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Family-owned since its founding in 1842, Charles Ross & Son Company is a long-established manufacturer of industrial processing equipment for companies that need to blend or disperse materials. Its Hauppauge operation occupies a 45,000-square-foot plant, while an employee ownership plan established in 1999 gives the wider ROSS workforce a stake in the business.
Charles Schillinger Company is a metal spinning and forming manufacturer specializing in hydroforming, deep draw stamping, and custom metal fabrication. The company produces pressure vessels, tanks, hemispheres, and precision components for industrial, environmental, telecommunications, and government markets.
Founded in 1968 by Charles “Chuck” Spinoso in his basement, Charles Signs designs, manufactures, installs, and services custom signage for businesses and organizations. Now wholly owned by Jim and Linda Hickey, the Liverpool company remains family owned while operating a fully automated signage manufacturing facility. Its work spans traditional carved signs and modern LED displays, with sign management available from permitting and surveys through installation.
Charleston Steel fabricates structural steel for commercial and industrial construction projects and has supplied the construction industry since 1989. Based in West Virginia, the company also makes material-handling and weighing equipment, and its history describes its present business as Bismarck Steel, LLC, doing business as Charleston Steel, formed in 2006.
Charlie Mike Manufacturing is a Pittsburgh company founded by Tom Beattie, a former Pennsylvania Army National Guard combat engineer who began his manufacturing career sweeping the floors of his father’s machine shop. As a service-connected disabled veteran-owned small business, it provides turnkey contract manufacturing support for civilian customers and government entities, guiding projects from prototyping through delivery.
Founded by Charles “Charlito” Wekselbaum, Charlito’s Cocina grew from a 2010 experiment with 25 pounds of meat into a New York charcuterie maker shaped by its founder’s Cuban, Jewish, and American upbringing. The company preserves Southern European curing traditions while giving them a distinctly Queens-born identity, making small-batch salami with heritage-breed pork and transparent ingredient labels. Its Trufa Seca salami has appeared among Oprah’s Favorite Things and in The New York Times.
Founded in 2013 by makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury, Charlotte Tilbury Beauty makes prestige makeup, skincare and fragrance shaped by her three decades of work across fashion, editorial and red-carpet beauty. The British brand combines artist-led product development with an in-house beauty-tech ecosystem that includes virtual try-ons, shade matching and online consultations, and now reaches 57 global markets through more than 5,000 distribution points.
Known for more than 50 years of consistent production and timely delivery, Charlton Precision Products serves demanding customers with custom wire harnesses and cable assemblies. Its 3,000-square-foot Kingston facility supports projects ranging from prototypes to high-volume production, with computerized continuity testing built into its process.
Charm City Meadworks makes mead in Baltimore, bringing its taproom operation into a new home at Peabody Heights Brewery in 2025. After years on E. Biddle Street, the move keeps its mead available on draft and to-go at the brewery while continuing distribution through local liquor stores and bars.
Founded in 1974 by Don Moffet, Camarillo-based Charm Kraft Industries creates souvenir and gift keepsakes for clients across North America. The family-run business is now operated by Buddy and Cathy Moffet, with an in-house creative team developing original designs and handcrafted concepts from initial artwork through finished pieces. Many of its molds and product concepts are made by the team and are not available elsewhere.
Family-owned Charm-Tex grew from a healthcare-textile business founded more than 40 years ago into a manufacturer serving correctional facilities across the country. Based in New York with its warehouse in Ayden, North Carolina, the company is known for carrying the service-minded approach of a family operation into work shaped by direct feedback from facility staff and end users.
Charmcity Skatepark operates an indoor skatepark and makes custom skateboards and skateboarding ramps. Its offerings include custom skateboard deck production, custom ramp construction, and rental of portable halfpipes and street setups.
Chart Industries is a global manufacturer built around deep cryogenic expertise, with a portfolio used throughout the liquid-gas supply chain. Its operations serve clean-energy and industrial-gas customers, while the Howden business brings more than 160 years of air- and gas-handling history to the company following its acquisition in 2023.
Chart Industries is a global manufacturer built around deep cryogenic expertise and a network of established businesses, including Howden and Fronti Fabrications. Fronti began in Joe Fronti Jr.’s garage in 2003 before growing into a Pennsylvania fabrication operation, while Chart now serves clean-energy and industrial-gas customers through equipment and lifecycle support for the liquid-gas supply chain.
Family-owned Chart Tech Tool Inc. has been part of the Tipp City manufacturing community since 1965, when it began making optical comparator charts and sight gauges. After moving from Dayton to its current 35,000-square-foot facility in 1985, the company grew into a turnkey engineering and manufacturing partner for customers worldwide, with a particular history in custom automation work. It is QS9000 compliant and ITAR approved.
Charter Manufacturing Company, Inc. is a privately held, family-owned steel and iron production and manufacturing company founded in 1936, when the Mellowes family established Charter Wire in Milwaukee. Today, its family of businesses produces steel and iron products, including engineered components and castings, and has grown through four generations of family leadership.
Charter Next Generation is a North American manufacturer built around shared ownership: more than 2,600 employees are employee-owners, giving them a financial stake in the company’s success. Operating 18 facilities, CNG develops specialty films and material-science solutions for essential markets, with a particular focus on sustainability and reducing waste. Its employee-owned culture and GreenArrow™ sustainability platform distinguish a company known for turning materials expertise toward practical environmental challenges.
Charter Steel is an American producer of special bar quality steel, supplying customers around the world and operating integrated mini mills in Saukville, Wisconsin, and Cleveland, Ohio. The company melts, rolls, and processes steel, and is identified as a leading producer of cold heading quality steels and North America’s largest coil processor. Founded on a customer-focused steelmaking premise, Charter Steel is part of the Charter Manufacturing family of companies.
Chartwell Pharmaceuticals operates four manufacturing and analytical campuses in the New York metropolitan area, developing and producing generic prescription medicines in a broad range of dosage forms. With a leadership team whose members bring more than 20 years of generic-pharmaceutical experience apiece, the company handles work from formulation trials and clinical supplies through commercial production in fully cGMP-compliant facilities. Its U.S.-made portfolio includes more than 1,100 FDA-approved Orange Book listings and products compliant with the Trade Agreements Act and Buy American Act.
Headquartered near Pittsburgh, Chase Cooling Systems designs and supplies industrial chillers and process-cooling equipment for manufacturers across the United States. Its in-house engineers help size and configure systems for demanding applications, including a Laser Series built to cool both a laser source and its optics through two independently controlled circuits. Chase also supports customers with technical service, emergency assistance, and rental chillers for temporary or unplanned needs.