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The Wine Group is a privately held, management-owned wine and beverage producer whose roots trace to its formation in the 1970s and whose wine operations grew from brands including Franzia, Mogen David, and Tribuno. The company makes wine at facilities in California, New York, and Australia, and describes a portfolio of more than 125 brands and over 45 million cases globally.
Since 2003, Margo Sue Bittner’s woman-owned Winery at Marjim Manor has made fruit wines in Western New York’s fruit belt, using produce from the family’s Bittner-Singer Orchards. The winery occupies an 1800s, 9,500-square-foot mansion with a restored enclosed porch and a reputation for resident ghosts, pairing tastings with the history of Appleton Hall. Its wines have earned repeated medals, including a 2014 New York State Fair Best Fruit Wine award for Katapalooza.
Powered by Buffalo-based Colad, ThePaperWorker designs and manufactures custom printed packaging, binders, boxes and folders. The company has been making these products for more than 60 years, with structural packaging engineers, designers and manufacturing capabilities kept in-house from concept through production. Its online design tools and low minimum quantities make customized packaging accessible for smaller runs as well as larger projects.
Known for its work with professional artists and photographers, theprintspace is a print studio and fulfillment service for people selling artwork online. It produces fine-art prints and handles made-to-order shipping for connected online stores, with production centers in the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany.
Privately held and co-founded by immunologists Nejat Egilmez and Richard Bankert, Therapyx Inc. is a Buffalo biotechnology start-up developing immune-based medicines. The company is known for its ExStaM platform, which uses microparticles to deliver protein therapeutics locally and over time for serious diseases.
Organized in 1935 and incorporated two years later, Ithaca’s Therm, Incorporated makes precision-machined critical components, specializing in blades and vanes for aerospace and industrial gas turbines. Its 150,000-square-foot operation has grown from a 5,000-square-foot start to more than 140 employees and 225 machine tools, supporting prototype work and complete equipment builds in demanding materials. Therm is ISO 9001 and AS9100 certified and NADCAP accredited.
Thermal Leverage is a young company whose engineering roots reach back to aerospace flight-control work on programs including the NASA space shuttle, F16, F22 and B2 bomber. Based in Copiague, it applies that emphasis on precise design and controlled manufacturing to thermal systems for facilities such as hospitals, universities, hotels and large apartment complexes. The company also draws on more than 20 years of heat-exchanger engineering experience and builds equipment to ASME code standards.
Tracing its roots to G&O Manufacturing, which opened in 1915 supplying aftermarket cooling parts for Model T owners, Thermal Solutions Manufacturing makes heat-exchange and diesel-emissions products for heavy-duty, industrial and automotive equipment. TSM operates five North American manufacturing plants alongside nearly 20 branches and two distribution centers, and builds custom cooling units in-house when a catalog part will not do. Its TSM Champ marine operation adds nearly five decades of cooling-product experience, an in-house R&D lab and ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
ThermApparel makes wearable cooling gear in the USA, using reusable phase-change cooling packs in discreet vests and flexible wraps. Its products are designed for people managing heat sensitivity as well as performers, athletes and others who need dry, portable cooling in humid or dry conditions. Based in Rochester, the company is known for direct, personal customer support and same-day shipping on qualifying orders.
First manufactured in Detroit in 1990, Thermbond Refractory Products makes engineered refractory materials and insulating systems for high-temperature industrial equipment. Its patented Thermbond Binder System chemically bonds repairs to existing refractory, helping customers return furnaces and other process equipment to service quickly. Now based in Whitmore Lake, Michigan, Thermbond operates an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and supports customers worldwide as part of Unifrax.
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. supplies scientific technologies, laboratory products, analytical instruments, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical services. Its portfolio spans research tools and laboratory equipment as well as contract development and manufacturing services for medicines and advanced therapies, under brands including Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, Gibco, and Patheon. The company says its mission is to enable customers to make the world healthier, cleaner, and safer.
Thermo Tech Mechanical, Inc. is an HVAC contractor serving commercial, public-sector, and residential markets. It provides HVAC equipment sales, installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, service agreements, energy consulting, value engineering, ductwork fabrication and installation, and testing and balancing.
From its Long Island base, Thermo-Roll Window Corporation custom manufactures heavy commercial aluminum windows and doors for new construction and retrofit work across the New York tri-state area. With more than 30 years of experience, the company is distinguished by a Premium product line built around more than a dozen patents held by president Frank Manzella, including concealed safety hardware and frame systems designed to simplify future replacements. Its projects include major New York City installations, from thousands of tilt-and-turn windows at 120 Broadway to historic landmark casements on the Upper East Side.
Thermopatch, an Avery Dennison company, develops and manufactures textile labeling and garment branding solutions, including heat transfers and emblems. With more than 90 years of experience and roots dating to 1934, the company serves textile-focused operations worldwide through a broad distributor network and reports selling more than 15 million products annually. Thermopatch also reports 60 employees at its Dutch operation and participates in the United Nations Global Compact, with sustainability and energy-efficient manufacturing central to its stated approach.
ThermoSiv develops and produces SmartYarn®, carbon-coated conductive yarn woven into flexible fabrics that deliver customizable, energy-efficient far-infrared heating. The company’s integration-ready technology has been applied to electric-vehicle cabin and seat heating, greenhouse systems, and consumer products, including work from a GM-funded R&D project. Founded by General (Ret.) David Agmon, ThermoSiv brings textile, chemical, mechanical-electrical, and software expertise to smart-fabric applications.
From its Parabiago factory in Italy’s Alto Milanese shoemaking district, Thierry Rabotin creates women’s footwear entirely in Italy, with design built around the way the foot moves. Skilled shoemakers preserve hands-on workmanship, including the traditional “sacchetto” method, which can involve up to 200 steps and leaves shoes light and flexible. The company’s signature approach is simple: function comes first, so comfort shapes everything from the hand-carved last to the final shoe.
Family-owned and rooted in decades of New York City printing experience, THikit has been crafting distinctive paper goods in New York’s Hudson Valley since 2015. The small team is known for individually printing and hand-reviewing each order, especially its signature extra-thick stock, for customers seeking memorable business cards or invitations.
Think Board grew from a dorm-room idea in 2014 into a company known for helping schools renew worn writing surfaces without tearing out existing boards. It has served more than 300 schools and districts, including 96 New York City public schools, with classroom work designed to stretch limited facilities budgets further.
David Werner founded Third Eye Design in 2009 to pursue a practical safety idea for motorcyclists: making riders easier to see. Based in Pittsford, New York, the company designs, engineers and assembles the inView wireless helmet light, drawing on a decade of research and more than 30 international patents and patents pending.
Founded by Ted Cupp in 2002, Thirsty Owl Wine Company grows grapes and makes estate-focused wines on a 150-acre vineyard along Cayuga Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes. The family-run winery is home to some of the region’s oldest vinifera vines, with longtime winemaker and vineyard manager Shawn Kime shaping wines that reflect the area’s changing seasons. Visitors can taste the wines year-round overlooking the lake and working vineyards, with a seasonal bistro on site.