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Family-owned and operated from Dayton, Certified Cultivators Corporation grows and processes cannabis for its Ohio-focused CERTIFIED brand and dispensary network. The company has been part of Ohio’s cannabis industry since its beginning, operating a Level 1 cultivation and processing facility with an on-site Cleveland grow and lab. Its Dayton facility occupies a site that has housed family businesses for three generations, a history the company carries into its science- and design-led cannabis production.
A North American fluid-power specialist since 1967, Certified Power Solutions is known for working closely with equipment manufacturers on demanding mobile and industrial applications. Its engineers design and build custom hydraulic systems for OEMs, while its service network helps keep those systems operating in the field. The company also supports winter fleet operators through its dedicated FleetPilot snow and ice business.
Founded in 2015 as a retrofit and emergency-recovery shop, Ohio-based Certion Automation fixes, designs, and integrates industrial automation systems, including robotic and PLC controls. The company is particularly known for taking over troubled installations, addressing the underlying problem, and leaving behind documented systems that manufacturers can maintain. Certion has completed more than 200 deployments and also operates an engineering lab for prototyping and robotics testing.
Certwood USA brings the StorSystem line of shatterproof tote trays and modular storage units to educational, workplace, and healthcare environments, while also supplying molded components to furniture manufacturers. Its parent company, Certwood Limited, began in June 1986 with two molding machines and has grown to a 20-machine operation; Certwood USA sells and distributes the storage line across the United States and Canada. The company’s manufacturing capabilities are supported by ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 quality approvals, and its tote trays carry a limited lifetime warranty.
In Poughkeepsie, Cerven Solutions makes complex, tight-tolerance 5-axis machined components for radar, satellite communications, and electronic-warfare systems. The shop is equipped to take parts from quick-turn prototypes through production releases, with proprietary methods for thin walls, deep pockets, and heavy material removal. Cerven is ITAR registered and certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1992, Cervis, Inc. is a privately owned product-development and manufacturing company that designs and builds wireless remote-control products for industrial equipment applications. Its in-house engineering and application teams develop custom controls, while its service and repair teams support customers from its Warrendale, Pennsylvania operation.
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Privately held CF Extrusion Technologies brings more than 90 collective years of extrusion engineering experience to custom industrial solutions. Based in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, the company is known for its hands-on approach, in-house testing, and willingness to rethink a customer’s process rather than rely on off-the-shelf equipment. It works with manufacturers whose extrusion needs span applications such as catalysts and plastics.
Since 1952, Midwestern CF Stinson Brands has developed performance-driven textiles for commercial interiors, bringing together the Stinson, Anzea and Arc-Com brands. The company’s three-generation history began in textile distribution to architects, designers and furniture manufacturers and now includes a design studio built around collaborations with figures such as Michael Graves and Robert A.M. Stern. Research and digital sampling are central to its approach, which includes four technology patents and many products made in the USA.
From its West Virginia and Virginia plants, privately held CFI Carbon Products supplies Austin Black 325, a low-emission organic filler made from bituminous coal for manufacturers. CFI brings more than 30 years of experience, three U.S. processing plants, and an ISO 9001:2015-certified onsite lab to formula testing, dependable logistics, and customer support in more than 30 countries. Its lower-emission process and focus on helping manufacturers reduce material use give the company a distinct place in the filler market.
Founded in 1990, CG Roxane bottles Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water directly at protected natural spring sources, without trucking or blending. The independent, family-owned company operates seven spring-water plants and two PET recycling facilities, turning recycled plastic into new bottles while supporting the communities around its sources.
Founded in 2010 by former Metaullics Systems leaders, CG Thermal designs and manufactures heat exchangers, process equipment, and turnkey systems for harsh and corrosive process streams. The Northeast Ohio company is the only full-service American-owned supplier of these graphite and ceramic technologies, drawing on more than 200 years of combined key-personnel experience. CG Thermal also holds ASME U-Stamp and National Board R-Stamp authorizations for pressure-vessel fabrication and repair.
Founded as a welding company in 1948, CGI International Corporation has grown into a third-generation Zullo family business that manufactures and distributes hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and other industrial and residential gases. Based in Washington, Pennsylvania, it operates as one of the largest independent gas suppliers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with distribution reaching 18 states. CGI also launched the first privately held hydrogen production facility in the United States during the 1980s and remains closely tied to emerging low-carbon energy markets.
CGS Imaging is a full-service graphics manufacturer specializing in wide-format and grand-format imaging, digital printing, custom signage, displays, banners, vehicle graphics, and environmental graphics. It provides design support, in-house fabrication, professional installation, nationwide shipping, and works with substrates including vinyl, mesh, fabric, acrylic, PVC, aluminum, Dibond, wood, and glass.
CGS Pharmacy was an independent specialty pharmacy focused on patient-specific sterile and conventional compounded medications for complex medical needs. Its pharmacists and certified compounding technicians developed individualized pharmaceutical care plans rather than simply dispensing prescriptions. The company has permanently closed following the death of its owner.
Founded in Cleveland in 1974, CGS Tool manufactures solid carbide end mills and custom cutting tools for precision machining, now operating from Medina, Ohio. The company makes its tools in the United States and supports demanding aerospace, medical, automotive, and advanced-manufacturing work with application-focused engineering for standard and unusual machining requirements.
Family-owned and Philadelphia-made since 1963, Chaby International has built its identity around helping retailers bring dependable outdoor products to market. With more than 60 years of experience, the company develops and distributes umbrellas for global retail partners, supporting programs from product development through distribution.
Chadash Clarinet Inc. is a small custom maker of professional clarinets in New York, hand-fashioning each instrument from carefully selected materials while combining old-world craftsmanship with modern acoustical design. Its Bb and A clarinets feature distinctive extended lower joints, refined bore geometry, and an integrated low-Eb tone-hole system, with instruments individually calibrated for demanding performers. Chadash also makes adjustable and ringless barrels, and offers custom changes and accommodations for its instruments.
Since 1982, Chaddsford Winery has made approachable wines in Pennsylvania’s Brandywine Valley, with grapes from regional vineyards and every stage of production completed onsite. Its cellar occupies the thick stone walls of an 1800s bank barn, alongside an iconic farmhouse that reflects the area’s agricultural history. In 2024, local owners the Vinton family acquired the winery, carrying its four-decade legacy forward while producing about 24,000 cases annually.
Since 1980, Chadwick Optical has operated as a specialty optical lab making custom lenses and vision solutions for ophthalmic professionals facing unusually difficult cases. The Pennsylvania company is known for treating “no” as the start of a design problem, combining in-house lens casting with specialized finishing and engineering to create solutions when standard options fall short. Chadwick also carries forward Aire-O-Lite Optical’s hard-to-find lens-blanks tradition after bringing its casting operation into the Chadwick factory in 2024.