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Founded in Cleveland in 1922, Cleveland Canvas Goods Manufacturing Company remains a fourth-generation, family-owned manufacturer known for custom fabric filtration work. Its in-house team develops made-to-order solutions for applications ranging from vacuum and automotive systems to lawn and turf equipment, while also producing custom carrying cases for specialized equipment.
Since 1923, Cleveland Vibrator Company has designed and manufactured industrial vibrators and vibratory equipment that keep bulk materials moving, settling and screening. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, the company serves more than 15,000 organizations and offers application-specific equipment backed by decades of consultative experience, including free material compaction testing for tailored solutions.
The Clorox Company is a consumer products company that has made household goods since its founding in 1913, beginning with bleach as its only product. It now sells brands in more than 100 countries, with products spanning household cleaning and disinfection, grilling, pet care, personal care and water filtration.
The Coca-Cola Company is a total beverage company that sells products in more than 200 countries and territories. It produces and sells concentrates, beverage bases and syrups to bottling partners, and its portfolio includes sparkling soft drinks, water, sports, coffee and tea, juice, dairy and plant-based beverages. The company says it was founded in 1886 and works with bottling partners in a global system employing more than 700,000 people.
Bowling Green’s The Copy Shop helps businesses turn their ideas into finished print and mailing materials, handling everything from custom design through production and delivery. The company has served more than 5,000 local and corporate businesses and organizations, with bulk-mailing support that includes targeted lists and postal preparation. Its graphic designer creates each project from scratch rather than relying on templates, giving clients a tailored visual identity alongside their printed communications.
The Countertop Shop sells and installs countertops and related home-improvement surfaces from its showroom in Monclova, Ohio, serving Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Established in 2003, it describes itself as locally, family- and veteran-owned and emphasizes customer education, craftsmanship, and countertop installation. Its offerings include custom countertop work and shower surrounds for residential and commercial projects.
Since opening in Youngstown in 1951, The Cubbison Company has built its reputation as a precision manufacturer for demanding commercial and industrial applications. Its 30,000-square-foot facility supports design through production, including a rapid prototyping program for customers refining products before a full run. Cubbison’s quality systems are certified to ISO 9001, AS9100 and ISO 13485, reflecting its work in regulated aerospace and medical markets.
From its Perry, Ohio operation, The Cutting Edge manufactures industrial and commercial identification products, with a particular focus on short-run custom work such as legend plates and nameplates. Its specialty is turning low-volume orders—often as few as one to 100 identical pieces—around quickly, with most legend-plate orders shipping within three to five business days and rush service available for many jobs. An in-house graphic design department also helps customers move from CAD files, existing artwork, or even a sketch to a finished product.
Founded in 1869, The David Round Company designs and manufactures hoists and other material-handling equipment in the United States, with a particular reputation for custom lifting systems in difficult or tightly regulated environments. Since making custom engineering a central focus in 1997, its in-house team has built solutions ranging from stainless-steel cleanroom equipment to low-headroom and explosion-proof lifting systems. The Streetsboro, Ohio manufacturer also owns Ruger Industries, which produces maneuverable floor cranes and hydraulic lifting equipment.
Founded in 2010 by owner and brewmaster Peter Hilgeman, The Dayton Beer Company makes handcrafted beer in downtown Dayton, where its 2012 taproom and production brewery became the city’s first locally owned and operated brewery in 50 years. DBC grew from a one-barrel pilot system to a 15-barrel production brewery in less than three years, pairing its award-winning beers with a European-style beer hall, rotating Ohio craft taps and spaces for gatherings. The brewery also emphasizes giving back to its hometown as it continues to grow with Dayton.
The Dental Alliance Group brings together specialized dental laboratories in a nationwide network, producing restorative and specialty dental appliances for practices through local lab partners. Its distinctive model preserves each laboratory’s identity and technician relationships while sharing technology, materials, account management, and operational support. Based in Columbus, Ohio, DAG also helps practices move to digital workflows through an intraoral scanner program with training and ongoing technical support.
Founded in 2006, The Designer Stone Company fabricates and installs granite and quartz countertops and supplies architectural limestone accents from its Port Washington, Ohio showroom. The company emphasizes in-house expertise and state-of-the-art machinery, guiding homeowners from stone selection through installation.
Founded in 2016 by former NICU nurse Ahlam Khan, The Dirty Lamb makes handmade, plant-based skincare for a range of skin concerns, drawing on ingredients and traditions from Khan’s American-Palestinian upbringing. The gender-inclusive line is made fresh weekly in small batches, with ethically sourced ingredients displayed in clear glass for straightforward transparency.
For nearly 90 years, The Dupps Company has built rendering equipment and complete processing systems for the animal byproducts and protein recycling industry. Based in Germantown, Ohio, the company pairs equipment manufacturing with engineering, plant construction and a broad field-service network, supporting operations from individual machinery repairs to turnkey facilities. Its work also extends to oilseed, fish-protein and other sustainable process industries.
With more than 150 years of engineering history, The Eastern Company manages industrial manufacturers that design and produce engineered solutions for demanding markets. Its businesses span returnable packaging, access and security hardware, and vision systems for commercial vehicles, combining custom engineering with in-house manufacturing. Based in Shelton, Connecticut, Eastern operates through Big 3 Precision, Eberhard Manufacturing, and Velvac.
Founded in 2021 as the manufacturing and distribution arm of a Warren restaurant group, The Edgar Joseph Group makes Cockeye Creamery super-premium ice cream and distributes it to wholesale customers. The family-owned business operates a dedicated Warren facility that expanded from a small production setup into a 12,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution operation, with Ohio Proud recognition and a focus on local investment.
Rooted in the Standard Pyrometric Cone Company established in 1896, The Edward Orton Jr. Ceramic Foundation carries forward Dr. Edward Orton Jr.’s work in applying scientific principles to ceramic manufacturing. The Westerville, Ohio, charitable trust supports ceramic arts and industry by helping manufacturers verify high-temperature processes, with customers in more than 70 countries.
Walter S. Blume founded The Electrodyne Company after pioneering the bonded class of magnets and earning more than 40 patents in magnetics. Now led by his son, Scott Blume, the Batavia manufacturer has been making custom permanent magnets for industrial customers for more than 50 years and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
The Electrolizing Corporation of Ohio is a third-generation, family-owned metal-finishing company that has provided services since 1948. It specializes in validated coatings for demanding, highly regulated applications, including its MEDCOAT 2000 medical coating process. The company reports serving medical, dental, military, aerospace, and nuclear industries.
The Elmet Group combines nearly a century of refractory-metals manufacturing with more than 50 years of microwave expertise to make critical materials, precision-engineered components, and high-power systems. Its vertically integrated operations include the only U.S.-owned production of pure tungsten and molybdenum materials and support applications ranging from defense and aerospace to medical technology, energy, and semiconductor manufacturing. The company’s products are used in more than 100 U.S. defense programs and 95 national laboratory programs, with a workforce of over 500 worldwide.