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Established in 2008, CNY Business Solutions is a women-owned, family-run printing company in Utica that helps Central New York businesses turn ideas and designs into finished printed materials. Its small team keeps every project closely coordinated, from quoting and proofs through delivery, while serving both local businesses and larger corporations. The company is certified as a Women Business Enterprise in New York State.
CNY Feeds is a family-owned feed mill that has produced feed since 1990, first supplying its owners’ fifth-generation turkey farm and later serving dairy farms. It describes itself as New York’s largest feed mill and focuses on mixing dairy feed to farmers’ or their nutritionists’ specifications. Its Jordan mill serves Central New York, with an Avon mill planned to open in summer 2027.
CNY Graphics Machine LLC provides industrial screen printing, digital printing, pad printing, artwork printing, and powder coating for parts, equipment, panels, labels, and graphics. It serves medical, industrial, electronics, telecommunications, appliance, military, aerospace, sporting, signage, and consumer applications, working with metals, plastics, glass, wood, acrylic, and powder-coated surfaces.
CO-AX Technology, Inc. is a privately held Cleveland, Ohio electronics contract manufacturer providing design, prototyping, and integrated production for custom electronic assemblies. Founded in 1993 as a through-hole PCB and cable assembly provider, the company now operates a 114,000-square-foot U.S. headquarters and manufacturing plant and can scale from new product introductions to millions of assemblies annually. CO-AX’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485, with environmental management certified to ISO 14001.
Since 1955, Co-Op Tool Production Workholding has been a Toledo-area division of Hammill Manufacturing, recognized for helping manufacturers keep demanding production lines running. Its engineers develop custom workholding for medium- and high-volume CNC operations, then test and support each solution through its service life. The company is ISO 9001 certified and operates a 40,000-square-foot design and manufacturing facility.
Family-owned and building buses since 1948, Coach & Equipment Mfg. Corp. makes midsize buses for municipal, senior-living, and higher-education transportation from its Penn Yan, New York facility. The company’s roots reach back to 1870s wagon and carriage building, while its present-day operation combines family management with an 85,000-square-foot plant capable of producing customized buses in more than 400 configurations. Coach & Equipment is ISO 9001:2015 certified, Ford QVM certified, and known for retaining school-bus safety standards in its shuttle-bus designs.
CoagCo LLC develops bleeding-control medical devices, including the Coag it NP7 sterile nasal packing device for treating nosebleeds. Cleveland-based and co-founded by ENT physician Jeffrey E. Binder and attorney Tim Clements III, the company focuses on products that can help nurses, first responders, military medics and other providers control blood loss quickly. Its NP7 is made in America and designed for atraumatic insertion without local anesthesia.
Founded by Dr. Sheldon Goldstein to address major bleeding in the operating room, Coagulation Sciences LLC develops point-of-care blood-testing technology for transfusion management. Its Multiple Coagulation Test System is designed to compare therapies at a patient’s bedside and deliver actionable coagulation results in about 10 minutes, helping clinicians tailor treatment rather than rely on generalized transfusion protocols.
Family-owned and family-operated, Coal Country Brewing grew from founder and brewmaster Mike Kutchman’s weekend hobby into an Ebensburg microbrewery with brewing on site. Its taproom draws on Central Pennsylvania’s mining heritage, incorporating real coal and historic miner equipment into the setting while supporting nearby farmers through locally sourced ingredients.
Established in 2018 by husband-and-wife team Michael and Rachel Ervin, Coal River Coffee Company roasts small-batch coffee and runs a coffee shop in St. Albans, West Virginia. Its Olde Main Roast, named for the street where the doors opened, anchors a community gathering place that also serves made-to-order drinks, food and pastries while hosting weekly open mics and live music. The company’s guiding idea—“roasting coffee, brewing community”—is visible in its role as a hub for local events and music.
Coal Town Graphics is a custom printing company in Dunmore, near Scranton, PA, offering a wide range of printing services including commercial fleet graphics, custom signage, and high-quality screen printing to transform ideas into printed products.
From its Pennsylvania base, Coalcracker Bushcraft LLC makes outdoor field gear and teaches bushcraft and survival skills through its Appalachian Bushman School. The company cuts and sews much of its own equipment in-house, including oilcloth shelters and sleep systems, and also provides OEM sewing for heavyweight textiles and wool—materials many production facilities avoid. Its gear is made in the USA and designed around practical use in the field.
Founded in 2009 in a Wayne County apartment by West Virginian Brandon Dennison, Coalfield Development is a nonprofit rebuilding central Appalachia through workforce training, community-led construction and entrepreneurship. Its person-first programs help people facing barriers to employment gain paid, hands-on experience while abandoned places are put back to work. Headquartered in Wayne County, the organization says its efforts have helped attract more than $100 million in regional investment.
Baltimore medical device company CoapTech develops the patented PUMA Platform and makes the FDA-cleared PUMA-G System, a procedural kit for placing gastrostomy tubes with point-of-care ultrasound. Invented by Dr. Steven Tropello, the system brings percutaneous ultrasound gastrostomy to the bedside, including intensive-care and interventional-radiology settings, using real-time imaging rather than endoscopy or ionizing radiation. CoapTech is also pursuing additional applications for its platform and provides training for clinical teams adopting the procedure.
Founded in 1965 by Columbia County parents, Coarc provides community-based services and supports for more than 400 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Its Mellenville Training Center also creates employment through manufacturing work, where Coarc maintains ISO compliance, while programs across more than 20 county locations help children and adults pursue greater independence and personal goals.
Born from founder VaLanDria Smith-Lash’s effort to ease her mother’s lupus-related skin irritation, Coarse Culture makes all-natural whipped shea butter for skin and hair. The Black-owned business is headquartered in Oxford, Ohio, where its products are made through Miami University’s College@Elm Innovation Center and students gain hands-on experience through the Culture Cohort. Smith-Lash began developing the product at age 14 and later launched Coarse Culture publicly while attending college.
Family-owned and operated in Manlius, Coast 2 Coast Screen Printing & Embroidery creates custom printed and embroidered apparel, including athletic uniforms and event garments. Its in-house art department helps customers develop or recreate logos for sporting events, fundraisers, charitable causes and corporate use, carrying designs through to final production.
Coast Brands grew from its founder Tara’s search for better American-made gear for her dog, Briggs, into a maker of handcrafted dog accessories designed for everyday walks and outdoor adventures. Its signature Coast Line leash is built to shift between traditional, hands-free, running and multi-dog use, while the company’s collars and harnesses pair American marine rope with Wickett & Craig saddle leather and stainless steel hardware. Coast works with American makers, including Amish artisans, and handcrafts every piece in the USA.
Coast To Coast International makes vehicle restyling accessories that overlay OEM parts to give cars and trucks a factory-chrome or black appearance. Its catalog spans more than 700 part numbers and vehicle applications, with the IMPOSTOR® wheel skins serving as a signature offering alongside grille overlays and other trim pieces. The company says all of its parts carry a limited lifetime warranty.
With more than 30 years in the trade, Coast2Coast Graphics takes projects from concept through production as a commercial printing and design company. Its work ranges from everyday business forms to large-format banners, with prepress expertise that keeps designs practical to print and direct-marketing support that carries campaigns into customers’ mailboxes and inboxes. The company emphasizes balancing print quality, turnaround, and cost for each job.