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Founded in 2022, Central Ohio’s ParaWave builds computer-vision software and domestically assembled drone systems for first responders, defense teams, and infrastructure operators. Its Shepherd.AI platform lets operators describe what they need to find in plain language, then detects and alerts on those matches in live or recorded video. ParaWave was founded by aerospace engineers Adithya Ramaswami and Jack Murray and conducts its core research, development, operations, and product assembly in the United States.
Pittsburgh-founded Parcel Health makes paper-based prescription packaging, led by its Tully Tube—the company’s paper pill bottle designed to replace conventional plastic vials. Launched in August 2024, Tully Tube is USP-compliant and child-resistant, and Parcel Health also develops custom pharmacy packaging and compostable patient-facing materials. The company’s Tully Tube earned a place on Fast Company’s 2025 World Changing Ideas list.
Parcell, LLC develops and builds software and hardware for tool accountability in controlled work environments. Its offerings include ToolSight, an image-based CTK inventory and audit system, and Smart Tool Crib controlled-access cabinets for tools and consumables. The company serves U.S. defense aviation maintenance organizations and states that its hardware is designed, engineered, and assembled in Columbus, Ohio.
Park Perfection is a family-owned, dermatologist-owned skin-care company built around the Parks family in Columbus, Ohio. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Alan J. Parks founded the brand after more than 30 years in dermatology, drawing on conversations with thousands of patients to develop formulas for unmet skin-care needs. His wife Robin and children Jason and Stefanie run the day-to-day business, while the products are made in the United States.
Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. is a diversified manufacturing and supply-chain company whose businesses produce engineered components and industrial equipment alongside supply-chain management services. Its roots trace to Park Drop Forge in 1907, and today it operates nearly 130 manufacturing, distribution, and service facilities in more than 20 countries, with over 6,400 employees. The company is organized around Supply Technologies, Assembly Components, and Engineered Products.
Parker Farm Equipment is an agricultural equipment maker focused on grain handling, with products such as grain carts, gravity wagons, and seed tenders. Founded by S.L. “Hank” Parker in Silver Lake, Indiana, in late 1960, the company began with a 130-bushel gravity bed and grew into a recognized grain-handling name across the Corn Belt. The Parker name and product lines have been family-owned under Unverferth Manufacturing since 2001, carrying forward the original tradition of building farm equipment for moving grain.
Parker Hannifin Corporation is a global manufacturer of motion and control technologies. Its portfolio includes electromechanical systems, engineered materials, fluid and gas handling, filtration, hydraulics, pneumatics and process control for industrial, aerospace and other markets.
Parker Lord, part of Parker Hannifin, is a Fortune 250 global leader in motion and control technologies. For over 100 years, it has engineered products for diversified industrial and aerospace markets, with key technology areas including aerospace, climate control, electromechanical, filtration, fluid and gas handling, hydraulics, pneumatics, process control, sealing and shielding, and human motion.
Parker Meggitt develops and manufactures aerospace, defence, and energy technologies, from aircraft systems and thermal-management equipment to ammunition handling and projectile-scoring systems. Now part of Parker Aerospace after Parker’s 2022 acquisition of Meggitt PLC, the company employs more than 9,000 people across 37 manufacturing facilities and regional offices worldwide. Its aftermarket operation supports more than 10,000 components, while Parker Meggitt technology is installed on over 73,000 aircraft.
Parker Rust-Proof of Cleveland is a metal finishing and processing company established in 1918. It provides phosphate conversion coatings, technical coatings, mechanical processing, blasting, cleaning, cutting, deburring, inspection, assembly, packaging, and related services for aerospace, military, nuclear, energy, automotive, medical, heavy equipment, diesel, athletics, and rail transport applications.
ParkMaestro is the Istanbul-based smart-parking brand of Teknotel Electronics, a Turkish technology company established in 1996 with in-house engineering and production capabilities. Established in 2017, ParkMaestro is known for applying Teknotel’s decades of traffic-management experience to large, complex sites, including Sabiha Gökçen Airport, where its parking system has operated for more than 10 years. Its systems help airports, malls and residential communities manage vehicle movement and access.
Family-owned Parkn Manufacturing produces high-accuracy parts through high-speed production machining at its Litchfield, Ohio shop. Founded by co-owners Bill and Bob Scandlon, the company is known for creative fixturing and engineering solutions that help manufacturers run large batches efficiently while accommodating smaller production runs. Parkn serves sporting-goods, motorsports, and defense customers and is ITAR registered.
Partners In Recognition, Inc. designs and manufactures custom donor recognition walls, plaques, history displays, and related recognition systems for fundraising organizations across the United States. Its full-service operation pairs in-house design and manufacturing with field representatives who guide clients from initial concept through production, creating displays tailored to each organization’s space and campaign. The company is especially distinctive for adaptable systems that make it easy to update donor names as giving programs grow.
Since 1989, Party Animal, Inc. has made officially licensed sports collectibles and fan gear that turn team spirit into something fans can hold, display, and share. The Westlake company is best known for its playful TeenyMates and SqueezyMates figures, while its products also bring team pride to tailgates and homes through partnerships with major professional and college sports organizations.
Since 1993, Pasta Ditoni’s has centered its work on preserving the traditional Italian way of making pasta. The Columbus company combines distinctive techniques with innovative ingredients to create restaurant-style meals for local chefs, markets, and families across the United States.
Founded in Taiwan in 2000, Patech Fine Chemicals develops and manufactures ester-based specialty chemicals for lubricants, personal care and polymer additives. Its research chemists and engineers use molecular modeling and a tribology laboratory to develop products ranging from sustainable cooling fluids to natural and biodegradable formulations. Patech operates automated production facilities in Taiwan and supports customers through offices in China, Japan, Europe and North America.
Family-owned since its founding in 1976 by current president Randall Van Scoy, Path Master has grown into a Twinsburg-based traffic technology company serving public agencies across four states. Its 39-person team combines engineering expertise with stocked inventory, custom cabinet fabrication, field support, and hands-on customer training. Path Master is particularly distinctive for staying involved beyond the sale, including cabinet turn-ons and rapid response when traffic equipment fails.
Designed and built in Columbus, Ohio, Path Robotics develops AI-powered welding automation for manufacturers handling real-world parts, from large structures to ship hulls. Its Obsidian system uses vision and adaptive software trained on tens of millions of welded inches to find seams and adjust welding in real time, while the newer Rove platform brings that capability to mobile, large-scale fabrication. Path also supports its welding cells through a robots-as-a-service model with 24/7 mission control support.
Patheon pharma services, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, operates as a contract development and manufacturing organization serving biotechnology and pharmaceutical sponsors. It supports drug programs from early development and clinical supply through commercial production, and reports a global network of more than 60 locations. Its long-running specialties include viral vector manufacturing, with more than 20 years of experience, and sterile fill-finish and biologics expertise.
Born as a woodworking hobby in 2015, Pathway Tables now crafts custom live-edge furniture in Upper Sandusky from locally sourced Ohio trees. The company mills its logs on site, dries the slabs in its own kiln, and shapes each piece by hand into a one-of-a-kind table or other wood furnishing. Its showroom opened in February 2018, with a process built around customer involvement and furniture intended for generations of use.