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As the U.S. arm of Grupo Bimbo, the world’s largest baking company, Bimbo Bakeries USA has become a familiar presence in American communities through a network of more than 55 bakeries and 20,000 associates. The company is best known for bringing everyday bread and other baked foods to households nationwide, while donating more than 25 million pounds of food each year to Feeding America food banks. Its environmental work has earned EPA ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year recognition for seven consecutive years.
Bimbo QSR is a specialist baking operation known for creating customized sandwich carriers for quick-service menus. It combines baking expertise with innovative technology to produce frozen buns tailored to a customer’s menu, including distinctive artisan formats.
Five generations into the craft, BindTech manufactures and finishes books, from everyday trade volumes to deluxe leather-bound editions. With more than a century of bookbinding experience, the company serves printers, publishers, designers, and agencies across North America through nine offices and a workforce of more than 400 employees. Its Phoenix facility can produce runs as small as a single book, while its network of plants can handle projects in the millions.
Binkelman Corporation is a Bowling Green company founded in 1946, with roots in power transmission distribution and more than six decades of service to Northwest Ohio. After Dan and Diane Kazmierczak purchased the business in 1985, it grew into an industrial distributor known for responsive, personal support to manufacturers and other demanding operations across the Midwest. Binkelman also maintains a long-standing ContiTech authorization for hose assembly.
Binks is a global manufacturer of material-application products and systems for supplying, applying, curing, mixing, metering, spraying, and dispensing paints, coatings, powder, sealants, and adhesives. Its offerings cover automotive refinishing, liquid finishing, powder coating, spray foam and polyurea, and sealants and adhesives, with manufacturing and support facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Bio Rem develops and applies biological remediation technologies to restore blighted, contaminated sites and return them to usable property. Led by decorated U.S. Army veteran Daniel A. D’Agnese, who brings more than 40 years in construction and 29 years in environmental cleanup, the company makes its products in the USA and is registered and certified by the USDA.
From its Sidney, Ohio operation, BioBased Spray Systems LLC manufactures BIORESTOR® bio-based asphalt rejuvenators and the specialized spray systems used to apply them. The company developed BIORESTOR in 2004 after years of pavement and materials experience, then began manufacturing it in-house in 2008; the product has been field tested since 2004 and is recognized through the USDA BioPreferred program. Its dealer network supplies pavement-preservation tools to public agencies and other road owners across the country.
BioFit Engineered Products traces its roots to Rex Dawson’s 1946 purchase of a small chair-and-stool line, with manufacturing beginning in Bowling Green, Ohio, in the early 1950s. Now based in the same region, the company has spent 75 years developing ergonomic seating for specialized workplaces, becoming particularly known for technical chairs used in cleanroom and static-controlled environments. BioFit makes its products in the USA and uses 100% renewable wind-generated power in manufacturing.
Founded by biomedical imaging expert David Wilson, PhD, BioInVision is a Cleveland company built around technology developed with Case Western Reserve University. Its CryoViz™ platform helps biotechnology and pre-clinical researchers examine whole mice or organs in three dimensions at microscopic resolution, while the company also applies its imaging expertise to clinical cardiac software.
Biolectrics LLC develops OraFlow, a personal mouthpiece designed for periodontal therapy. Based in Rocky River, Ohio, the company focuses on a smart, home-oriented approach to oral care.
BIOMAT makes renewable, carbon-negative building materials from hemp and lime, including precast interlocking panels for healthier, more energy-efficient walls. Its hemp-lime material is designed to resist fire, mold, pests and moisture while capturing carbon in the building envelope. Made from hemp, lime and water, the panels offer a natural alternative to traditional stud construction.
Based inside the REDIzone incubator on the Northeast Ohio Medical University campus, BioMendics develops investigational medicines for rare dermatologic disorders, led by a small-molecule liquid-crystal platform aimed at repairing fragile, blistering skin. Founded by scientists, physicians, and angel investors, the company is currently advancing its topical TolaSure gel through a Phase II study for epidermolysis bullosa simplex. CEO and founder Karen M. McGuire, PhD, brings more than 15 years of drug-development experience to the research program.
BioMotion LLC develops intelligent neurorehabilitation systems, beginning with Adaptix Neuro, an AI-enabled stationary cycling platform that adjusts therapy in real time for people with Parkinson’s disease. The company grew from more than 15 years of peer-reviewed research in motor-assisted cycling and brings together control-systems engineers, clinical researchers, and medical-device innovators. Its interdisciplinary founding team includes Kent State exercise physiologist Angela Ridgel and Case Western Reserve University control expert Kenneth Loparo.
Founded in 2007, Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics Group has grown from its Indiana base into a nationally recognized, fully accredited care organization with clinics in 12 states. Its certified clinicians work closely with children and adults to create personalized mobility solutions, supporting patients from initial evaluation through fitting and long-term follow-up.
Founded by a radiation oncology professor and a practicing pediatrician, Bionix develops and manufactures single-patient-use medical devices that address everyday problems in patient care. For more than 40 years, its Maumee-based team of more than 100 people has combined clinical experience with product development, with particular depth in illuminated ear, nose and throat tools and other practical care solutions. Bionix products are made under ISO-certified processes and meet FDA requirements, and its OneLight platform is assembled in the USA.
Founded by inventor Ross O. Youngs, Biosortia Microbiomics is a Columbus, Ohio company known for turning microbial-community chemistry into drug-discovery opportunities. Youngs brings nearly four decades of invention and more than 75 worldwide patents to a team led by pharmaceutical natural-products scientists, while the company’s Industrial-Scale Microbiome Mining platform gives researchers access to compounds that conventional small samples can miss. Its current lead focus is gut-restricted discovery for obesity and metabolic health.
BioThane Coated Webbing Corp manufactures BioThane® coated webbing materials and related products for animal applications. Its offerings include coated webbing in multiple profiles, thicknesses, colors, and reflective variants for dog, horse, and waist-belt products.
Founded in Strongsville in 2002, Biotronics, Inc. grew from a NASA technology-transfer background into a specialized microfabrication company known for silicon carbide work in severe operating conditions. Its senior engineers develop MEMS devices for organizations in aerospace, defense, and other mission-critical fields, with the company also serving federal customers as a certified Small Disadvantaged Business.
From its Victor, New York base, BioWorks develops biological plant-health products and programs for horticulture and specialty agriculture growers. Its RootShield family is labeled for organic use while also serving conventional operations, and the company supports growers with a technical-services team that includes several Ph.D. specialists. BioWorks operates as a division of BioFirst Group, a global biological pest and disease-control organization with 32 local production or distribution subsidiaries and exports to more than 70 countries.
Birchmeier Plastic Solutions grew from its founder’s career in plastics engineering, including work at Johnson Controls, Rain Bird, and iMFLUX. Today, the company advises injection-molding teams on process development and uses statistical analysis to help them make better use of production data. Its founder contributed to 21 patent filings at iMFLUX, six of which were granted.