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From its Allentown, Pennsylvania operation, CoreTech International designs and builds cardboard and plastic core-cutting machines for converting applications. The company says its team brings more than 30 years in the core-cutter industry, with the CT8 manual cutter in operation since 1982 and more than 1,000 CT10 Auto units in service since 1980. CoreTech also supports its machines with remanufacturing, parts, blade sharpening and field service, and has developed retrofit solutions for hard-plastic cutting and core chamfering.
CoreWater Technologies develops PFAS-remediation technology that removes and isolates “forever chemicals” from drinking water so they can be destroyed rather than sent to landfills or incinerated. Its patented Core+™ adsorbent uses modified granular activated carbon that can be regenerated and reused, while the ARID Process™ concentrates PFAS for application of destruction technologies. The company’s approach is designed for both municipal water systems and consumer filtration applications.
Corghi USA is the American branch of an Italian company whose roots reach back to brothers Erminio and Remo Corghi, who began their business in 1947 before establishing Corghi electromechanics in 1954. Based in West Chester, Ohio, the company supports automotive service operations with tire-changing equipment and related service resources, including manuals, training information and access to service centers.
Coridea is a New York City medical venture builder focused on turning high-impact patient solutions into new companies. Its portfolio includes 15 founded companies, with more than $1.6 billion returned to investors and over $12 million awarded through NIH grants.
CoriGraphics is a Troy, Ohio printer that has been producing work since 1978. It serves businesses with printed materials and large-format signage, handling projects in-house from production through finishing.
Starting in Corinne’s home in 1982, Corinne’s Concepts in Catering has grown into a family-owned, four-generation hospitality business providing off-premise catering and event planning across Long Island and New York City. The company’s Huntington Station team has catered more than 500 weddings and handled everything from intimate home gatherings to corporate events serving thousands, with its family also operating mobile kitchens and a nationwide line of refrigerated gourmet dips. Today, Corinne’s sons Jarid and Keith help lead the business, continuing the family’s restaurant and catering tradition.
Cork Industries, Inc. is a family-owned and operated specialty coatings and adhesives manufacturer founded in 1980. For more than 40 years, it has developed formulations for the converting, packaging, and printing industries, and operates manufacturing and laboratory facilities in Pennsylvania and Florida.
Founded in 2007, Cork Medical designs and manufactures medical devices for wound treatment and prevention, with a particular focus on negative pressure wound therapy. The Indianapolis company began as an NPWT and specialty-mattress distributor before building clinical and engineering teams to develop its own Nisus system, creating products shaped by clinician needs. Its manufacturing facility is certified to ISO 13485:2016 through the Medical Device Single Audit Program, and its products are distributed across the United States and internationally.
Corle Building Systems designs and manufactures custom-engineered steel buildings and building components, and has served its builder network for over 50 years. Its Central Pennsylvania manufacturing facility in Imler occupies more than 347,000 square feet; the company describes its buildings as designed from a contractor’s perspective, drawing on its earlier experience as a metal building contractor.
Founded in Milan in 1947 as a distributor of textile dressings, Corman S.p.A. now manufactures and distributes medicines, medical devices and personal-care products worldwide. Its distinctive strength is a dual role as producer and brand owner, with in-house production of cotton-based absorbent products at its Lacchiarella facility alongside distribution through pharmacies and other retail channels. Since January 2025, Corman has operated as a Benefit Corporation and its quality systems include ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certification.
Veteran-owned Cormorant Solutions LLC develops technology and electronics for the aerospace and defense sectors. The company focuses on applying technology to solve practical problems, with its identity also reflected in its Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned certification.
Founded in 2010, Cornell Cup Robotics is a Cornell University student-led systems engineering project team that designs and builds robots and embedded systems. More than 70 undergraduate and graduate students work across disciplines on projects ranging from the semi-autonomous lab assistant C1C0 to the hands-on STEM platform XRP. The team has presented its work at venues including NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and the National Maker Faire, while giving members practical experience in robotics design and engineering.
Cornell Electric Vehicles is an undergraduate Cornell University engineering project team that designs and builds electric vehicles for the Shell Eco-marathon. The team develops project management experience and technical skills across Operations, Software, Electrical, and Mechanical subteams.
Cornell Hyperloop is a Cornell University student organization in Ithaca, with more than 45 members and eight-plus years of activity devoted to building autonomous, scale-model pods. The team develops its own hyperloop technology for global competitions, including a 2025 chassis that cut pod mass by 62 percent and can be assembled in under 30 minutes.
Since 2010, Cornell Mars Rover has been a student-run Cornell University team designing and building semi-autonomous rovers for the annual University Rover Challenge. Its roughly 50 members bring together engineering and life-science expertise to create machines that can traverse difficult terrain, manipulate equipment, and analyze soil samples with an onboard laboratory. The team has developed 14 rovers, from its 2012 first rover Eos to its current Cerberus project.
Since 2012, Cornell Rocketry Project Team has given Cornell students hands-on aerospace experience by designing, assembling, and launching high-powered rockets for the Spaceport America Cup. A 50-member, six-subteam team, it builds a new rocket from scratch each year, including in-house hybrid motors and guided descent systems. Its 2025 rocket, Andromeda, reached 12,100 feet on a test flight and earned third place in the competition’s 10K Hybrid SRAD category.
Corner Kits creates custom sublimated team uniforms and branded workwear, pairing one-on-one design support with apparel permanently dyed into the fabric. Its standout offering is reversible soccer and basketball jerseys that give teams two looks in one, while moisture-wicking materials are designed for both game-day movement and demanding job sites. New orders start at 10 pieces, with typical production taking three to five weeks and reorders available from five pieces.
Cornerstone Building Brands manufactures exterior building products for residential and low-rise non-residential buildings across North America. Headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, it operates a network of more than 225 facilities, including 93 manufacturing plants, and serves customers in new construction and repair and remodeling.
Cornerstone Manufacturing Group is an Ohio-based private holding company built around the long-term stewardship of American manufacturing businesses. It acquires and supports niche manufacturers, with a particular focus on preserving the legacies of retiring owners while helping their companies grow. Its faith-centered, people-first approach sets CMG apart from buyers that plan to quickly resell the businesses they acquire.