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Founded by Gwen Rosenberg in Kent in January 2012, Popped!—now Rosenberg’s Candies—makes popcorn and confections from original recipes and locally sourced Ohio ingredients. The family-owned business grew from years of Gwen perfecting caramel recipes at home and is known for small-batch caramel popcorn, including a cayenne-spiced recipe taste-tested by Kent firefighters. It has since expanded its offerings beyond popcorn to include chocolates and other confections.
Born from a teething struggle with their seven-month-old daughter, Poppy, POPPIES Toys designs sensory teething toys with playful shapes and suction cups for babies and growing children. The family-run company launched through a Kickstarter campaign and produces its toys with a U.S.-based manufacturer using medical-grade, BPA-free and PVC-free silicone. Designed to move from teething into bath and playtime, POPPIES products are also third-party safety tested.
Founded in 1929, Port Clinton Manufacturing Co. is a locally owned family business that produces close-tolerance precision-machined parts and assemblies from its 68,000-square-foot Ohio plant. Its long-standing strength is high-value hardened, ground, and precision components, with in-house machining and broaching supporting demanding applications such as diesel engines and mechanical power transmission. The company serves several Fortune 500 customers that have remained with it for more than 50 years.
Since its founding in 1963, Portage Electric Products has remained a privately held company guided by four generations of the Wehl family. Based in North Canton, Ohio, PEPI is known for an engineering-led approach that tailors thermal controls to specific customer applications, with worldwide sales beginning in 1975 and operations in six countries. Its ISO 9001:2015 certification with design reflects the company’s long emphasis on dependable, carefully inspected production.
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Founded in 1970, Portage Industries, Inc. combines a vocational and day-services program for individuals with disabilities with a subcontracting operation that handles packaging, light assembly, inspection and other labor-intensive work for local and multinational companies. Its customer-specific quality procedures and BatchMaster IV packaging machine support projects ranging from small jobs to larger production runs, while the work itself helps participants build job skills, confidence and independence. Since 2024, Portage has been part of a three-company network spanning four northeast Ohio locations and representing approximately 400 workers.
Founded in 1983 by machine designer Paul “Barney” Grimes, Portage Knife Company manufactures high-precision circular scoring knives for the converting industry at its 28,000-square-foot Akron facility. The company is known for American-made production, a large ready-to-ship inventory, and custom blade work backed by engineering and regrinding capabilities. Portage Knife’s products are used in converting operations around the world and ship to customers on five continents.
Founded in 2021, Porter Industries is a Southern Ohio steel fabrication shop that turns customer designs into fully customized metalwork. Owner Jared Porter brings 25 years of ironworking and construction-supervision experience, while a team of certified welders and fabricators handles projects from concept through completion. The small business emphasizes faith, transparent communication, and standing behind its work.
Founded by Walter G. Porter in Cincinnati in 1947, Porter Precision Products manufactures precision punches, dies and tooling components for the metal-stamping industry. Its 30,000-square-foot Cincinnati headquarters and manufacturing plant anchor operations that also include facilities in Georgia and Canada. Porter is particularly known for pioneering deep cryogenic treatment of perforating and forming tools, a practice it has offered since the 1960s.
Portersville PRD supplies specialty industrial valves, instrumentation and process equipment, then backs them with certified shop repair and mobile field service. Part of the PRD Technologies Group, the U.S.-based company draws on more than 60 years of expertise and technicians averaging over 20 years in the trade. Its National Board and ASME-certified operations serve demanding power, oil and gas facilities through multiple Mid-Eastern U.S. service centers.
Established in 1961, Cincinnati-based Positrol designs and builds industrial workholding devices, with a particular focus on custom solutions for demanding manufacturing applications. The privately held small business approaches its work as an engineering problem, developing and testing customer-driven designs and guaranteeing repeatable part holding to the provided specifications. Its brands include Superior Cincinnati for standard collet chucks and pads, Langlois for aerospace workholding, and City Machine for prismatic applications.
Post Consumer Brands makes grocery foods and pet foods, including breakfast cereals and options for dogs and cats. The company says it has grown since the first batch of Postum in 1895 and the creation of Malt-O-Meal in 1919, and describes its operations as including manufacturing plants, distribution centers, and corporate offices.
Since 1896, Post Printing has built its identity as a Minster, Ohio commercial printer with more than a century of print knowledge behind it. The company keeps much of its work in-house and serves university, industrial, commercial, and other clients from Ohio and Kentucky. Its history is part of the place itself, with print-industry relics displayed in the lobby.
Postle Industries, Inc. provides industrial hardfacing and wear-resistant technologies, including proprietary hardfacing and welding alloys. Its Postalloy Hardface Technologies division has operated since 1969, serving demanding industrial applications with solutions intended to extend component life and reduce downtime.
Founded in 2012 by Richard Potesta, Potesta & Company manufactures custom slewing rings, slewing drives and gears for equipment designers, manufacturers and rebuilders. Through its SlewPro and Rhino Gear operations, the Hudson, Ohio company combines U.S.-based engineering with custom manufacturing and application support, serving OEMs from small shops to large manufacturers across North America. Its manufacturing facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the company can comply with API and ABS requirements.
Founded in Bryan, Ohio, in 1977, Potter Inc. designs and supplies gift-ready products that help supermarket floral and produce departments merchandise flowers, plants and gifts. The company began selling plastic pots and has grown into a U.S. manufacturer of hand-tied bows, with those bows made at its Bryan facilities. Potter sells to supermarket retailers, garden centers and regional produce providers nationwide, offering ready-to-sell programs that streamline busy seasonal and everyday displays.
Three generations of the Potter family have carried forward a manufacturing and engineering tradition that began with Clarence Potter, a chief toolmaker at Willy’s Overland, the company now known as Jeep. Today, Potter Technology develops industrial systems for clients with complex technical needs, drawing on more than 30 years of experience and a start-to-finish design approach. Its distinctive reach includes SkyLIFE, a humanitarian-aid venture created after the 2010 Haiti earthquake to deliver supplies by airdrop.
Since Rudolph Potters developed a new way to make glass beads in 1914, Potters Industries LLC has manufactured glass microspheres that improve roadway visibility and industrial formulations. The company now operates as a $400 million global business with about 900 employees across 30 production facilities in 14 countries, and its history includes roughly 100 employee patents. Potters also recycles more than one billion pounds of glass each year and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Founded in 1993 by childhood friends Chris Yuhasz and Greg Elliot, POV Solution is a mid-sized print communications company rooted in Chagrin Falls and serving businesses and nonprofits nationwide. The company has employed special needs workers for more than 20 years, making inclusive employment part of its long-standing community character. POV is especially known for self-contained donation mailers that help nonprofits combine outreach with an easy response.
Privately held and operating for more than 40 years, Powder Alloy Corporation is known for supplying tightly controlled powder materials to demanding aerospace and industrial customers. Based in Loveland, PAC supports applications such as thermal spraying and additive manufacturing while maintaining approvals from major aerospace organizations.
Powder Coating Plus, LLC operates an 80,000-square-foot powder-coating, light-assembly, and packaging facility in Archbold, Ohio. The company also fabricates custom racks and fixtures in-house and reports serving Tier 1 and Tier 2 automotive suppliers, as well as customers with products ranging from automotive parts to furniture.