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Cornerstone Precision Technologies is a specialized system engineering company supporting military and government missions. The firm develops and evaluates radar and electronic warfare systems, including prototype work and live testing for defense applications.
From a home hobby to a small family-run workshop, Dino and Nicole make handcrafted, personalized wooden gifts in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Their solid-hardwood cutting boards and serving pieces often begin as custom requests, while their faith-inspired bookmarks and keychains give the work an especially personal purpose. The couple also takes on one-of-a-kind projects and bulk orders designed around a customer’s space, event, or business.
At Cornfield Customs LTD, owner-operator Mike Wagner hand-shapes sheet metal and builds one-off street cars and race cars in Milford, Ohio. The shop also creates custom chassis and replacement panels, taking projects from individual fabrication work through complete, hand-built vehicle builds. Its work is rooted in the hot-rod and racing world, with metal-shaping classes available for both beginning and experienced fabricators.
CorNic Technologies builds tailored hardware and software systems for electronic-warfare training, including communications emulators and programmable optical training equipment for U.S. and allied military forces. Founded by Mark Restivo, the company draws on more than 21 years of hands-on engineering, production, and management experience to deliver quick-turn, cost-effective solutions. Its work combines engineering consulting with measurement automation and vertically integrated prototyping.
Corning Incorporated is a materials-science manufacturer that develops and makes engineered glass and ceramic products, drawing on a history of innovation that the company dates to 1851. It reports about 70,000 employees worldwide, 78 manufacturing sites, and more than nine research and development facilities. Its technologies serve communications, consumer electronics, life sciences, display, automotive, and other markets.
Founded by blacksmith Eugene Cornwell in 1919, Cornwell Quality Tools manufactures hand tools and tool storage for professional technicians, selling directly through mobile tool dealers across the country. Now headquartered in Wadsworth, Ohio, the family- and employee-owned company still makes hand-forged tools at its Mogadore plant, where production dates to 1923, and operates the former Kennedy Manufacturing facility in Van Wert. Cornwell is the longest-running mobile tool company selling direct to professional technicians in the United States.
For more than six decades, Coronado Steel has carried Youngstown’s steelmaking tradition forward as a working foundry known for high-alloy, heat-resistant metalwork. Now part of the Foundrion Group after its 2024 acquisition by Canerector, the company operates from a 100,000-square-foot facility where a 50-person team serves industrial customers facing demanding conditions.
Corp Design is a technology-oriented commercial furniture manufacturer whose leadership brings firsthand experience from previously owning an office furniture dealership. It creates functional, design-conscious workspaces for businesses of different sizes, serving customers through a network of office furniture dealers with in-stock products and nationwide delivery.
Founded in Akron in 1986, Corporate Consulting Service Instruments (CCSi) designs and manufactures physical-testing instruments and specimen-preparation equipment for rubber, plastic, textile, and other polymer processors. Its Akron operation also runs an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited calibration laboratory and provides materials testing, including ozone testing through its OREC operation. CCSi is particularly distinctive for making specimen cutting dies in-house and restoring worn dies rather than simply replacing them.
Corporate Document Solutions, Inc. is a Cincinnati-area commercial printer providing custom digital laser and digital offset printing alongside print fulfillment. Founded in 1992, the 100% woman-owned company is WBENC-certified and operates a 15,000-square-foot production facility; its long-standing specialties include complex corporate print projects and coil books.
Corporate Interiors is a customer-focused organization specializing in creating innovative workplace environments. They provide furniture solutions, workplace consulting, and custom fabrication services.
Since opening in 1996 as a Mid-Atlantic presort bureau, Corporate Mailing Services (CMS) has grown around a reputation for attentive service while remaining an employee-focused company. The Halethorpe firm now helps organizations manage time-sensitive communications, with particular experience serving regulated public-sector and healthcare work. Its secure, video-monitored facility has participated in USPS Seamless Acceptance since 2018.
Corporate Sports grew from a six-head embroidery machine in a Crofton garage into a Maryland-based, locally operated business with national reach. Founded by Chris King and Steve Voelkel in 1995, the company keeps its design and production work in house while serving organizations that need branded apparel or promotional goods.
Founded in Rochester in 1988 by a father and his sons, Corrosion Products & Equipment is a family-owned distributor, fabricator and contractor that helps industrial and municipal facilities move fluids and keep process equipment running. CPE combines rotating-equipment repair with custom plastic and fiberglass fabrication, engineered pump systems and field construction, and has repaired more than 5,000 pieces of rotating equipment since launching its repair center in 1993. The company serves customers across the Northeast and Caribbean from facilities in Rochester, Albany and beyond.
Since 1981, Corrotec Incorporated has been a Springfield-based surface-finishing equipment company known for taking on complete system projects. Its in-house team designs and fabricates equipment for customers in fields such as aerospace, medical manufacturing, and automotive production, then installs and services what it builds. The company is led by David and John Stratton, each of whom has more than 30 years of experience in finishing equipment.
Founded in the Midwest in 1980, Corrugated Chemicals manufactures specialty chemistry for corrugated plants, beginning with modified carrier starch and growing into a Cincinnati-based supplier of performance additives and resins. Its distinctive approach pairs chemical manufacturing with hands-on plant audits, training, testing, and process support for more than 250 corrugated plants across the Americas and beyond. Corrugated Chemicals is privately owned and certified as a Minority Business Enterprise.
Founded in 1964 around the sheet-feeder concept, family-owned Corrugated Supplies Company manufactures and distributes corrugated sheets and 100% recycled medium for packaging customers nationwide. Its network has grown from a single location to 12 corrugators across nine U.S. locations, supported by the Alsip MiniMill, a former paper mill converted to produce recycled corrugating medium. The company also developed CSCLive, an online ordering portal that gives customers visibility from purchase order through delivery.
As Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America’s Corrugating Machinery Division, this North American operation is known for supporting corrugating plants with specialized machinery and experienced field engineering. Its service work is aimed at keeping Mitsubishi equipment productive, including older machines, for packaging manufacturers.
Founded in 1979 as a contract sheet-metal plant, Corry Fabrication LLC now produces precision sheet-metal fabrications for customers across industries ranging from defense to rail transportation. The Corry, Pennsylvania, company became independently operated under its current name through a 2020 asset purchase and has since centered its work on lean systems that streamline production. Its quality management system has maintained ISO 9001:2015 certification for many years, and the company has received supplier quality and safety awards.
With more than 30 years in laser processing, Corry Laser Technology is a small Corry, Pennsylvania shop known for applying a full aerospace quality system to demanding custom work. The company serves aerospace, military, and automotive customers, including projects that require precise multi-axis machining and NADCAP-accredited quality controls.