rod, and core fabrication for customers in more than 20 countries. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
In an Ohio workshop, sculptor-trained John Strauss and interior designer Carisa Marie create limited-edition furniture, lighting and sculptural objects for designers, architects and meaningful spaces. Strauss brings more than 30 years of furniture-making experience, while Marie adds two decades in interior design; together, they combine modern technology with traditional joinery and hand finishing. Their work is made in the United States through an atelier of regional craftspeople, including wood specialists in the nearby Amish community, and is individually branded and dated.
JohnDow Industries is a family-owned Ohio company that began in 1980 when William “Bill” Downing opened a small warehouse in Barberton. More than four decades later, it remains known for practical repair-shop solutions shaped by close attention to technicians’ needs, with its EuroVent division designing and assembling exhaust systems at the Barberton facility. The company serves the automotive aftermarket while also supporting other working environments that rely on professional maintenance equipment.
Born from a transformative barbershop experience in Toledo, Ohio, Johnnie Ray LLC makes beard-care and grooming products formulated with nutrient-rich oils and purposeful ingredients. Husband-and-wife owners Nate and Hannah run the company, with Nate developing the products and Hannah shaping its packaging, branding, and digital presence. The company’s Blue Tansy collection and its emphasis on a supportive, no-ego grooming community give the Lambertville, Michigan business a distinct identity.
Born from a motorcycle-racing family, Johnny’s Vintage Motorcycles restores vintage motorcycles and supplies hard-to-find parts and service manuals for older rides. Founded in 1984 in Wadsworth as Johnny’s Motorcycle and ATV, the shop grew into a 12,000-square-foot facility and remains closely tied to flat-track racing, with the Bova family’s number 35 now carried by a third generation. The company has been restoring vintage motorcycles for more than 40 years and supports vintage flat-track competition through its own #35 rider.
With 44 manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe, Johns Manville manufactures insulation, commercial roofing systems, fiberglass and technical nonwovens for commercial, industrial and residential applications. Its Engineered Products business also supplies the often-unseen fiberglass and nonwoven materials that become part of customers’ products in fields ranging from construction and filtration to automotive and infrastructure. Headquartered in Denver, Johns Manville is a Berkshire Hathaway company.
Established in 1946, Johnson Bros. Rubber Co. manufactures custom-molded sponge and dense rubber products, building on an early history of producing sponge rubber from synthetic polymers. The company operates manufacturing locations in West Salem and Greenwich, Ohio, and provides in-house compound development and testing for rubber products made to customer and industry specifications.
Founded in 1885 by Warren Johnson, Johnson Controls develops and supplies building and industrial equipment, controls, and technology, with a long history in thermostats, HVAC, and fire protection. It serves customers worldwide in areas including data centers, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, advanced manufacturing, and higher education, combining equipment with lifecycle services and digital building solutions.
Johnson Electric is a global company known for developing motion systems that support automotive mobility and a wide range of industrial, professional, and consumer applications. Its work helps equipment and vehicles perform functions such as movement, control, and fluid handling.
Established in 2004, Johnson Manufacturing Systems is a Miamisburg manufacturer whose founders brought a collective 75 years of manufacturing-operations experience to the company. Known for taking on difficult customer work, JMS produces machined components and assemblies for sectors including aerospace and defense, green energy, and transportation.
Founded from a single London office in 1817, Johnson Matthey develops and manufactures technologies built around platinum group metals, from automotive emissions-control catalysts to hydrogen fuel-cell components. With more than 200 years of metals chemistry expertise, the company also refines and recycles PGMs at global scale, helping customers reduce emissions and build cleaner energy systems. Johnson Matthey has about 7,000 people across more than 35 locations worldwide.