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Founded in 1945, Cosmos Electronic Machine Corporation and its subsidiaries manufacture industrial radio-frequency heat-sealing equipment and tooling in the United States. Its Farmingdale operation engineers and builds custom RF welders in-house, while affiliated D&L Die Corporation provides dedicated tooling, prototype development, and application testing. Cosmos/Kabar also supports equipment in the field through parts, installation, and service personnel serving customers in the United States and overseas.
Founded in 1989, Cosmotec makes industrial cooling and thermal-management equipment for electrical cabinets and production processes. Based in Italy with a German location, the company has grown to 300 people, exports to more than 70 countries, and became part of the STULZ group in 2001. Its customer-focused approach combines tailored engineering with an Innovation Center and service support that extends from system design through maintenance and remote assistance.
Founded in 2001 by Christina Oster-Daum and Javier González, cosnova Beauty develops affordable, trend-focused cosmetics and beauty brands designed to make quality beauty accessible to everyone. From its Sulzbach roots, the company has grown into an international business with brands including essence, Catrice and INAO, reaching consumers in more than 90 countries. Its roughly 1,000 employees renew 40% of the standard range each year, while the company’s own logistics center ships millions of products worldwide.
Cost Less Lighting manufactures and wholesales indoor and outdoor LED lighting, including high bays, flood and area lights, canopy lights, wall packs, recessed lighting, LED tubes, emergency lighting, and related wiring devices and supplies. The company also provides lighting layout tools, utility rebate tools, product guidance, and expert customer support.
Costanzo’s Bakery is a family-owned and operated bakery that has made sandwich and sub rolls since Angelo Costanzo began the business in 1933. Now in its third generation of family leadership, it produces rolls at its Buffalo-area bakery and distributes them regionally and nationally, including frozen, fully baked rolls for foodservice and retail customers.
Pittsburgh’s CoStar Brewing has been brewing in the region since 2011, with a philosophy that favors the quiet appeal of well-made beer over hype. Its Etna brewery and taproom extend that idea into a relaxed gathering place, including regular community events such as yoga in the brewery.
COTEMP Sensing makes and tests temperature sensors for demanding industrial environments, from nuclear power plants to cryogenic hydrogen systems. The company combines more than 80 years of expertise with manufacturing sites across North America, Europe, and Asia, and has installed more than 50 million sensors worldwide. Its capabilities include specialized testing and an ISO 17025-certified calibration laboratory, including a 300mm instrumented wafer with 49 thermocouple measurement points for semiconductor applications.
Founded by friends Linden Ellis and Sara Raffa, Coterie designs and sells elevated party goods and curated celebration sets shipped directly to customers. Almost everything is made exclusively for Coterie with a team of artists and designers, giving its themed tableware a distinctive, coordinated look. The company also works with manufacturing partners chosen for quality, worker safety, fair wages and reduced environmental impact.
Brooklyn-based Cotronics Corp. makes high-temperature adhesives and ceramic materials for bonding, insulating, repairing, and protecting components exposed to heat. Its product line reaches from 400°F plastic-bonding epoxy to customizable ceramic adhesives rated to 3000°F, with materials offered in machinable, castable, and potting forms.
COTS RF, LLC is a woman-owned small business that manufactures custom RF, microwave, and mmWave filters and related assemblies for military and defense applications. Based in Gaithersburg, the company distinguishes itself through rapid prototyping and custom hardware development, with some products shipped within a week for urgent field-testing needs. Its offerings also include broadband dividers and combiners and configurable switch filter banks.
Founded in 1954, Cotswold Industries is a third-generation, family-owned American textile manufacturer, converter and distributor specializing in technical textiles and apparel fabrics. Its vertically integrated operations run from fiber to finished product, with manufacturing plants in Georgia and South Carolina and products serving apparel, military, medical and industrial applications. The company is led by CEO James McKinnon, whose father and grandfather helped carry the business across three generations.
Cott Manufacturing Company makes cathodic protection systems and components, along with cable and telecom equipment. Its products serve pipeline and piping systems as well as telecommunications infrastructure, and the company says it has supplied pipeline industries for over twenty years.
Cotton Canary LLC makes boldly feminine workwear for women, designing comfortable, polished clothing that moves from the office into the rest of the day. Its garments are made in the USA in small batches, a production model the company says allows close attention to construction and limited-edition designs. Cotton Canary also directs 10% of its profits toward organizations supporting women and children, including anti-trafficking efforts and adoption assistance.
Since 1926, family-owned Cottrell Paper Company has made electrical insulation and specialty papers for motors, transformers, and other demanding electrical equipment. Now in its fourth generation, the Upstate New York manufacturer operates a 100,000-square-foot plant at the foothills of the Adirondacks and is known for its Copaco rag paper and transformer insulation materials. Cottrell also builds sustainability into its mill operations, using post-industrial waste, hydroelectric power, and internal recycling to reduce manufacturing waste.
Founded in Paris in 1900 as a fragrance house by Joseph Marie François Spoturno, Coty is a global beauty company whose portfolio includes more than 50 cosmetic, skincare, and fragrance brands. Its research and development work spans fragrance, skin care, makeup, and packaging science, and the company describes its mission as creating science-based beauty products.
Cougartron grew from a small family business formed to solve a workshop problem: stainless weld cleaning was too slow, messy, and reliant on harsh chemicals. Today, it develops surface-treatment equipment for fabricators and other metalworkers, with a focus on practical results in real working conditions and support through dealers in more than 35 countries.
Coughlin Printing Group is a Watertown, New York provider of commercial printing, direct mail, websites, marketing, and related digital services. Its physical production offerings include business and promotional print materials, wide-format signs and displays, forms, tickets, labels, booklets, catalogs, and other custom printed products, supported by design, finishing, mailing, and delivery services.
Incorporated in 2022, Coul Street grew from founder Josh Charles’s effort to solve the street-parking charging problem he encountered after moving into his home in 2018. The company’s founders bring backgrounds in mechanical engineering, software, and entrepreneurship to a mission of making EV charging available to people without garages or dedicated off-street parking.
Founded in 2007, CouldYou? is a New York-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit known for building locally led responses to poverty rather than treating aid as a one-size-fits-all project. Its work centers on helping underserved communities manage menstrual health, with programs shaped through local partners and education across Africa and elsewhere.
CounterBalance Shop grew out of two granite fabricators’ search for a cleaner alternative to visible corbels, and makes concealed metal supports for countertop overhangs and other modern work surfaces. Its signature CounterBalance Plate and Island Bracket were developed from their combined 20 years in fabrication, with designs intended to install quickly without obstructing seating beneath a breakfast bar. The shop also offers related countertop-fabrication supplies, including sealers and stone chip-repair products.