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Joëlle Diane Zellman’s artist-led Monochrome Canvas is a working studio in downtown Akron, shaped by her formal training at Columbus College of Art & Design and SACI in Florence. Known for pairing fine-art judgment with practical production guidance, the studio helps artists and families turn meaningful images into archival giclée prints and other carefully made physical pieces.
Monocon International Refractories Ltd. designs, manufactures, and supplies refractory products and engineered equipment for steelmakers. Founded in 1973 in Doncaster, the company grew from supplying refractory products for electric arc furnace repairs and now operates a refractory manufacturing facility and engineering workshop in South Yorkshire. Its specialist work includes metallurgical lances and slag-control technology, with lance production capacity stated to exceed 25,000 per year.
Founded in Cleveland in 1956, Monode Marking Products manufactures industrial marking and traceability equipment, from permanent part-marking systems to custom integrated hardware and software. Now a third-generation family-owned business, Monode has marked more than half a billion parts and operates two Ohio facilities totaling over 60,000 square feet. Its Traceable-IT software connects marking, vision and existing enterprise systems for unit-level, cradle-to-grave traceability.
Founded in Cleveland in 1956, Monode Marking Products makes industrial marking equipment and engineered traceability systems that give manufactured parts permanent identification. Now a third-generation, family-owned business, the Mentor-based company has marked more than half a billion parts and operates over 60,000 square feet of manufacturing space across two Ohio facilities. Its proprietary Traceable-IT software connects marking, vision and production data for unit-level tracking in demanding aerospace, defense, automotive and medical applications.
Monogram Metals manufactures galvanized and other processed metal strip, drawing on 25 years of industry experience. Its galvanizing operation is located in Byesville, Ohio, and the company became part of Atkore International, Inc. in 2010. Its strip products serve producers of oil-well cables and electrical products, as well as matting and furniture customers.
A third-generation family business, Monroe Tool & Manufacturing grew from Herb Sr.’s Cleveland garage into a shop known for taking on difficult, mission-critical work. The company has operated for more than 75 years, from building top-secret bomb racks during World War II to producing precision-machined parts and assemblies for demanding industrial customers.
Founded by Carry Montgomery in 1982, Montgomery Machine & Fabrication grew from a two-machine garage in Jackson, Ohio, into a modern shop serving hundreds of clients nationwide. It makes custom precision parts for industries that rely on durable, specialized equipment, often supporting projects from design through assembly.
Known for its carbon-fiber work in motorcycle racing circles, Montgomery Motorsports produces custom and made-to-order components for riders building performance-focused motorcycles. Its work is aimed especially at street, strip and grudge-racing applications, with fitments developed for specific bikes such as the Suzuki Hayabusa.
Family-run Monti Inc. has been defying the odds since 1971, growing from its Cincinnati roots into a multi-state manufacturing company whose long-serving workforce includes many employees with more than 30 years at the business. Monti is best known for helping electrical and industrial customers turn demanding designs into precision-made parts, including custom copper bus bars, through an ISO 9001:2015-registered operation.
Founded in 1977, Montville Plastics & Rubber is a privately owned American manufacturer known for taking on complex custom plastics work. Based in rural Ohio, the company has grown from one machine in a garage to a 100,000-square-foot operation, with in-house tooling and product development for customers who need parts brought from concept into production.
Founded in 2006, Moog COTSWORKS is a Cleveland-based manufacturer known for making optical systems that keep communications and sensing working in harsh environments. Its roughly 125 employees produce more than 100,000 mission-critical products annually in a 2,800-square-meter facility, serving aerospace and defense customers alongside industrial markets worldwide. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:D certification and maintains ATEX compliance.
Founded in 1951 by Bill Moog, Art Moog, and Lou Geyer, Moog grew from a small airplane-hangar operation in East Aurora into a global manufacturer known for solving demanding motion-control problems. Today, the company develops precision systems for customers whose work depends on dependable control, with aerospace and defense among its long-standing fields.
Run by three first cousins, Moore & Moore Creative is a Washington, DC-area and Greater Cleveland creative production firm that makes branded merchandise and develops the designs and activations around it. The all-woman Moore Team brings more than 25 years of combined creative-industry experience to fresh, meaningful work, with sustainability and storytelling central to its approach. The company serves clients from organizations such as WMATA and the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation while using its creative work to encourage connection.
Founded by Mike Moore in 1999 after he bought back his original plant, Moore Industries is a family business now entering its second generation, with three of his daughters involved in daily operations and future ownership. The Northwest Ohio company has grown from four machines in a 4,000-square-foot facility to an 84,000-square-foot operation serving OEM customers with custom plastic injection molding.
Since its founding in Bridgeport in 1924, Moore Tool Company has built its identity around ultra-precision manufacturing and a long history of jig grinder innovation. The company now works from an 80,000-square-foot temperature-controlled facility, where it supplies precision components to sister company Moore Nanotechnology Systems while serving demanding aerospace, defense and tooling customers.
Since 1957, Morbark has grown from Winn, Michigan, sawmill operator Norval Morey’s portable debarker venture into a manufacturer known for converting wood and organic waste into usable products. The company now operates a 1.1-million-square-foot manufacturing facility in Winn and supports customers through a worldwide dealer network.
MoreLite is an energy-efficient lighting company with R&D, manufacturing, sales and services capabilities. It produces LED lamps and fixtures for residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, and OEM markets.
Since 1992, Morelli Upholstery has been bringing new life to residential and commercial furnishings through upholstery, furniture repair and custom furniture-making. Founded by brothers, this family business now includes three generations of Morelli family members alongside experienced upholsterers and furniture makers serving northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Jeff Morelli brings more than 50 years of hands-on craftsmanship, while next-generation family leadership carries the shop forward.
Moresque Arts brings more than 50 years of Fez, Morocco, zellige craftsmanship to its U.S. branch in Ohio, producing handmade clay tiles for residential and commercial spaces. Founded by master artisan Ali Benlemlih, the company carries a family tradition linked to artisans whose work included Morocco’s Royal Palace and Hassan II Mosque. Its 167 artisans and experts have supported more than 20,000 projects in over 30 countries, pairing traditional Moroccan methods with contemporary designs.
Established in 1856, Morgan Advanced Materials develops and manufactures specialist carbon and ceramic materials for mission-critical applications. With approximately 8,100 employees across 57 operating sites, the company combines materials science and application expertise to produce solutions ranging from technical ceramics to high-temperature insulation and fire protection. Its products support demanding industrial and equipment applications worldwide.