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Founded in 1999, Matrix Railway Corporation designs, manufactures and overhauls rail components for commuter cars and locomotives, including systems built to withstand demanding rail environments. Its engineering and machining teams also tackle obsolete equipment through reverse engineering, repair and remanufacturing, helping transit operators extend the life of hard-to-replace components. Matrix serves transit authorities, subsystem suppliers and car builders worldwide under an ISO 9001-approved quality system.
On Long Island’s North Fork, Mattebella Vineyards is a small family farm and artisanal winery making old-world-style wines from its own vineyard in Southold. Mark and Christine Tobin purchased the property in 2005, and the estate’s 22-acre parcel is tended by hand with sustainable practices and no mechanical harvesting. Its original early-20th-century barn now houses a tasting cottage surrounded by gardens, where visitors can explore the vineyard and its wines.
Since 1931, Fisher-Price has made toys designed to turn early childhood play into learning and developmental discovery. Founded by Herman Fisher, Irving Price and Helen Schelle, the brand remains focused on enriching the first five years of childhood with playful products that help babies, toddlers and preschoolers reach important milestones.
Brooklyn-based Matter Made is an American manufacturer of contemporary lighting, furniture, and objects, with an in-house design team carrying projects from concept through production. Its minimal designs emphasize careful craftsmanship and refined finishes, while collaborations with influential contemporary designers sit alongside historically important works in the collection. The company’s Greenpoint production operation supports hands-on assembly and quality control for pieces intended to last.
Founded by goalkeepers in 2016, Cleveland-based Mauer Athletics makes goalkeeper gloves designed to deliver professional-level performance at more accessible prices. The company is best known for pioneering its STYCK silicone interior grip, which helps keep the glove securely fitted to the hand, and it sponsors professional goalkeepers and coaches around the world.
Maven Fabrication creates architectural millwork in Ohio, combining fabrication with a collaborative design process that lets clients review scaled prototypes and detailed visuals before production begins. Owner Guy Zierk grew up around both a family lumber yard and his mother’s manufacturing plant, an upbringing that informs the company’s hands-on approach to materials, design, and craft. From its Ohio workshop, Maven serves establishments around the nation.
For nearly 40 years, Max Graphics Printing & Signs has served Cortland and surrounding communities with commercial printing, signs, and banners for local businesses and nonprofit organizations. The Cortland shop stands out for its fast turnaround, offering same-day or next-day service on some projects and rush service on many others. It also handles large-format blueprint duplication and scanning up to 36 inches wide.
Founded in 1942 as Yamada Air Industry, MAX develops industrial tools and office products, from professional fastening equipment to staplers and marking systems. The company invented the world’s first roofing nailer in 1982 and the original battery-powered rebar tying tool in 1993, while MAX USA has served North, Central and South America since its establishment in 1993. MAX products are developed in Japan and manufactured in ISO 9001- and ISO 14001-certified factories.
For more than 40 years, Max-Secure® has been known for helping correctional and behavioral-health facilities make demanding spaces safer and more livable. The Buffalo-based manufacturer develops anti-ligature institutional furniture for intensive daily use, with a field-tested installation record spanning more than 25,000 units across the United States.
Launched by Chemtainer Industries in 1972, Maxi-Movers makes rotationally molded plastic carts and trucks for moving and storing materials, with commercial laundry as a longtime specialty. Its M7090, introduced as the laundry industry’s first bulk delivery truck, remains a signature product more than 50 years later. Maxi-Movers products are made across six U.S. factories and serve laundry, donated-goods, recycling, and general material-handling operations nationwide.
Maximm Cable is a U.S. cable company serving businesses and consumers with extension cords and connectivity products, including Ethernet and HDMI cables. Based in Middletown, New York, it has supplied cable products and customer care for more than a decade, with its distinctive 360-degree rotating, space-saving plug design at the center of its extension-cord line. The company also supports wholesale buyers with bulk supply and custom cable setups for settings such as hotels, student accommodations, offices, and construction projects.
