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Xylem Inc. is a global water-solutions company whose portfolio includes products and systems for treating and moving water and wastewater. The company reports more than 22,000 colleagues, operations spanning about 150 countries, and over a century of product history; its offerings include pumps, treatment systems, and integrated services.
Family-owned since 1995, Y & T Embroidery has built its work around serving both major institutional customers and small local groups. From two factories in Spring Valley and the Bronx, the company handles custom embroidery and related garment decoration for clients ranging from nursing-home organizations to family outings and day camps.
Founded in 2010, Yagerman & Co. coordinates the local fabrication and installation of custom construction materials for New York’s high-end residential, hospitality, commercial, and public projects. Drawing on more than 25 years of hands-on experience, the company serves as a single source for integrated interior and exterior work, from architectural glass and metal to millwork. Its portfolio includes projects such as Hard Rock Hotel, Essex Crossing, and Restaurant 53 by Alta Marea, while its owner’s U.S. Navy background is reflected in the company’s New York State Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business certification.
Since 1980, Yamato Manufacturing has made commercial Japanese noodle-making equipment and paired it with hands-on education for restaurants and aspiring noodle-business owners. Based in Japan, the company’s machines and support programs have reached customers in more than 60 countries, while founder Kaoru Fujii’s Noodle School teaches the practical craft and business of ramen and udon. Its equipment is certified to NSF, UL, CE, and CSA standards.
Yamazaki Home designs and makes thoughtfully considered home goods that bring Japanese small-space living to everyday organization. The company began over a century ago as a small, family-run ironing board manufacturer in Japan and now develops thousands of products, including its clean-lined Tower and warm, wood-accented Tosca designs. With offices in Japan, New York, and Düsseldorf, Yamazaki continues to introduce practical objects intended to make home life simpler.
Yana Herbal Beauty Salon carries a Georgian family tradition into Manhattan, where Yana Yusupidi continues the beauty methods and recipes taught by her mother Emma. Emma opened the family’s first salon in Tbilisi in 1940, and Yana later welcomed her daughter Helena into the business, extending its knowledge to a third generation. Today, the SoHo salon provides personalized herbal skin care shaped by each client’s skin type and the seasons.
Brooklyn-based Yank Technologies develops long-range, high-power wireless charging systems that transfer electricity without physical contact. Its customizable technology is designed for settings ranging from vehicle interiors and factories to consumer devices and spacecraft, including systems built to withstand dust and extreme temperature variation. The company says it has secured six NASA contracts and two Department of War contracts, including work on wireless power for lunar vehicles and warfighter-worn batteries.
Founded in 2009, Yansa develops community-controlled wind farms, providing the technology, capital, training and management needed to bring locally governed renewable energy projects to life. Its pilot project partners with the Zapotec community of Ixtepec in Oaxaca, Mexico, where wind-farm revenues are directed toward priorities chosen by residents while the community retains control of its land and resources. The Yansa Group combines a nonprofit foundation focused on community welfare with a technical arm that plans projects and secures financing.
Established in 2000 on Keuka Lake, Yates Cellars is a small, limited-production boutique winery that grows all its grapes on site and makes more than 25 varieties of wine. Owner, vineyard manager, and winemaker Alan Hunt brings over 50 years of wine-industry experience to the operation. The tasting room occupies Hampstead Mansion, a 19th-century Yates County historic landmark between Branchport and Penn Yan.
Founded by David Yaw in 1990, family-owned Yaw Automation is a Corning, New York engineering firm serving industrial customers locally and around the world. Its team develops turnkey automation systems and stays involved from an initial concept through the finished system, with repeat business described as its highest compliment.
Established in 2013, Ybrain is a Korean brain-science company known for turning noninvasive neurostimulation research into practical mental-health care at home. Its work connects clinical settings with patients’ homes, including the MFDS-approved MINDD STIM+ depression treatment, while its Daejeon facility supports production of medical devices at more than 10,000 units per month.
Founded in Elgin on August 22, 2002, Yerico Manufacturing Inc. refurbishes, repairs, and manufactures semiconductor equipment and consumable parts. Its in-house machining, reverse-engineering, and cleanroom capabilities let the company handle equipment from diagnosis through quality-controlled return, while a South Korea branch founded in 2009 supports its international semiconductor customers.
Founded in 2013 by lifelong friends Erica and Nikki, Yes Way Rosé makes French rosé wines designed for an easygoing, modern drinking culture. The women-owned brand works with winemakers in the south of France, tasting and refining each vintage while giving equal attention to the wine and its playful packaging. Its range now includes a classic Provençal-style rosé alongside convenient canned and non-alcoholic versions.
Since 1919, Yes! Apples has brought together small, family-run orchards across upstate New York to grow, pack, and ship fresh New York apples. The company pairs generations of orchard know-how with controlled-atmosphere storage and newer packaging to deliver crisp, orchard-fresh apples nationwide, including direct-to-door boxes. Its grower network includes many third- to eighth-generation family farms, and its food-safety program includes third-party audits benchmarked by the Global Food Safety Initiative.
Yiamas Dairy Farms makes traditional Greek yogurt in the United States using 100% fresh milk and a family recipe brought over from Greece. Kostas, a third-generation Greek dairy family owner, drew on more than 65 years of his family’s experience in the Greek market and his grandfather’s original recipe to create Yiamas. The company uses milk selected from local farms and supplies its yogurt to restaurants, hotels, caterers, and homes.
Founded in 2005 with headquarters in Albany, New York, YINCAE Advanced Materials develops U.S.-manufactured materials for demanding semiconductor and microchip applications. The company is known for tailoring formulations to customer processes while supporting electronics manufacturers through operations across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. YINCAE operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
For nearly 50 years, YMS Uniko Manufacturing has been a Rochester-based name in the signage and display industry, with a hands-on team that treats production as a craft. The company makes custom illuminated signs and LED light boxes in-house for businesses across North America, tailoring each project to its setting and installing needs.
Yokohama TWS designs and manufactures tire and wheel solutions, supplying customers worldwide through 12 production plants on three continents. Its portfolio serves agriculture, material handling, construction, and two-wheeler markets, with products offered under multiple brands including Trelleborg Tires, Mitas, Maximo, and Cultor.
Founded in New York’s SoHo district in 1987 by Kathryn Hinkle and Lee Olson, YOMA Textiles creates woven fabrics for residential, contract, and hospitality interiors. The women-owned small business is known for an integrated collection shaped by Olson’s design work and for developing custom fabrics, including new designs and exact color matches, through long-standing relationships with textile mills around the world. YOMA now operates from Manhattan’s historic Bennett Building and has built a nationwide network of designers, showrooms, and project partners.