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Women-owned and family-owned since 1998, The Printed Image is a Columbus business led by lifelong Central Ohio residents Cathleen Siech and Vickie Overstreet. The local company serves businesses with commercial print marketing, bringing projects from in-house design through direct mail while maintaining a distinctly personal, small-business character. It is certified as a Female Business Enterprise by the City of Columbus.
Ironton’s The Printing Express is a full-service custom printshop producing marketing materials and other printed communications through offset and digital printing. Its in-house graphic designers can take projects from concept through production, while the team also handles personalized direct mail and related fulfillment. The company emphasizes strong community roots and relationship-based service from a diversely skilled staff.
Founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble, The Procter & Gamble Company makes everyday consumer products sold through trusted brands in homes around the world. Based in Cincinnati, P&G has spent more than 185 years turning consumer research and scientific work into products such as Tide laundry detergent, Pampers diapers and Crest toothpaste. Its manufacturing and supply network includes operations in about 70 countries, supported by more than 500 product-safety scientists and professionals.
Founded in 1976, The Protech Group has grown from a single operation into a global coatings manufacturer with more than 30 production and distribution sites. It is known for using formulation expertise to tailor industrial surface coatings for customers across demanding markets worldwide, with technical work supported by more than 150 chemists and technicians.
Founded in 1940, The QUIKRETE Companies makes construction materials and building products, and is known for its iconic packaged concrete mix. Still family-owned and operated, it has grown from a single product into a company with consumer and construction products as well as heavy construction materials divisions.
Since 1929, Toledo’s Rehn Company has made screw-machine parts and specialty bulb products, including completed valve and bulb assemblies for customers across North America and Europe. Its specialty-shop approach takes projects from design and prototyping through production and finishing, with in-house secondary work and a supplier network supporting complete parts from one source. The company is ISO 9001-2000 certified by CRS Registrars.
The Reynolds and Reynolds Company provides software, document services, and professional services for automotive retailers and manufacturers. Founded in Dayton in 1866 as a forms printing company, it began serving automobile dealers in 1927 by creating standardized accounting forms and now employs more than 6,000 associates worldwide. Its automotive retailing work includes a dealership Retail Management System and business forms.
Privately owned and rooted in James Robbins’s 1952 invention of the first modern tunnel boring machine, The Robbins Company has spent nearly seven decades reshaping underground construction. The Solon-based company now supports tunnel projects around the world, with a history marked by practical innovations such as disc cutters and equipment built for demanding geology.
Supporting client objectives since 1945, The Rogers Company is a Mentor, Ohio experiential design and fabrication firm known for helping brands tell their stories in physical spaces. Its designers, engineers and builders create trade show exhibits for companies exhibiting across North America, with a 220,000-square-foot headquarters that also provides climate-controlled production and storage. The company says some client relationships have lasted more than 20 years.
Founded in 2008, The Royal Punch is a USA-based company that turns artwork into embroidery-ready designs, vector graphics, and custom patches for local and international clients. Its skilled digitizers and vector artists manually handle complex designs, while a dedicated quality-control team checks digitized files before delivery. The company has produced millions of patches and typically returns design files within two to four hours.
Founded in Akron in 1946, The Ruscoe Company formulates, manufactures and distributes industrial adhesives, sealants and specialty bonding products. It has marketed Pliobond® adhesives since the postwar years and remains their exclusive distributor, while its in-house chemists develop custom formulations, private-label products and application-specific packaging. Ruscoe holds ISO 9001:2015 certification with design capabilities and sells through distributors in the United States and internationally.
Founded in 2013, TRG United is a Veterans Affairs-verified service-disabled veteran-owned small business serving the federal government and select commercial clients. The company is known for organizing a broad range of specialized work through five divisions, including custom manufacturing and engineering services.
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The Samraksh Company designs, manufactures, and sells low-power wireless sensor-network hardware and software, including small battery-powered computers and sensor systems. Based in Dublin, Ohio, the company is especially distinctive for combining mote-scale computing with specialized sensing, such as its BumbleBee pulsed-Doppler radar and the open-source Tuscarora networking framework. Its products are built for scalable, reliable networks and support applications ranging from motion detection to distributed data collection.
Incorporated in 1911 after George Weidman began hauling mineral water through Canton by horse and buggy, The Sand Rock Mineral Water Company now delivers bottled artesian spring and distilled water and rents reverse-osmosis systems. The Canton business remains associated with the Weidman-Zahler family, with third- and fourth-generation members carrying on its service to homes, businesses, and care facilities across Stark County and surrounding areas. Sand Rock also operates a full-service recycling center alongside its water operations.
The Schaefer Group designs and builds custom aluminum-melting furnaces and related industrial systems in Dayton, alongside refractory contracting and process-control work through its FWS and Delta Control divisions. Its furnace division developed the world’s first electric reverberatory furnace in 1974, and every Schaefer furnace is designed and built in-house in the USA. FWS has served the aluminum industry for more than 50 years, while Delta Control has been developing integrated process-control systems since 1971.
Family-owned since Colin Mustoe began making office furniture in 1977, The Senator Group has grown from its Lancashire roots into a global workplace-furniture manufacturer with more than 1,400 employees. The Mustoe family remains involved in the business, which retains the character of a small family company while serving clients in 165 countries and operating its North American headquarters in Maumee, Ohio. Its re:work initiative reflects a long-standing focus on extending the useful life of furniture rather than treating it as disposable.
The Sew Shack hand-crafts custom cushions and pillows tailored to the exact dimensions and style of a home, office, or outdoor space. Nathan and Merideth offer a wide fabric selection, can work with customer-supplied material, and build pieces ranging from window-seat cushions to replacement outdoor seating. The company also sells cut-to-size foam inserts, fabric samples, and DIY supplies.
Founded in Shelby, Ohio, in 1923, The Shelby Company is a veteran-owned Westlake manufacturer of custom printed packaging, best known for folding cartons and related retail presentation pieces. Its team combines structural and graphic design with prototyping and in-house production, helping customers refine packaging before it reaches the press. Shelby is FSC certified and has operated from its Westlake facility since 1968.
Founded by Charles J. Shelly in Ohio in 1938, The Shelly Company grew from a road-surface treatment business into a producer of aggregates, asphalt and ready-mix concrete, as well as a construction paving contractor. The Ohio-based company reports more than 90 locations and serves 81 of the state’s 88 counties; it became part of Oldcastle (now CRH Americas Materials) in 2000.
Founded in 1916 by Lee Shepherd, The Shepherd Chemical Company develops and manufactures metal-based specialty chemistry, working with customers from initial concept through commercial production. Still shaped by fifth-generation Shepherd family members, the Norwood-based company has spent more than a century turning metal chemistry into solutions used in technologies ranging from airbag safety to sustainable industrial processes. Shepherd holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and participates in the American Chemistry Council’s Responsible Care® Management System.