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Since its incorporation in 1899, The Great Lakes Group has built a 125-year Cleveland maritime history around the working waterways of the Great Lakes. The group is best known through The Great Lakes Towing Company, which operates the largest U.S.-flag tugboat fleet and supports commercial shipping across more than 40 ports. Its Cleveland shipyard extends that long-running marine role into vessel construction and repair.
Since William D. Hall Sr. founded The Hall Company in his Urbana basement in 1961, the Hall family has built a manufacturing business around solving difficult interface problems. The third-generation company supplied parts for the Gemini and Apollo missions, including one that reached the Moon, and today supports equipment makers around the world with custom human-machine interfaces and safety sensors.
The Hampshire Co. is a family-owned custom cabinetry manufacturer in Piqua, Ohio, founded in 1952 as a construction company before shifting its focus to cabinet production. It began its present cabinet manufacturing operation in 1970 and sells through a nationwide dealer network. Its custom cabinetry is made in the United States.
The Happy Little Baker is a licensed Greene County, Ohio home bakery where Tina Molen bakes fresh, made-to-order goods for individual customers. Known for deep-dish pies and hard-to-find baked goods, the bakery also accommodates requests such as gluten-free, vegan, and paleo versions. Orders are prepared specifically for each customer, with delivery available and Ohio-limited shipping offered for many items.
The Harris Products Group traces its roots to John Harris’s 1899 discovery of flame cutting and makes the alloys, torches, welding equipment and gas-distribution systems used in metalworking. Formed in 2006 by combining Harris Calorific with the J.W. Harris Company, it now operates 10 manufacturing facilities across six countries, including its headquarters and brazing-alloy operation in Mason, Ohio. Its facilities are ISO 9001 certified for quality management and ISO 14001 certified for environmental management.
Known for caring for pets since 1926, The Hartz Mountain Corporation makes pet-care products for dogs and cats. The company says it has remained solely focused on helping pets live healthy, happy lives with their families, guided by a belief in the importance of its people and honest communication about its products.
From its headquarters in Twinsburg, Ohio, The HC Companies manufactures horticultural planters and pots for commercial growers, retailers, and home gardeners. The company brings together multiple legacy growing-container brands and operates production facilities across North America, including a Canadian closed-loop water-recycling facility for its fiber containers. Its sustainable offerings include USDA BioPreferred-certified products, including fiber containers with verified biobased content.
The HEH Group is a family of independent companies that brings machining equipment, metrology, automation, and technical service together for manufacturers. Its distinctive strength is the combination of local specialists with shared engineering capabilities, allowing the group to support projects ranging from a single machine to a turnkey automated production line. The group also draws on more than 60 years of collective metrology experience and provides ISO-standard calibrations through an A2LA-accredited operation.
Founded by Michael Heisley in 1979, The Heico Companies is a family-owned parent holding company for a diverse portfolio of manufacturing, construction, and industrial services businesses. Its more than 70 operating companies employ over 9,000 people and operate in 19 countries across five continents. The portfolio includes businesses making engineered industrial products and steel goods, alongside construction and industrial service providers.
Named for Norwegian inventor Haakon Hellan, The Hellan Strainer Company manufactures patented self-cleaning strainers that remove solids from fluid systems without interrupting flow. The company’s history reaches back to 1963, when Cleveland Gear Company motorized the design; today Hellan also provides fabricated filtration equipment and engineered cooling systems, including solutions used aboard Navy ships and in other critical applications. Its self-cleaning fluid strainers are ISO 9001 certified and meet Navy Mil-Spec requirements, with approvals from the American Bureau of Shipping and Lloyd’s Register.
Born as a small weekly newspaper in February 1881, The Herald, Inc. is one of the Midwest’s oldest continuously operating printers. Still producing that newspaper 50 weeks a year, the New Washington company has carried its craft from movable type into modern digital printing. Its 70,000-square-foot facility now serves regional customers as well as clients across the country.
The Hillman Group provides hardware-related products and solutions to retail, pro distribution, and industrial customers in North America. Its product portfolio includes fasteners, builder's and door hardware, rope and chain, project gear and supplies, key products, engraving services, and robotic kiosk technologies.
Now in its fourth generation of family ownership, The Hollaender Manufacturing Company has grown from Pete Hollaender’s 1930 Cincinnati plumbing shop into a U.S. manufacturer known for keeping production at home. Incorporated in 1946, the company makes aluminum pipe fittings and architectural railing systems for demanding settings ranging from industrial facilities to Kennedy Space Center launch towers. Its Cincinnati headquarters and Somerset, Kentucky operation now support more than 85 associates.
Known in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood for its award-winning jam, The Home Pantry is a local food maker with a fresh deli presence at the West Side Market. It also prepares custom grazing tables for events and creates packaged gifts for workplaces and celebrations.
Founded by pharmacist Wanda Mrozek in 1997 inside a family-owned New Castle, Pennsylvania supermarket, The Hometown Pharmacy has grown into an independent community-pharmacy network serving Pennsylvania and Ohio. Its hallmark remains the personal care that shaped the first store, including pharmacist conversations, home delivery and service built around knowing patients by name. The company also operates specialized pharmacy services, including Quality Compounding & Specialty Rx and RX Institutional Services, established in 2007 for long-term-care facilities.
From its Matthews, North Carolina facility, The Hose Company supplies hydraulic hose, fittings and accessories while assembling custom hoses for repair and OEM projects. Its experienced hydraulic team helps customers design solutions, and its private-label Hydrauli-Flex hose is made to the company’s specifications and tested in demanding construction applications. The company stocks common sizes and works to ship orders the same day, with most backorders filled in less than a week.
The Hubbard Company brings commercial printing, mailing services and office supplies together for businesses in Defiance, Ohio. Its offerings span print projects from concept through completion, along with signs, promotional items and next-day delivery on most office-supply orders. The company also operates alongside Friends Office following a 2022 merger.
Celebrating its centennial in 2025, The Hygenic Company traces its roots to a 1925 Akron manufacturer of vulcanized rubber dentures and has remained closely tied to the dental market ever since. Today, the company develops custom elastomer components for manufacturers, with products made in U.S. and Asian facilities that operate under ISO 13485:2016-certified quality systems.
Founded in 1897 in Orrville, Ohio, The J.M. Smucker Co. is a family-led consumer packaged goods manufacturer producing food for people and pets. It operates manufacturing facilities across North America and is known for brands including Smucker’s fruit spreads and Folgers coffee. The company reported $9.1 billion in fiscal 2026 net sales and has nearly 8,000 employees.
Founded by John Gallagher in the basement of his Euclid, Ohio home in 1964, The John F. Gallagher Co. now delivers commercial mechanical construction and facility services centered on plumbing and HVAC systems. The Eastlake company combines design-build expertise with in-house CAD/CAM modeling and prefabrication, allowing complex systems to be coordinated digitally and built efficiently in the field. It also supports facilities after construction through maintenance and emergency repair services.