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The Shepherd Color Company makes complex inorganic color pigments for demanding applications, building on a Cincinnati manufacturing heritage that began with porcelain-enamel colors in the 1920s. Founded through the Shepherd family’s original 1916 enterprise, the fifth-generation, family-owned company now supplies pigments globally, including infrared-reflective colors that help products stay cooler and resist sun damage. Its quality system is maintained to ISO 9001 requirements, alongside a stated effort to reduce environmental impacts and improve sustainability.
Founded in 1866, The Sherwin-Williams Company makes paints and coatings for professional, industrial, commercial and consumer customers around the world. From its Cleveland base, the company has grown to more than 64,000 employees, over 130 manufacturing and distribution facilities, and operations serving customers in more than 120 countries. Its company-operated store network and engineered coatings business give Sherwin-Williams an unusually broad reach, from household color samples to coatings used in construction, packaging and transportation.
The Simplay3 Company, founded by toy maker Tom Murdough after his work with Little Tikes and Step2, makes rotationally molded playthings and practical home products designed for everyday family life. From its Northeast Ohio plant, this veteran-owned company produces durable goods for children and adults, including imaginative play equipment and American Home items such as mailboxes. Its products are made in the USA by a Northeast Ohio workforce.
Born from NASA Glenn Research Center’s Mars-tire work, The SMART Tire Company develops airless, superelastic tires using shape-memory alloy technology. Conceived through the 2020 NASA Startup Program, the company is commercializing the licensed technology for Earth-based products, beginning with the METL bicycle tire while also developing automotive and lunar-rover applications. Its 5,000-square-foot innovation lab in Akron supports prototype development, with a 50,000-square-foot manufacturing plant planned for 2026.
Founded in 2018, The Spalty Dog is a Cincinnati furniture design studio creating original mid-century modern pieces entirely to order in its modest studio. Founder, designer, and craftsman Logan Blankenship handcrafts each piece, from the Florence collection to custom designs developed with homeowners and design professionals. The studio’s small-scale approach keeps customers in direct contact with the craftsmen throughout the build, and every piece is finished with a natural, VOC-free hardwax oil.
Founded in 1970 by inventor Sterling W. Alderfer, The Steelastic Company designs and manufactures extrusion-based equipment for producing tire components without traditional calendering. Based near Akron, Ohio, Steelastic has more than 900 calenderless systems operating in over 55 countries and builds its systems in a 100,000-square-foot facility. The company is part of The HEICO Companies and is certified as a women-owned business through WBENC.
Founded in 1897, The Stephan Company distributes professional barber, beauty, and personal-care products, building on its distinction as the first professional men’s hair-care company in the United States. From its roots in Worcester, Massachusetts, the company now operates from St. Petersburg, Florida, with more than 125 years of experience and a network that includes regional barber-supply businesses. Its signature Stephan line remains centered on men’s grooming and hair care.
Since 1996, The Technology House has built its identity as a woman-owned Ohio manufacturer known for pioneering 3D printing and additive manufacturing. The company guides customers from engineering through prototype and production, with certified work for demanding aerospace, defense and medical applications. Its history includes producing NASA-certified plastic additive-manufactured parts for space flight.
Founded in 1908, The Thomas J. Dyer Company is an employee-owned mechanical and plumbing contractor that installs building systems, handles process and industrial piping, and fabricates specialty components for complex projects across the United States. Its Cincinnati fabrication operation gives the company an unusual in-house reach, with a 36,000-square-foot shop producing custom skids and thousands of pipe spools each month. TJ Dyer is part of the Grote Enterprises family of companies and was recognized with a 2021 ACI Safety Excellence Award.
The Timken Company designs and manufactures highly engineered systems and components for industrial motion, drawing on more than 125 years of expertise in materials science, friction management and power transmission. Founded in 1899 by Henry Timken and his sons in St. Louis, the company is headquartered in North Canton, Ohio, and operates across 45 countries on six continents.
With roots dating to 1914, The Toro Company is a Bloomington, Minnesota, manufacturer built around long-standing customer relationships and a century of outdoor-equipment know-how. Its history includes creating the mechanized golf fairway mower in 1919, and today it develops solutions for professionals and homeowners working with outdoor spaces around the world. The company distributes through partners in more than 125 countries and is also investing in connected and autonomous equipment to help customers manage labor and resources.
Founded by Melissa West in 1997, The Tradesmen Group LLC restores historic buildings, monuments and architectural features through a self-performing, multi-trade preservation operation. The Plain City company is 100% employee-owned and has completed restoration work across 20 states, including projects at Independence Hall, the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial and The Old Courthouse at Gateway Arch National Park. Its craftsmen work in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.
The Unger Co. is a Cleveland-based, third-generation family business that supplies bakery and deli packaging, from cake boxes and boards to custom-printed bags, for food-service operations nationwide. In business for more than 95 years, Unger keeps over 10,000 items in stock and operates warehouses in Cleveland and Los Angeles, with stock orders shipping within 24 hours. Bakery and deli packaging remains its specialty, supported by custom package design and soy-based inks for food-contact packaging.
Serving U.S. manufacturers from Northeast Ohio since 1926, The Universal Steel Company is a privately held flat-rolled steel service center that processes and supplies carbon steel from its 200,000-square-foot facility. Its inventory exceeds 50,000 tons, and its cut-to-length, slitting and shape-correction work includes sheet up to one inch thick and 72 inches wide. Following Columbia National Group’s 2021 acquisition of Chatfield Steel, the company also supplies steel blanks in a broad range of sizes. Universal Steel has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 2001 and is currently certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1870 as Buchtel College, The University of Akron is a public metropolitan research university that educates about 19,000 students while partnering with industry on research, testing and workforce development. Akron’s manufacturing heritage is reflected in UA’s long-standing strength in polymer and advanced materials research, including the world’s first college dedicated to polymer science and polymer engineering. Today, the university offers more than 200 degree programs and connects its research expertise with regional economic growth.
The USA Mask Company LLC is an American-owned manufacturer of KN95 filtering face-piece respirators and three-ply disposable masks, made at its facility in Antwerp, Ohio. The company places its production in traditionally underserved communities, employs formerly incarcerated people, and tests one mask every five minutes from each production line as part of its quality program. Its American-made KN95 respirators have recorded filtration efficiency above 98 percent in independent ICS Laboratory testing.
The V Collective is a coalition of craftsmen and designers producing custom cabinetry, architectural millwork, built-in furniture, bespoke furniture, and other interior wood products. Its workshop combines traditional woodworking techniques with modern technology and offers custom and semi-custom solutions for families, builders, architects, and interior designers.
Six generations of the Verdin family have kept this Cincinnati company privately owned since its founding in 1842. Known for carrying old-world bell-foundry skills into modern community projects, Verdin has completed more than 55,000 installations worldwide and operates the only traveling bell foundry, bringing live casting events to communities across the country.
Rooted in Darke County, The Versailles Winery began in 2002 inside a weathered tobacco barn and has grown into a community gathering place. More than 15 local growers supply the grapes behind its handcrafted wines, reflecting a long-standing “Shop, Buy, and Grow Local” philosophy. The winery welcomes visitors for tastings and food-centered events in its rural estate setting.
Founded in 1993 by mother-and-daughter team Vicki and Tracy Marshall, The Village Bake Shoppe is a Lewiston bakery making from-scratch desserts from original recipes. Now owned by Michael Fiore and his family, the shop has served the community for more than 30 years and is known for custom celebration and wedding cakes, including imaginative creations such as its “barrel-over-the-falls” cake for the Hard Rock Café opening. Its made-from-scratch desserts also reach local restaurants throughout Western New York.