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Four generations of family ownership have carried Walters Wickers Inc. from its 1935 beginnings in custom upholstery and repair into a longstanding name in outdoor living. Today, the company serves residential and hospitality partners with designer-led furniture, custom work and in-house design support from its New Jersey factory and New York showroom.
Since 1945, Wan Ja Shan has built its name on naturally brewed soy sauce, made in Taiwan and the United States for customers around the world. The company brings traditional Asian fermentation to both household kitchens and professional food production, with a focus on natural ingredients and careful brewing.
Founded by serial entrepreneur Divya Gugnani and model Lindsay Ellingson, Wander Beauty makes streamlined makeup and skincare essentials designed for busy routines and life on the go. Its multitaskers are co-created with the brand’s community and formulated with clean, globally sourced ingredients, including the award-winning Baggage Claim eye masks and Pack Up & Glow mineral SPF 40.
Established in 1987, Ward Diesel Filter Systems is a fire-service-focused manufacturer known for its apparatus-mounted approach to exhaust protection. President and owner Scott Beecher purchased the company in 2013, and the company now supports fire departments and emergency fleets with NO SMOKE systems that travel with the vehicle rather than relying on fixed station connections.
Ward Pine Mill is a fourth-generation family-owned sawmill that has produced eastern white pine in Jay, New York, since 1890. It produces 9 million board feet annually, processing regional white pine logs into wholesale lumber and wood products. Its forestry department also manages company-owned timberland and tree farms, with a stated commitment to long-term stewardship.
Locally owned and operated in Syracuse, Wards Printing is a certified Minority Business Enterprise serving corporate, government, and higher-education clients. The company provides custom printing and design support, with a reputation for reliable turnaround and work tailored to each client’s needs.
Warmee makes cuddly heated blankets, cozy throws, and heated mattress pads. Its products feature patented Invisiwire technology, Wi‑Fi connectivity, and phone, Google Assistant, or Alexa control.
Inspired by the skin sensitivities of the founder’s Boston Terrier Maurice, Warren London makes luxury grooming and wellness products for dogs and cats. The company develops its formulas with naturally derived ingredients and manufactures them in the United States at a 70,000-square-foot facility in Valencia, California. Its signature Pawdicure nail-color line and patented Distract-A-Hat reflect a playful approach to turning routine grooming into a spa-like experience.
For more than 30 years, Warwick Press has been a locally rooted commercial printer in Warwick, New York, known for dependable deadlines and personal service. It supports businesses and community organizations with printed communications, while its online service center makes collaboration possible from clients’ offices or homes. The company has also supported Warwick Valley Rotary community-service projects with donated printing.
Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery is a farm-based winery, cidery, and distillery in Warwick, New York, producing wine, cider, and spirits. The company began growing apple trees in 1990, founded Doc’s Cider in 1994, and says it is New York State’s oldest cidery; it became the state’s first craft distillery since Prohibition in 2001. Its 120-plus-acre farm includes an orchard with more than 60 apple varieties.
Washed makes bath tea bags that turn a routine soak into a small, gift-like ritual, pairing botanical-filled cotton bags with tiny robe loofahs. Based in New Jersey, the company designs its blends around everyday needs such as sleep, rough skin and a fresh reset, with the robe reused as a gentle scrubber after steeping. Its products are made without glitter, synthetic fillers or microplastics, and the brand reports selling more than 20,000 bath tea bags.
Founded in 1868, family-owned Washington Mills manufactures abrasive grains and electro-fused mineral materials, including custom silicon carbide grains and powders, for industrial customers worldwide. From its Massachusetts headquarters, the company operates manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe and remains the oldest abrasive grain company in continuous operation in the United States. Washington Mills also develops custom fused materials in pilot furnaces and provides laboratory testing and recycling services alongside production.
At its Kwinana facility, Waste Stream Management recycles and disposes of civil construction and demolition materials, operating as a Class 1 inert landfill while turning suitable concrete waste into road base and other recycled products. The Western Australian business was an innovator in crushing waste concrete for Main Roads WA-approved road base and became the first landfill and recycling business to receive Main Roads specification approval. It also supports the Kwinana community through a Murdoch University scholarship program and local sporting and community initiatives.
Founded in 1990, Wastecorp Pumps is an independent, privately held OEM manufacturer of pumps and fluid-handling systems for municipal, industrial, agricultural and other demanding applications. Its North American-made equipment includes the long-running Mud Sucker diaphragm pump line and Sludge Master plunger pumps, while its 1993 acquisition of the Marlow Plunger Pump line carried forward ball-valve technology patented in 1926. Wastecorp is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified and supplies original parts alongside its pump systems.
WatchAide develops an AI-enabled wearable watch designed to help people with mild cognitive impairment and early dementia remain independent. Its guidance is intended to appear only when needed, supporting everyday routines while using location, fall detection and voice prompts to help with safety and wayfinding. Founded by Robert Polkowski, the team includes specialists in neuropsychology, artificial intelligence and technology infrastructure, and the product is currently under development.
Since 2000, WatchNET IoT has grown into an international security and automation company with offices and facilities in Canada, the United States, and the UAE. It is known for building wireless environmental-monitoring systems that help commercial and industrial customers see problems early and respond remotely through a cloud platform.
Since 1980, Water Guard Systems has manufactured wholesale residential, commercial, and industrial water-treatment equipment for professional installers, with a particular focus on Florida’s difficult water conditions. The company is especially known for turnkey, non-chemical aeration systems that reduce dissolved gases in well and municipal water. Water Guard sells exclusively through the wholesale channel and supports dealers from four locations across Florida and North Carolina, with NSF-certified options available across its product lines.
Born from a Taiwanese husband-and-wife team’s vegetarian cooking in 1995, Water Lilies Food manufactures and distributes Asian-inspired frozen foods for retailers, wholesalers, and food-service customers. The Bay Shore company grew from a 6,000-square-foot Brooklyn facility into an operation with more than 400 employees and seven production lines, while retaining its focus on authentic flavors and commercial innovation. Water Lilies also develops private-label products and offers retail and bulk packaging backed by USDA, USDA Organic, and SQF certifications.
Water Sport Manufacturing Co. grew from a Long Island idea in the early 1990s into a third-generation business with more than 40 years in the engine-parts trade. Founded in 1992, the company serves powersports and marine customers worldwide, exporting to more than 20 countries while producing ATV two-stroke pistons and rebuilding PWC engines.
Born from Dorothy Waterhouse’s discovery of seven layers of hand-blocked wallpaper in a Cape Cod house, Waterhouse Wallhangings creates wallpaper and fabric rooted in historic American interiors. Founded as a business in 1950, the company draws on archival documents dating from roughly 1700 to 1895 while also developing newer designs, and has supplied period-appropriate reproductions for historic restorations ranging from Colonial Williamsburg to the White House.