Maxxima, a division of Panor Corporation, manufactures LED lighting solutions for commercial vehicles, heavy-duty applications, transportation, work, warning and safety, interior, and home lighting. Its product categories include STT and clearance markers, warning lights, work lights, interior lights, headlights, lightbars, strip lights, connectors, and electrical products.
From its Staten Island shipyard, May Ship Repair Contracting Corporation builds, repairs, converts, and dry-docks marine vessels while also fabricating structural steel. In business for over 30 years, the company has three dry docks for vessels up to 300 feet and a 600-metric-ton marine travel lift. May Ship has also built infrastructure such as New York City ferry landings and operates as a preferred U.S. Coast Guard repair facility in the greater New York City area.
Romina Manenti, an Italian-born hairstylist with more than 20 years in fashion and salon work, founded MAY11 in 2016 after developing products for the demands of professional hairstyling. The Brooklyn-based company makes small-batch hair treatments built around vegan, organic oils, including its patented formula for maintaining healthy hair through everyday styling and the growth cycle. Manenti’s work has appeared in major fashion publications, and MAY11 has since received coverage from outlets such as The New York Times and Byrdie.
Founded in 2003 by Maya Kaimal and her husband, Guy Lawson, in their Brooklyn apartment, Maya Kaimal makes convenient Indian foods rooted in Maya’s family recipes and her South Indian heritage. The company began with refrigerated sauces and has grown into a collection designed to bring homestyle Indian cooking to American kitchens, including a distinctive line inspired by Kolkata’s Chinese Indian cuisine. Maya, the company’s founder and chief culinary and creative officer, personally oversees the creation and curation of the collection.
MAYB | TMRW is a Hudson, New York creative production studio making custom-printed and embroidered apparel, tote bags, and promotional merchandise. Gabe Schmand began the business as a spare-room print shop in northern Maine in 2006, later relaunching it with co-owner Tania Alvarez in Brooklyn before the studio moved through Long Island City and settled in Hudson. It remains especially grounded in screen printing, a craft the company has practiced since its start, while its production setup handles wholesale-scale orders and rush projects.
Founded in West Seneca in 1852, family-owned Mayer Brothers makes fresh-pressed apple cider and a broad range of beverages, including bottled water and private-label products for customers across the United States. Now in its fifth generation, the company remains rooted in apple processing while operating large-scale bottling, co-packing, storage and ingredient facilities. Its seasonal Cider Mill Store & Bakery draws more than 10,000 visitors a week in autumn, and its manufacturing site is certified by Underwriters Laboratories for Zero Waste to Landfill.
Mayflower Electronics builds headphone amplifiers, digital-to-analog converters and custom headphones, with its ARC and Objective2 lines defining a small-batch audio business based in Amsterdam, New York. Its modified Fostex T50RP headphones are made to order and individually tested, while the ARC Mini is made in Guilford, Connecticut and hand-tested in Amsterdam. The company also offers DIY parts and accessories for listeners who want to tune or maintain their equipment.
Since 1929, Mayzon has made bath and home products that bring practical organization and comfort to everyday living. The company grew from a modest start into a multi-location manufacturer and brand owner, with Zenna Home, Zenna Hospitality and RGI among its brands and a newer licensed Rubbermaid line extending its reach into bath and storage. Mayzon also emphasizes sustainable materials and processes, including OEKO-TEX® Standard 100-certified textile items.
Founded in 1993 by Michel Bourdat, MBtech designs and manufactures precision-cleaning equipment for electronics and semiconductor production from its base near Toulouse, France. Its patented filtration and immersion-cleaning technologies grew from a first screen-printing stencil washer in 1998 and a circuit-board system in 2002, while its engineering team also develops custom applications for industrial cleaning needs. MBtech supports customers internationally through distributors, a U.S. subsidiary and a technical sales office in China.