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From its Cleveland headquarters, The Euclid Chemical Company has spent over a century manufacturing specialty products for the concrete and masonry construction industry. Its North American business pairs established brands such as Euco and Eucon with in-house research, petrographic analysis, training and technical support, and its quality system is ISO 9001 certified. Employees also contribute to major construction-industry committees, linking the company’s product development to shared technical standards and best practices.
The Euclid Heat Treating Company provides commercial heat treating and secondary processing for metal parts and components. Established in 1946 at its Cleveland location, it has expanded from salt and open-fired furnaces to a diversified heat-treating operation that includes induction and vacuum processing. The company serves medical, military, automotive, tool and die, and locomotive industries.
Founded in Cleveland in 1913, The Federal Metal Company makes copper-based cast alloys and recycles nonferrous scrap into direct-melt aluminum and copper products. Still family-run by the fourth generation of the Nagusky family, the company combines certified alloy production with specialized processing of post-consumer HVAC-R radiators. Its growth now spans more than 160 employees, 11 furnaces and facilities in Ohio and Arkansas, while remaining rooted in its original Cleveland-area operation.
Founded by Al Fischer, The Fischer Group turns consumer-product ideas into market-ready goods through product development, custom machine building, and contract manufacturing in Fairfield, Ohio. Its configurable manufacturing systems are designed to adapt as products change, while its FDA-registered facility supports GMP- and ISO-compliant production for regulated markets. The company’s work spans consumer-care products and medical devices, taking projects from early prototypes through production.
From its Youngstown, Ohio home, The Florand Company manufactures and distributes steel and poly strapping seals and related packaging supplies. Its in-house machine shop gives the company an unusual hands-on role in inspecting, repairing, and maintaining customers’ strapping tools, with loaners sometimes available during repairs. Florand also keeps a full line of strapping products in stock for timely shipment.
Family-owned and operated since 1905, The Fremont Company has built more than 120 years of experience as a food manufacturer serving domestic and international partners. Based in Fremont, Ohio, it is particularly known for its ketchup expertise and supplies products for private-brand and co-pack programs. Through Fremont Cares, the company also supports food banks and meal programs in the communities around its facilities.
From its U.S. manufacturing base, The Furniss Corporation builds Continuous Passive Motion devices and patient softgoods for postoperative rehabilitation. Its hand-built CPM equipment is designed for hospital and home-care use, backed by manufacturer-trained technical support and a guaranteed three-day repair turnaround. The company also provides rental, financing, and buy-back options for DME providers managing their CPM fleets.
For more than 70 years, The G. A. Avril Company has manufactured tin and white metal products, from industrial solders and plating anodes to specialty castings. The Cincinnati company is especially distinctive for its stained-glass came, extruded without milling marks on the heart and available in restoration-grade alloys as well as custom profiles. Avril is certified to the ISO 9001:2015 quality standard and custom formulates products for demanding specifications.
Founded in 1895, The Garland Company, Inc. manufactures commercial roofing and waterproofing systems while supporting projects from roof assessment and design through installation and long-term maintenance. The Cleveland-based company is employee-owned and works through local Territory Managers, shipping domestically manufactured products directly to job sites across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Its full-service model includes specialized building-envelope engineering and RAMP roof-asset management for owners of demanding facilities such as factories, hospitals, schools, and public buildings.
Founded in Mansfield in 1938, The Gasflux® Company manufactures the Gasfluxer® process and brazing consumables that introduce flux into the flame for manual and automatic torch brazing. Now based in Elyria, the fourth-generation family-owned company also supplies brazing alloys, fluxes, safety equipment and training, with its products used worldwide. The Gasflux Company has been ISO 9001 certified since 2012.
The Genie Company makes remote-controlled garage door opening systems and accessories, building on the first mass-produced radio-controlled residential garage door opener it introduced in 1954. Founded in 1923 as Alliance Manufacturing Company, the business now serves residential and commercial markets with garage automation, smart-home connectivity and genuine replacement parts. Its Aladdin Connect system lets users monitor and control compatible garage doors through a free app.
The Gerken Companies, founded in 1959 by Julian Gerken, is a family-owned construction and materials company headquartered in Napoleon, Ohio. The company produces asphalt materials, ready-mix concrete, and aggregate products, and provides asphalt paving, milling, and construction services. With more than 600 employees and multiple subsidiaries, it serves the construction industry across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan.
Founded in 1852 by brothers Joseph and Max Getz, The Getz Group grew from a small Northern California general store into an international business group. Its 160-year history is rooted in trade with Asian markets, and today its autonomous companies operate across 94 countries with more than 21,500 employees. The group’s work is shaped by long-standing partnerships and a stated emphasis on integrity, accountability and shared growth.
The Glass Guru is a glass repair and installation company serving residential and commercial customers across more than 80 independently owned locations in the U.S. and Canada. Its restoration-first approach targets problems such as fogged insulated glass and damaged window components when they can be fixed rather than replaced, while its local teams also create custom mirrors, shower enclosures and commercial glass features. The company pairs local service with national support and offers free, no-pressure estimates.
Headquartered in Akron, Ohio, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company manufactures tires and develops related mobility services and solutions for customers worldwide. With more than 125 years behind the Goodyear name, the company operates 49 manufacturing facilities across 19 countries and supports consumers and commercial fleets through tire management, connected monitoring and service networks.
Founded in 1898 and headquartered in Akron, Ohio, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company manufactures tires and operates facilities in 19 countries. The company describes its business as focused on tires and service, with about 63,000 associates, and serves consumer, commercial, and aviation tire needs through products and service offerings.
Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, The Gorilla Glue Company makes the adhesives, tapes and sealants sold under its well-known Gorilla brands. It has been selling Gorilla Glue for more than two decades, building from a versatile polyurethane adhesive first encountered on teak furniture in Indonesia into a broader line that includes Gorilla Tape and Gorilla Super Glue. The company puts its logo only on products that meet its rigorous development standards.
For more than 90 years, The Gorman-Rupp Company has built its identity around product quality and technological leadership. The Mansfield, Ohio, company designs and manufactures pumps and pump systems for customers who need dependable liquid handling in demanding applications.
Founded by entrepreneur Rachel DesRochers, The Gratitude Collective is a community-minded creative partner built around cooperation rather than competition. For more than 16 years, DesRochers has supported entrepreneurs and strengthened communities through purpose-driven work that helps organizations connect with the people they serve.
Joseph and Susan Bobeck founded The Great Lakes Companies in 1989, and the Bobeck family remains at the center of the Cleveland-based firm. What began as a mortgage banking business grew into an organization focused on building and preserving housing communities, with work spanning more than 200 communities and 20,000-plus units across the Midwest. Its affiliates support housing partners through development and management, while the company brings more than $3 billion in real estate activity to that long-term mission.