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Founded in 2024, Maryland-based Functional Longevity Labs develops pharmaceutical therapies that target the underlying biology of aging rather than treating age-related diseases one at a time. Its pipeline includes a proprietary small molecule for Alzheimer’s disease and a dietary supplement aimed at age-related decline, built on research into tyrosine metabolism and cellular repair. The company is collaborating with the National Institute on Aging through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement to develop and test aging-modifying therapeutics.
Furst Bros. makes picture-frame mouldings and provides framing services from its Baltimore plant, where the craft has been part of the company’s identity since 1865. The business has been guided by the Decker family for three generations, moving from its longtime Leadenhall Street home into a 66,000-square-foot facility with expanded production capabilities. Today, the family-led company also handles large fulfillment framing projects and custom acrylic boxes.
Furuno Electric Co., Ltd. makes marine electronics that help commercial, fishing, work and recreational vessels navigate, communicate and monitor conditions at sea. The Japanese manufacturer also develops GNSS timing and positioning equipment, healthcare analyzers, and meteorological monitoring systems, while supporting merchant-marine customers through a global service network that includes more than 40 partner agents.
Future Forged makes ergonomic rifle and crossbow grips, foregrips, and related accessories, with custom rifle builds and engineering projects available as well. Its Vektor and Halex designs focus on connecting the shooter to the firearm through carefully shaped geometry, micro-textures, and lightweight carbon-fiber-reinforced construction. The company says its products are made in the USA and backed by a fully transferable, unlimited lifetime “Forged 4ever” warranty.
A Baltimore-based maker education company since 2011, FutureMakers is known for bringing playful engineering into the learning lives of children and the educators who guide them. Its Sparks give PK–8 learners an individual project to build, keep, and revisit, while helping teachers lead hands-on lessons with confidence across classrooms and community programs.
Founded by scientist and global health leader Dr. Eddy Agbo, Baltimore-based Fyodor is known for developing a urine-based malaria test that avoids the need for a blood sample. The company designs its diagnostic for people in malaria-affected regions, where an affordable test that can be used at home may make diagnosis easier to access.
Fzata, Inc. is a Maryland biotechnology company founded by scientists whose research focuses on C. difficile infection and the gut’s immune response. The near-clinical-stage company develops oral biologic medicines for gastrointestinal and immune-related disease, using its BioPYM platform to deliver treatments directly in the gut. Its work has attracted more than $24 million in non-dilutive NIH funding.
Baltimore’s G. Krug & Son Ironworks has hand-forged custom metalwork and restored historic ironwork since 1810, making it the oldest continually operating blacksmith’s shop in the United States. Its work appears in landmarks including Johns Hopkins, Greenmount Cemetery, and the Museum of Modern Art, while its on-site accredited museum preserves the company’s two-century history and the role its craftsmen played in Baltimore’s built landscape. The Krug family continues to lead the business, which still hand-paints its finished work and maintains a collection of historic components tied to the Baltimore-Washington region.
G&G Outfitters began when University of Maryland students Doug Gardner and Rich Gergar sold lacrosse T-shirts door to door as a campus fundraiser. That entrepreneurial start grew into a branded merchandise agency with more than 300 employees, serving national and global businesses through in-house creative work and rapid order execution.
Since its founding in 2001, G3 Technologies Inc. (G3T) has built its identity around an engineering team shaped by both technical expertise and former-operator experience. The Columbia, Maryland company develops wireless communications technology for mission-critical users, with work spanning commercial and government customers. G3T is recognized as a Program of Record for the United States Special Operations Command and supports deployments with field engineering assistance.
Gable is a visual communications and sign fabrication company that designs, builds, installs, and supports work for brands, buildings, and places. Founded by Paul Gable in 1980 and now employee-owned, the Baltimore-area company has spent more than 45 years combining traditional sign-making with digital displays and integrated audiovisual work. Its team serves projects nationwide, from custom signage to digital environments.
GAF Materials LLC manufactures roofing and waterproofing products for residential and commercial buildings. The company describes itself as North America’s largest roofing manufacturer, with product systems ranging from shingles to commercial roofing membranes.
Born from a 2018 Chesapeake Bay kayaking conversation, GaiaXus Environmental Monitors makes portable water-quality sensors and the connected learning tools that put field data within reach of schools, citizen scientists, and researchers. Its Water Guardian combines laboratory-style measurement with a handheld design that can be used from a classroom bench, a shoreline, or behind a kayak, while its app and web portal help turn readings into lessons and shared environmental data. The Germantown, Maryland company serves as a bridge between water monitoring and hands-on environmental education.
Established in Cedar Rapids in 1963, Gail Industries designs and manufactures high-pressure triplex plunger pumps for self-service laundries, car washes, and industrial applications. Its pumps have been in use since 1971, with the company also supporting oil-industry work since 1975 and supplying equipment ranging from compact units to 1,300-horsepower systems. Gail serves customers nationally and internationally, with a focus on long service life, accessible maintenance, and parts support.
Established in 1974, Galaxy Control Systems designs, manufactures, and assembles access-control hardware and software in the United States. Its System Galaxy platform spans on-premise and cloud management, while the company supports installations worldwide through a trained dealer network and 24/7 U.S.-based technical support. Galaxy grew from Digital Systems Corporation, an award-winning defense contractor whose surveillance and tracking system was developed for the U.S. military.
Founded in 1988, Galaxy Electronics Associates manufactures printed circuit boards from its Laurel, Maryland facility, serving electronics customers across the United States. The company’s more than 35 years of experience includes advanced work on high-density, RF and thermal-management boards, with manufacturing capacity reaching 14-layer designs and support from prototype through production. Its 22,000-square-foot facility uses processes aligned with military and IPC specifications and is UL approved.
Since opening in Toronto in 2005, Galaxy Home Furnishing Corp. has grown into a Canada-wide furniture company offering pieces for bedrooms, living rooms, dining areas and kitchens. Its woodworking team brings two decades of experience to handcrafted custom furniture and cabinetry, while the company maintains quality-control personnel in each country where it works with long-standing manufacturing partners. Galaxy serves both residential and commercial projects and now has locations in Canada and the United States.
Galimedix Therapeutics is a Phase 2 clinical-stage biotechnology company developing oral and topical small-molecule therapies for neurodegenerative diseases of the eye and brain. Its lead candidate, GAL-101, targets misfolded amyloid beta before toxic oligomers form and is being studied as an eye drop for geographic atrophy, an advanced form of dry age-related macular degeneration. The company’s approach also supports planned development in glaucoma and Alzheimer’s disease, with ophthalmology commercialization backed by Théa Open Innovation.
Founded in Maryland in 2016 by scientists and engineers from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Gallant Technologies makes non-detonable explosive training aids for canine detection teams and security sensors. Its SPOT® products use real TATP and HMTD as the odor basis, giving law enforcement a way to train in operational environments without handling live detonable material. The company also operates licensed explosives production and GC-MS headspace-analysis capabilities, carrying DHS S&T-developed technology into the field.
Gamse Labels & Packaging manufactures printed labels and packaging products, including pressure-sensitive, cut-and-stack, roll-fed, shrink-sleeve, and foil-lid labels. Its capabilities include lithographic, flexographic, and digital printing, with die-cutting, laminating, embossing, cold-foil stamping, variable-data printing, quality assurance, design support, and field technician services for beverage, food, consumer products, and related markets.