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Ghent Wood Products is a family-owned lumber producer and millwork shop in Ghent, New York, sourcing and milling wood into finished building and woodworking materials. Its family’s lumber business began in 1946, and the company reports producing about two million board feet of pine and hemlock annually, alongside hardwood milling at its sister operation, Meltz Lumber. Ghent Wood Products also provides custom milling and millwork for project-specific needs.
Founded in Singapore in 1977 by Estina Ang with six sewing machines and $3,000, Ghim Li Group has grown into a vertically integrated textile and apparel manufacturer serving major retailers in the United States and Europe. Its 9,000-person workforce operates across a Southeast Asian manufacturing network, with an in-house Malaysian fabric mill supporting apparel production from design and sourcing through finished garments. The company reports annual output of more than 62 million garments and holds GOTS, GRS, OCS and WRAP-related certifications across its operations.
A Lebanese-American family business with roots in Youngstown, Ghossain’s began in 1970 when Fred Ghossain and his two sons opened a bakery in a neighborhood garage. Still family-run after more than 50 years, the company is known for its pita and flatbreads and now serves local diners as well as restaurants and grocery chains across the country.
Led by principal Todd Holbrook, Ghost River Furniture is a Columbus maker of made-to-order furniture with a deliberately timeless, heirloom-minded character. The studio favors sustainably harvested materials and traditional joinery, creating durable pieces for homes, businesses, and design professionals rather than chasing short-lived trends.
Founded in 2015 by Avik De and Gavin Kenneally after developing direct-drive robots such as Minitaur, Ghost Robotics builds legged unmanned ground vehicles for commercial and defense missions. Its Vision 60 quadruped is designed for rough, unstructured terrain, with field-replaceable components and customizable payloads that help keep people out of hazardous environments. The company reports more than 1,000 robots shipped and 25-plus national security customers.
GhostAllAccess makes patent-pending flat EV charging cables for drivers who need to run power from a home or garage to curbside parking without bulky ramps or covers. Founded from a sidewalk-charging problem in 2021 by David Sirieix, the company began shipping its first flat cables after a September 2024 Kickstarter and is now expanding field tests and commercial orders in the U.S. and Europe. Its low-profile, weather-resistant cables are designed to keep shared access areas more passable for pedestrians, strollers, mobility devices and vehicles.
Founded in 2016, Columbus-based GhostWave develops stealth radar and emerging quantum sensing technologies built around patented pseudorandom RF noise waveforms. Its radars are designed to remain difficult to detect and resist interference, while the company applies the same technology to applications ranging from drone detect-and-avoid systems to Rydberg-atom sensing. GhostWave holds four exclusive patents from The Ohio State University and has evolved from a radar startup into a sensor-fusion company.
Established in March 2014 as a three-person home-based business in Montgomery County, Maryland, Ghozt Lighting develops automotive lighting controllers rather than building complete lights. Its BlueGhozt controller brings smartphone-controlled animation to addressable vehicle LEDs, while the made-in-USA v5 LED Sequencer manages traditional automotive lighting and can be customized with Ghozt’s in-house Sequence Designer software. The company offers a lifetime non-transferable warranty on its products.
Founded in 2017, GI Aerospace is a small, specialized team of aerospace engineers with offices in four cities worldwide and a manufacturing and development center in Houston. The company serves aviation, defense, and U.S. military customers by combining precision aerospace hardware with software focused on aircraft maintenance and compliance.
Family-owned since its 2008 founding, GI Corporation is a Houston-based American industrial group built around long-term ownership and hands-on operation of mission-critical businesses. Its 45,000-square-foot Houston headquarters anchors the group’s manufacturing and assembly work, while subsidiaries such as Wescon extend that approach into U.S.-made precision aviation tooling for commercial and military aircraft.
Giacorp is a contracting company that delivers construction and site improvements, including work such as fencing, masonry and metal fabrication. It began as a small business with a big vision and now serves five New York counties, along with clients in New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. The company describes itself as client-focused, with hard work and attention to detail at the center of its approach.
For more than 50 years, Chicago-based Gianni Inc. has manufactured fine wood commercial furniture, pairing standard product platforms with flexible capabilities to create tailored office interiors. Now in its third generation, the independent family manufacturer produces work that can move from a single executive suite to a large global project, with customization designed to avoid the cost and delay typically associated with fully custom furniture. Its Illinois facility carries that Chicago woodworking heritage into contemporary collections such as EL and Vitrine.
Giannios Candy Co., Inc. makes and sells chocolate confections, fudge, hard candy and other sweets from its Struthers operation. Its lineup includes distinctive favorites such as chocolate-covered marshmallows and English toffee, offered in both everyday packages and gift-ready boxes and tins.
Giant Eagle Inc. is a food retailer whose Fresh Foods Manufacturing facility produces Market District refrigerated soups and fresh-cut produce for Giant Eagle and GetGo stores. The facility is located in Freedom, Pennsylvania, and occupies a 170,000-square-foot plant.
Founded in April 1965 by Peter Rubando Sr. and his father Andrew, Giant Floor is a family-owned Northeastern Pennsylvania flooring company that supplies and installs flooring for homes and businesses. Three generations of the Rubando family have built the company around a direct-to-consumer model, and its Giant Floor brand—launched in 2020—supports that approach with its own flooring products. The company now has about 100 employees across four locations, including an outlet in Blakely.
Giant Manufacturing Inc. makes automotive brake pads and rotors, with a catalog built around approximately 1,250 disc-pad molds covering 60 makes and 5,000 vehicle types. Its brake program includes premium metallic and ceramic formulations, along with a newer Euro Premium Metallic line formulated in Germany. Giant Industrial manufactures under an ISO 9001-certified quality management system and supports its broad aftermarket range with more than 800,000 sets in stock at its distribution center.
Founded in 1972 as the Giant Towel Company, Toledo-based Giant Pumps now manufactures high-pressure pumps, pump systems and related accessories for industrial and cleaning applications. The company began distributing German-made Speck pumps in the mid-1970s and later developed its own American-made lines, which it produces at its Toledo plant. Giant also builds custom pump units tailored to specific customer requirements and provides service for the pumps and accessories it sells.
Born from a 1950s farmers’ market stand, Gibble’s Foods grew around a home-style potato chip made from the Gibble family’s own recipe. The Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, brand has made snacks for more than fifty years, continuing production in a facility built behind the family home.
Since 1972, Gibraltar Industries has built a diversified manufacturing business around practical solutions to major everyday needs. Its companies serve customers seeking more comfortable homes, productive growing environments, and infrastructure that can withstand demanding use.
Family-owned and operated since 1995, Gibson Stainless & Specialty is a Pennsylvania manufacturer built around American production and practical service. Founded by Joseph G. Gibson to address the shortage of durable electrical infrastructure for corrosive environments, the company now makes stainless steel conduit systems for industrial and commercial customers, with most orders shipping within 24 hours. Its products are made in the USA, and selected lines carry UL and NSF certifications.