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Founded by Harry and Laura Slatkin more than three decades ago, Slatkin + Co. creates home-fragrance and personal-care products across brands including HomeWorx, ScentWorx and Dwell212. Harry Slatkin, a former Wall Street executive recognized as a master “nose,” built the company around true-to-life scent experiences and has helped shape some of the home-fragrance industry’s best-known brands.
Nearly 25 years ago, SLC Industries began serving the commercial printing trade in Upstate New York with scratch-off work on press sheets. The company has since expanded into print finishing for commercial customers, including screen printing and related production support. Its team brings decades of combined experience in the trade.
A Rochester family business founded in 1926, Slim Line Case Company remains in its third generation under founder George Payton Samson’s granddaughter, Andrea Thomas Coulter. Originally Samson Brothers, the company grew from George’s leatherworking hobby into a U.S.-made manufacturer serving public agencies, with a particular reputation for slim-fitting badge cases shaped to individual badges.
From its Queens workshop, Slipcover Shop makes custom and ready-made slipcovers that give sofas, chairs and other furniture a tailored second life. The small skilled team has been cutting, sewing and shipping covers in the USA for over 20 years, using upholstery-grade materials and a measurement process backed by a Perfect Fit Guarantee. Its work ranges from everyday pet- and kid-friendly furniture covers to specialized fits for pieces such as wingback chairs and boat cushions.
Slyde Innovations is a design-minded manufacturer focused on making hybrid workplaces more flexible and inviting. Working with industrial designers, the company develops workplace storage and accessories for offices adapting to changing patterns of use, including custom solutions for specific spaces and teams.
Cori Deans founded Small Town Cultures after fermented foods helped her heal from Crohn’s Disease, turning a personal recovery into a Plattsburgh company built around making gut-health habits feel more human. It produces living fermented foods in portable pouches for people who want them wherever the day takes them.
Since 2007, Small World Food has operated as a cooperatively run Rochester food business, turning ingredients from local organic farms into handmade baked goods and naturally fermented foods. Its small-batch kitchen draws on old-world baking and fermentation traditions, while its market work connects as many as 15 regional farms with customers. The cooperative’s members, including local farmers, are paid according to what their contributions produce rather than a flat hourly rate.
Since 2017, Smalls has made cat-first food and treats, centered on gently cooked fresh meals with at least 80% animal protein. Its human-grade recipes are prepared in USDA-certified facilities in New Jersey and Ohio, then frozen and shipped nationwide to preserve freshness. The company also makes freeze-dried food, broths, and lickable treats formulated with veterinary nutritionists.
Created in 2015, Smart Energy Automation, LLC is a Bronx-based U.S. company known for custom building controls tailored to each facility. It works with property owners and building professionals to make energy systems easier to monitor and manage, with technicians whose experience is stated as more than 20 years.
Born from the flooding of Hurricane Sandy, family-owned Smart Generators, LLC builds and supplies American-made portable generators for emergency power, with a particular focus on alternative-fuel units powered by Honda engines. Its generators pair Honda engines with Mecc-Alte alternators and USA-made control panels to produce clean electricity below 4% THD, while the company’s technicians assemble and test each unit before shipment. Based in Woodmere, New York, Smart Generators also develops practical accessories such as its collapsible, weather-resistant generator enclosure.
Known for lighting where a failure can disrupt a train or ground an aircraft, Smart Light Source Co. is a precision manufacturer serving transportation and industrial customers. Based in Ronkonkoma, the company develops specialty lamps for demanding operating conditions and validates them through rigorous performance and durability testing.
SMART Rollboard is a Canadian medical-device manufacturer that produces no-lift patient transfer systems for hospitals and caregivers. Located just outside Toronto, the company makes its products in-house and says more than 150,000 of its transfer systems are in use worldwide. Its product line is licensed by the FDA, CE, and Health Canada, and Mike Lalani has served as president since 2016 after joining the company in 2000.
Established in 1998 as a spin-off from injection-molded plastics manufacturer Electronic Hardware Corporation, Smart Sourcing, Inc. is a U.S.-owned outsourcing and consulting firm that manages product development, contract manufacturing, quality control, and logistics for companies working with global suppliers. Its New York headquarters and teams in Shanghai and Ningbo give small and midsize OEMs an on-the-ground manufacturing partner rather than a broker, with more than 40 employees overseeing factory relationships and production. The company’s roots in China sourcing have grown into full “concept to completion” support for products ranging from industrial components to consumer goods.
Founded in 2015, Smartbox Lockers designs and deploys smart locker systems that automate secure package delivery, storage, and collection. The Noida-based company launched India’s first smart locker network with DMRC, later expanded into banking with ICICI’s iBox, and now has more than 14,000 lockers installed worldwide. Its systems combine physical lockers with centralized software for applications ranging from residential pickup to last-mile logistics and workplace asset management.
Smartek USA Inc. is a Brooklyn-based garment-care company known for building a broad retail presence around practical products from established brands. Its offerings are designed for household users, with a focus on making clothing care and related everyday tasks simpler through tools such as irons and handheld steamers.
Since 2001, Smartglass International has manufactured made-to-order switchable glass that can change privacy, light and solar control at the flick of a switch. From its 10,000-square-metre specialist facility in Ireland, the company processes and finishes every unit in-house, hand-checking each one before shipping it with a five-year guarantee. Its work has travelled to 35 countries, including bespoke glazing for CERN’s Globe of Science & Innovation and Edinburgh’s historic McEwan Hall.
Founded in 2009, Smartpress is a 100% employee-owned online printer that turns custom designs into printed marketing materials, branded apparel and direct-mail campaigns. Based in Minnesota with 950-plus employees and 698,000 square feet across five locations, the company pairs human print support with complex production capabilities, including short-run digital laser cutting through MotionCutter technology. Its work also includes fulfillment, kitting and warehousing, while its operations are carbon neutral for Scopes 1 and 2 and ISO 14001 certified.
SmartTank Corporation manufactures and distributes mission-critical fuel storage and fueling systems, including aboveground tanks, aviation fuel systems, fleet fueling systems, generator and turbine fuel systems, intermodal tanks, fueling cabinets, pumps, controls, and custom fuel-handling equipment. It also provides engineering, code-compliance, SPCC, project-management, installation, commissioning, and operator-training services for aviation, power generation, fleet, marine, industrial, military, and government applications.
Born in Los Angeles photo studios, Smashbox Cosmetics makes makeup designed to hold up on camera and in everyday life. The brand is especially associated with its Photo Finish primer and studio-tested complexion products, and it describes itself as cruelty-free, testing products on human volunteers rather than animals. Smashbox says its cosmetics are available in 40 countries.
SMC Corporation of America is the U.S. subsidiary of SMC Corporation, a global leader in pneumatic and electric automation technology. The company designs and manufactures a vast range of automation components, including pneumatic actuators, directional control valves, air preparation equipment, vacuum products, electric actuators, and industrial chillers. With its North American headquarters in Noblesville, Indiana, SMC serves industries such as automotive, semiconductor, food and beverage, life sciences, and machine tools, and is known for its commitment to energy-saving and sustainable automation solutions.