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The Blueberry Patch runs a 37-acre blueberry farm in Mansfield, Ohio, where 37,000 bushes and more than 27 varieties support seasonal U-pick berries and year-round farm-shop goods. This family-owned and operated farm also includes 1285 Winery, a restaurant serving house-made wines alongside wood-fired pizzas and pasta, plus a 4,000-square-foot gift shop with a coffee and tea bar. Sunflowers and special events add to the farm’s seasonal character.
Serving Northeast Ohio since 1914, The Bodnar Printing Company produces business communications and marketing materials from its Lorain facility. Its work runs from concept and design through printing, finishing and mailing, with a particular focus on corporate identity pieces, direct mail and personalized communications. The company also operates a Scholastics Division for school-related printing needs.
Since 1916, Boeing has developed, manufactured and serviced commercial airplanes, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries. The company’s scale is reflected in a workforce of more than 182,000 people across the United States and over 65 countries, while its Everett operation includes the world’s largest factory. Boeing also supports aircraft and defense fleets through Global Services, extending its role from aerospace manufacturing into training, maintenance and operational support.
Privately owned and rooted in Akron, The Bonnot Company has been building industrial equipment since 1891, when it began with clay extrusion. Its small team of roughly 30 specialists is known for rugged designs, hands-on engineering, and long-term support for customers whose machines may remain in service for decades. Bonnot is ISO 9001:2015 certified with Design.
Founded in 1984, The Boston Beer Company is a beverage producer that began with Samuel Adams Boston Lager, made from a recipe Jim Koch found in his family’s Cincinnati-area attic. It has grown into a brewer of beer and other alcoholic beverages, with 111 million cases produced and brands including Samuel Adams and Dogfish Head. The company describes its mission as pursuing long-term profitable growth by offering high-quality products to U.S. beer drinkers.
Founded in 1996 by brothers Brian and Alex Benyo, The Brilex Group has grown from a three-person Youngstown operation into a family-founded industrial group with five companies. Its best-known scale is at Brilex Industries, where more than 300,000 square feet of heavy manufacturing space supports build-to-print work for customers across varied industries.
Family-owned and operated in Findlay since 2007, The Brown Company grew from a local service business into a manufacturer known for its shock absorber bags. Mel and Pam Brown founded the company with a focus on helping other businesses, and its Ohio-made products now serve customers around the world while the company remains involved in its local community.
Founded in 2002, The Buckeye Bag Company supplies stock and custom industrial plastic bags and flexible packaging from Delaware, Ohio. Its extensive catalog is backed by knowledgeable staff and strategic manufacturing relationships, with the company serving customers nationwide through factory-direct pricing, fast shipping, and responsive customer service.
Pandemic-born and women-owned, The Buckeye Lady handcrafts Ohio’s peanut butter-and-chocolate buckeye candy, including its signature Stuffed Buckeyes in rotating varieties. Founded as a fundraiser for service-industry workers, the Columbus confectioner now honors founder Jeremy’s memory by donating a portion of every sale to area dog rescues and shelters.
Known for developing bullet containment around a simple safety need, The Bullet Bunker makes projectile traps for shooting facilities and professional users. Its entire line is manufactured in-house in Norwalk, Ohio, by sister company Fabriweld Corporation, with designs intended to capture bullet by-products as well as stop the projectile itself.
Founded in De Pere, Wisconsin, in 1879, The C.A. Lawton Co. is a fifth-generation, foundry-centered manufacturer of gray and ductile iron castings. The company operates foundries in De Pere and Minster, Ohio, and its Minster location produces castings up to 45,000 pounds. Its history also includes earlier manufacturing of machinery and products such as coal stokers, presses, and roll-wrapping equipment.
The Campbell’s Company is a North American food and beverage maker founded in 1869 by fruit merchant Joseph Campbell and commercial canner Abraham Anderson. More than 150 years later, it operates Meals & Beverages and Snacks divisions and makes familiar foods including soup and snacks. Its headquarters are in Camden, New Jersey.
The Cannabist Company is a U.S. cannabis operator that cultivates cannabis and sells cannabis products through its retail dispensaries and house brands. Formerly Columbia Care, it has operated since 2012 and describes itself as one of the original multistate cannabis operators, with operations in 12 U.S. markets. Its brands include Seed & Strain, Triple Seven, Amber, Hedy, and Dreamt.
Since 1894, Cincinnati-based Carlisle & Finch has designed and manufactured searchlights and other illumination equipment for military and commercial vessels, yachts, and land-security operations. The Finch family has owned the company since 1926, and today great-great-grandsons Garth and Kurt Finch lead a business whose searchlights have been used on nearly every U.S. military watercraft and on ships and security installations worldwide. Its history includes the world’s first electric toy train line and pioneering work in carbon-arc, xenon-arc, and LED searchlight technology.
Known as “The Embalming Solutions Experts,” The Champion Company serves funeral professionals from its Springfield, Ohio, base. It makes specialized embalming products and case-focused supplies, including an autopsy kit designed to simplify preparation.
Founded in 1878, Ohio-based The Champion GSE is a division of Dedienne Aerospace known for bringing engineering, U.S.-based production, qualification, and lifecycle support together for demanding industrial programs. Its work serves defense, energy, and aerospace customers that require equipment built to documented requirements and supported throughout its service life. The company operates an ISO 9001 quality management system and is ITAR compliant.
Serving the metalworking industry since 1895, The Champion Rivet Company is a long-established Twinsburg manufacturer known for fastenings used in major infrastructure and transportation projects. It makes solid rivets for industrial customers, including parts produced to customer drawings, and is now AS9100 certified.
Founded by Sam in 2014 while she was in college, The Cheesecake Girl makes handmade cheesecakes and desserts for Columbus, Ohio. What began with a cheesecake baked for culinary class grew through pop-ups and local partnerships into a small team with shops around Columbus, plus nationwide shipping that reached all 50 states in 2022. The company also creates custom dessert spreads and wedding cakes for events.
For more than 40 years, The Chef’s Garden has grown specialty vegetables for chefs and home cooks on its family farm in Huron, Ohio. Its 400-acre operation pairs an old-world farming philosophy with new-world technology, while the Culinary Vegetable Institute brings chefs and growers together for research, education, and vegetable-focused events. The farm is also Certified Regenified for its regenerative farming practices.
Founded in Salem, Ohio, in 1917 by James A. Pidgeon Sr., The Church Budget Envelope & Mailing Company makes offertory envelopes and related giving materials for churches nationwide. Still guided by the Pidgeon family in its fifth generation, the company combines in-house production with mailing and electronic-giving services, serving nearly 20,000 churches with a focus on practical pricing and one-on-one customer service.