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Center Square Brewing makes handcrafted beer at the historic Altland House Grill & Pub on the square in Abbottstown, pairing its taproom with a neighborhood grill-and-pub setting. Head brewmaster John Porter, a retired U.S. Marine and combat veteran with 10 years of brewing experience, creates the rotating lineup, while weekly trivia and live music give the brewery a regular community rhythm.
Family owned and operated since 1977, Center Tool Co. is a Hampshire, Illinois, machine shop making precision components for customers across the United States. The company grew from producing trim-dies in its early years into a one-stop operation with in-house machining, engineering, and repair capabilities, including one-and-done production. Center Tool became ISO 9001:2015 compliant in 2020 and serves demanding applications such as space systems, medical devices, and automation.
Family-owned and operated since 2007, Center-Line Machining produces custom precision-machined components from its Mentor, Ohio shop. Its experienced machinists, engineers, and programmers handle projects from prototype through production, with in-house CNC turning and milling supported by detailed inspection and approved outside services. Center-Line is ITAR compliant, ISO 9001:2015 compliant, and AS9100D compliant.
Since 1990, Centerless Grinding Solutions has rebuilt, repaired, and modernized centerless grinding machines, with a particular specialty in Cincinnati Milacron equipment. The Twinsburg, Ohio company also remanufactures replacement components and supports customers with field service, preventative maintenance, and hands-on operator training. Its remanufactured machines and components are tested before shipment and carry warranties ranging from 12 to 24 months.
Founded in 1998 by Dan Burns, Les Malovics, and Jim Ozminkowski, Centerless Technology, Inc. is a Rochester, New York, precision grinding shop specializing in centerless and cylindrical grinding for bars and parts. What began with six employees and four machines has grown into a 23-person, 11,000-square-foot operation serving 270 customers, with the company’s Rochester-area super-finishing service producing surfaces below 1 Ra. Its journeymen average more than 25 years of grinding experience, and the team handles both high-volume production and small-quantity work.
Born from a Cleveland Clinic collaboration, Cleveland’s Centerline Biomedical develops 3D surgical navigation technology for endovascular procedures. Founded in 2014, the company’s FDA-cleared Intra-Operative Positioning System (IOPS®) combines patient-specific imaging with sensor-equipped catheters and guidewires to provide real-time positioning while helping reduce reliance on radiation-inducing fluoroscopy. Founder and CTO Vikash Goel and his team developed the technology through a decade of work with Cleveland Clinic vascular surgeon Dr. Roy Greenberg.
Established in 2005, Houston-based Centerline Manufacturing is a domestic contract manufacturer producing close-tolerance CNC-machined parts for demanding aerospace, defense, energy, medical and industrial applications. Its single-source operation combines milling, turning and EDM with in-house inspection, while AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications support the traceability and consistency required by advanced manufacturing customers. Centerline is also ITAR registered for domestic military and aviation work.
Centerra Gold Inc. is a Canadian-based mining company that explores, develops, and operates gold, copper, and molybdenum assets in Canada, the United States, and Türkiye. Its molybdenum business includes the Thompson Creek Mine in Idaho and the Langeloth Metallurgical Facility in Pennsylvania, where purchased concentrate is refined into finished products for metallurgical and specialty markets.
Founded in 2010 by Kathie Finnegan, family-owned Centerspan Medical installs mobility and accessibility equipment, with more than 5,000 stairlifts installed from its Long Island base. The company serves homeowners, healthcare customers and veterans through a consultative approach, while also locally manufacturing portable OSHA and IBC stairs and landings for commercial applications. Centerspan is accredited by the Joint Commission and has appeared on the Inc. 5000 list in 2015, 2016 and 2024.
With roots in the first prodisc implantation in 1990, Centinel Spine develops and manufactures cervical and lumbar total disc replacement devices for motion-preserving spine surgery. The West Chester company’s prodisc platform has been used in more than 300,000 implantations worldwide over 35 years, and its Match-the-Disc portfolio lets surgeons select among implant designs for patient anatomy and surgical preference. In 2025, its prodisc C Vivo and prodisc C SK systems became the first two different cervical devices approved in the United States for both one- and two-level use.
Established in 1978, Centon Electronics is a certified women-owned manufacturer known for more than four decades of customer-focused work in memory and storage technology. Based in Aliso Viejo, the company develops tailored solutions for applications where data integrity matters, including industrial and embedded systems, alongside consumer and business products.
Centor manufactures regulatory-compliant prescription packaging and has served pharmacists and the pharmacy industry for more than 100 years. Based in Ohio, it is described as the world’s largest supplier of regulatory-compliant prescription containers for medication dispensing, with a longstanding focus on child-resistant packaging and patient safety.
Founded in 2007, CenTrak is a healthcare technology company known for helping more than 2,000 facilities turn location data into safer, more efficient operations. As a Halma subsidiary, it supports healthcare organizations with real-time location systems and related services, including a cloud platform that brings operational information into one place.
Central Admixture Pharmacy Services (CAPS), a B. Braun Group company, operates 503A regional pharmacies and 503B outsourcing facilities providing compounded sterile preparations and sterile admixture products. Its offerings include patient-specific parenteral nutrition, cardioplegia, standardized drug delivery products, pre-filled anesthesia syringes, and related compounding, testing, consulting, and training services.
Since 1929, Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired has paired comprehensive vision rehabilitation with a social-enterprise manufacturing operation that creates jobs for people who are blind or visually impaired. Its Central Industries division employs more than 120 people—about half legally blind—to produce and ship goods for federal and New York State customers, while business revenue helps fund CABVI’s services across Central New York.
Established in 1928 on Packer’s Island in Sunbury, Pennsylvania, Central Builders Supply Company produces and supplies concrete-related construction materials. It grew from local construction and building-material supply into an integrated producer, acquiring sand and gravel sites to supply its own operations and customers. The company employs over 90 people and operates throughout Central and Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Central Coated Products, Inc. manufactures high-performance specialty papers, including custom-cut and coated papers tailored to production equipment and applications. Its business spans food-processing, protective and food-service paper, and the company also offers an assessment process to match paper to customers’ production requirements.
From its Riverton, Minnesota operation, Central Converting turns post-industrial plastic scrap into recycled material through grinding and related services. In business for more than 20 years, the company recycles over 5 million pounds annually for more than 100 businesses across the United States and Canada. It also brings that converting experience to custom sheeting, including work with absorbent pads and other roll materials.
Central Kitchen is a Cleveland-based craft-food business accelerator that helps entrepreneurs take products from concept to market through education, shared commercial kitchens and scale-up facilities. Its community includes more than 500 course participants and has helped create over 400 products and 400 jobs, with a 3,600-square-foot incubator kitchen and a 137,500-square-foot Food Hub for growing brands. Sixty percent of its clients are minorities or women.
In Lancaster County, Central Manor Bakery & Grille brings a from-scratch bakery together with a casual grille, serving daily-made baked goods alongside homestyle breakfast and lunch. Its bakery is especially rooted in Pennsylvania favorites, including signature whoopie pies, flaky pies, and custom cakes made to order. The menu also features homemade soups and rotating weekly comfort-food specials.