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Cooper Lighting Solutions designs and manufactures lighting products and lighting controls, and is a business unit of Signify. Its stated history in lighting spans more than 65 years, with a portfolio for residential, commercial, industrial, sports, and infrastructure applications. The company also describes sustainability work that includes designing products for disassembly and pursuing net-zero emissions by 2040.
For more than 60 years, Cooper Lighting Solutions has designed and manufactured lighting products and controls for professional, consumer, industrial, and sports applications. Its portfolio includes connected systems such as WaveLinx and specialized Ephesus lighting that helps venues manage the experience from design through gameday. As a business unit of Signify, the company also emphasizes energy efficiency, product disassembly, and material transparency through initiatives such as Declare-certified PrentaLux products.
Operating in Brooklyn since 1986, Cooper Recycling processes construction and demolition debris at what it describes as New York City’s largest C&D recycling facility. Its sorting line spans more than a mile of conveyors and can process 2,000 tons a day, recovering up to 95% of incoming material. The privately held, family-operated company is women-owned and City of New York WBE-certified, and it was the first New York recycling facility to earn Recycling Certification Institute certification.
A three-generation family business, Cooper Sign Company has been part of Niagara Falls since 1922, when it began painting theater and grocery-store signs. Now led by President and CEO Jennifer Masters-Cooper, the NYS-certified woman-owned company is known across Buffalo Niagara for custom sign work shaped by long-standing relationships and attention to local character, including in historic-preservation areas.
Cooper Sound Systems, Inc. was a manufacturer of professional audio equipment, including products that remain in use despite the company ending manufacturing operations in February 2008. The company continues to provide warranty service and product support through listed service centers, although parts and accessories are no longer available from its former distributor.
Founded in 1960, Cooper Standard manufactures sealing and fluid handling systems and components for transportation and industrial markets. Headquartered in Northville, Michigan, the company has more than 22,000 team members across 20 countries and applies materials-science expertise to engineered polymer solutions, including its proprietary Fortrex™ chemistry platform.
Based at The Cooper Union in New York City, Cooper Union Motorsports is a student team that designs and builds an open-wheel, single-seat racecar for Formula SAE Electric competition. Its members come from every major and welcome anyone eager to learn, with the car typically reaching about 70 mph and accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in roughly three seconds.
Coopermatics is an industrial equipment company known for helping manufacturers manage fluids and machining waste. It designs filtration systems and oil-recovery equipment for production operations, with support that includes maintenance, training, and rental or lease options.
Coopers Creek Chemical Corporation refines crude coal tar, a by-product of metallurgical coke making, into industrial materials and coal-tar-based protective coatings. Based in West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, the company also produces coatings sold under private-label agreements with some of the world’s largest paint manufacturers.
Since 1791, family-owned Coopersburg Sports has made wood-turned products and now specializes in licensed sports novelties, including its distinctive team bats. Formerly Coopersburg Handle Works, the Pennsylvania manufacturer traces its baseball work to full-size bats made for major league players in the 1950s and has been an MLB and MiLB licensee since 1991. Its 15,000-square-foot factory and warehouse can produce up to two million novelty bat products annually.
Just outside Cooperstown, Cooperstown Brewing Company has been making baseball-themed beer since 1995. Its taproom occupies a former early-1900s cheese factory and now pours beer produced at the Lake George Brew House, with a rotating selection served in a family-friendly setting built for Dreams Park and Hall of Fame visitors. Northern Eagle Beverages has owned the brewery since 2014.
Cooperstown Cigar Company handcrafts cigars in the Dominican Republic from first-generation Cuban-seed tobacco, drawing on three generations of Cuban family experience. Based in Cooperstown, New York, the company makes its cigars in soil and climate conditions it describes as similar to nearby Cuba, including its baseball-themed Cooperstonian and Seventh Inning Stretch lines.
CooperSurgical develops and manufactures medical products for fertility, reproductive care, and women's health, alongside laboratory and clinical services. The company reports nearly 35 years of work in fertility and women's health, more than 600 products, and manufacturing locations in the United States, Costa Rica, and Europe. Its Trumbull, Connecticut headquarters includes a main manufacturing facility and primary distribution center.
CooperVision manufactures prescription contact lenses, supplying eye-care professionals and lens wearers in more than 130 countries. The company produces billions of lenses annually and operates a 100,000-square-foot, high-volume manufacturing site in Costa Rica. Its research-driven portfolio includes lenses designed for digital lifestyles and for slowing the progression of childhood myopia.
Known as Beekman’s COPA Soaps, this Philadelphia maker brings a hands-on, nature-inspired character to its work, meeting customers at local markets and events. It makes cold-processed soap from natural oils, essential oils and herbs for everyday use, with gift collections for people who want to share the experience.
Copeland is a global climate technologies company that develops and manufactures compression technologies and controls for heating, cooling and refrigeration. Founded by Edmund Copeland in 1921, it has 18,000 employees, development and manufacturing facilities in nine countries, and technology installed in more than 200 million locations worldwide. The company’s work focuses on energy efficiency, climate-friendly refrigerants, and protecting perishable food and medicines through the cold chain.
Since opening its doors in 1978, Copen Machine has built its identity around dependable, high-accuracy work from its Kent, Ohio facility. The ISO 9001:2015 registered manufacturer produces precision components for customers whose parts must meet demanding specifications, using CNC Swiss machining and a dedicated quality lab to keep production controlled from inspection through delivery.
Copen United Limited traces its roots to Harry Copen’s New York City venture in 1945 and became a global enterprise when Avi Chamiel and Louis King formed the company in 2008. It is known for developing more sustainable textile components for apparel brands, including the Encore collection launched in 2013 and recognized recycled-fiber work. Today, Copen serves clothing manufacturers and major fashion brands through operations positioned across multiple continents.
With 5,000 employees at 50 locations worldwide, Coperion is a global industrial technology company known for building process systems around customers’ manufacturing needs. Its equipment supports producers in plastics, food, chemicals and other process industries, while its specialists provide support from individual machines through complete plants.
With more than 24 years in Portsmouth, Copies Galore provides digital printing and document services while also preserving the area’s past through a shop of historical books and postcards. Its Xerox digital press handles reproductions up to 11 by 17 inches, and the business takes particular care with family photos, including on-the-spot copying and scanning of photographs and 35mm slides.