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Reviving a Bay Ridge printing tradition that began in 1894, Leto Graphics now produces large-format graphics and installs custom vinyl wraps for commercial vehicles, interiors and events from its Long Island operation. The company was re-established more than 90 years after the original Leto Printing Service paused, with the founders’ great-grandsons carrying the family name into a modern graphics business. Leto Graphics is also a 3M Preferred Graphics Installer, bringing certified installation to projects across Long Island and the New York metro area.
Since 1930, Letter Memorial Co., Inc. has crafted granite memorials and mausoleums in the Barre, Vermont tradition, now serving families from Johnstown, New York. The Byrns family has operated the company since 1974, with third-generation owner Todd Byrns taking over in 2005 and continuing to work alongside his mother, Diane. Todd combines hands-on granite experience with CAD and manual drafting to help families shape custom memorial designs.
Established in 1984, Letter Perfect Graphics is a second-generation sign manufacturer serving local and national companies across the Northeast. Based in Port Jefferson Station, the company brings more than 50 years of combined experience to custom sign projects, with owners meeting customers directly rather than handing them off to salespeople.
Lettuce Print was founded by a team of entrepreneurs who saw a gap in the printing industry and built a Brooklyn company around personalized service. Its Parsons-trained designers begin by learning each client’s goals, then create custom work for businesses and organizations across New York City and beyond.
Inspired by Salvador Dali, ÉLÉVATIONE creates luxury skincare and at-home skin-rejuvenation devices that treat beauty as an artistic expression. Its naturally infused formulas and LED-based treatments are offered through an international boutique and spa experience, with locations ranging from London to Hong Kong. The brand’s distinctive philosophy challenges conventional ideas about aging and centers on helping customers restore a more youthful appearance.
Founded by people living with spinal cord injuries, Level the Curve designs affordable assistive products that help people with disabilities handle everyday tasks more independently. Its direct-to-consumer approach has produced the Vesta eating tool, which helps people with limited hand dexterity use utensils without assistance, alongside developing devices such as wheelchair ramps and mobility aids. The company also collaborates with the NYU Ability Project to develop assistive technology and hosts accessibility-focused arts events.
Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc., established in 1906, makes electrical, lighting, data-networking, and energy-management products for everyday spaces. Its network business manufactures end-to-end copper and fiber cabling systems, with network products designed and manufactured at multiple U.S. sites and facilities around the world. The company says it is working toward company-wide carbon neutrality by 2030.
From a small office behind an auto upholstery shop, Levitt Industrial Textile has grown into a family-owned and operated supplier and custom fabricator of VELCRO® Brand hook-and-loop fasteners. Serving businesses for more than 30 years, the Long Island company keeps a large inventory on hand and uses precision equipment to cut, mate, dye, die-cut and package fasteners for specific applications. Levitt is a Platinum Distributor of VELCRO® Brand products, with product specialists and engineers available to help customers select and configure fasteners.
Family-owned since 1988, Levon Graphics produces printing and packaging for businesses across the tri-state region. Based in Deer Park, the company combines offset and digital printing with hands-on collaboration, creating items such as marketing materials and custom product cartons while also developing sustainable graphic-communications solutions.
Lew Jan Textile custom designs, manufactures, and private labels quality reusable healthcare textile products for primary, acute, and long-term care markets. With over 45 years of combined experience, the company works jointly with customers in a team effort and offers contract sewing opportunities as owners of their own factory.
Lewis & Myers Incorporated manufactures and converts custom packaging products, including bubble packs, foam packaging, and laminates. Its capabilities include package design, die cutting, sheeting, perfing, slitting, bag making, tubing, and contract packaging services for medical, pharmaceutical, automotive, metal finishing, electronics, optics, glassware, jewelry, computers, and other industries.
Lexington Machining LLC makes high-volume, precision-machined metal components for automotive systems, using specialized equipment that performs multiple machining steps simultaneously. Based in Rochester, the company operates 35 multiple-spindle screw machines and 13 rotary-transfer machines, including custom-built equipment with as many as 16 integrated stations. Its components support vehicle systems ranging from fuel delivery to airbag and eMobility applications.
LG beauty develops and sells cosmetics and personal-care products through a collection of brands backed by LG H&H, including skincare, hair care and oral-care lines. Its roots reach back 75 years to LG H&H’s beginnings as a cosmetics manufacturer, including the 1947 launch of Lucky Cream, and its formulas combine Korean beauty traditions with clinical testing and science-driven research.
Founded in 1947, LG H&H makes beauty, household, health and beverage products for everyday life through a portfolio that includes brands such as The Whoo, Dr.Groot and Coca-Cola. Its research combines traditional Korean herbal knowledge with modern science, including AI-based formula analysis and award-winning technologies for skin exfoliation and hair care. The company operates a global network spanning the United States, China, Vietnam and Japan while pursuing a science-driven beauty and wellness business.
LGC Clinical Diagnostics manufactures quality measurement tools, biological materials and reagent components that help laboratories and diagnostic developers validate assays and produce reliable results. Part of LGC Group, it brings together five IVD quality-control manufacturers with The Native Antigen Company, whose infectious-disease antigens and antibodies support research into emerging diseases. The business serves more than 20,000 customers in over 100 countries and has more than 35 years of industry experience.
Founded by Dick and Clarice Willis in 1979, LHV Precast makes precast concrete infrastructure and custom pieces at its Kingston, New York plant. The family-owned company is now run by the Willis brothers and is known for adapting standard precast work to unusual project needs, from DOT-specification box culverts to custom tanks and retaining walls. Virtually all of its materials are made and mined in America, and its plant is approved by transportation and public-works agencies across the Northeast.
Liaigre creates furniture and lighting while shaping complete interiors through interior architecture, decoration and yachting projects. Its work is guided by a close dialogue with nature, art and the cultural sources behind each space, a sensibility also explored through its Liaigre Magazine. The company serves clients through showrooms and professional channels in cities including Paris, London and New York.
Founded by Burt Isdaner in New York’s garment district in 1962, Liba Fabrics remains a family-owned textile company now led by its third generation. The business shifted from its original apparel focus toward event and hospitality work, with more than two million yards in stock to support production teams and commercial customers on tight schedules.
Binghamton-based LiBama Power develops advanced metal anodes for higher-energy batteries, using its patented Advanced Metal Anode (AMA) structure to improve charging and energy storage without requiring battery makers to retool existing lines. Founded by Wentao Li, PhD, whose background spans more than 20 years in lithium batteries, the company is developing finished anodes for applications including electric vehicles and renewable-energy storage. Its initial prototypes are made in-house with existing machinery, with pilot manufacturing planned as customer evaluations progress.
Since 1858, Libeco has woven Belgian linen in a sixth-generation family business rooted in the historic flax region between Caen and Amsterdam. Its Meulebeke weaving mill combines inherited craft knowledge with modern technology, turning predominantly European-sourced yarn into fabrics and finished linen goods, including made-to-measure collections for hospitality settings. The mill has operated carbon-neutrally since 2014 and uses renewable energy.