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Born from a family brainstorming session after Thanksgiving, Gopher Targets, LLC makes American-made, mechanical target retrieval systems for outdoor shooting ranges. Developed from a backyard concept around 2014, the family-built business designs systems that let shooters retrieve targets from behind the safety line without electrical power, with models reaching as far as 100 yards. Based in Eaton, Ohio, Gopher serves private and professional ranges across the United States with components designed for straightforward installation on standard 4x4 structures.
Gorant Chocolatier makes handcrafted chocolates and sweet treats, including its signature milk-chocolate creations and chocolate-covered pretzels, for customers across the Mahoning Valley and beyond. The family-owned company has been part of Valley life for decades, with flagship and other locations in Ohio and western Pennsylvania, plus a dessert bar where Gorant treats meet craft cocktails.
Founded in Western New York in 1977, Gorbel manufactures material-handling and workplace-safety equipment, from overhead cranes and intelligent lifting devices to fall-protection systems and warehouse conveyors. The company has grown from a small local operation into a manufacturer with more than 800 employees and facilities in New York, Alabama, Arizona, and Canada. Gorbel is especially known for its G-Force lifting technology and Destuff-it container-unloading systems, which extend its industrial expertise into ergonomic handling and warehouse work.
Gordon Bernard Company, LLC produces fundraising calendars and pocket planners for community organizations, schools, animal-rescue groups, churches, and other customers. Its calendar projects combine printed event listings and images with optional local-business advertising, and the company has worked with some groups for more than 50 years.
Gordon manufactures and supplies contemporary furniture and modern classic seating and table products, including chairs, stools, lounge furniture, benches, tables, and table bases. The company states that it provides upholstery, assembly, and manufacturing output, serving contract, hospitality, store design, healthcare, education, and residential markets.
Gordon Sinclair, legally Robert Gordon Industries Ltd., supplies customized promotional products exclusively to promotional products distributors. Its product range includes drinkware, desk accessories, bags, gift sets, lunchware, tech accessories, wellness items, and other branded merchandise, with custom graphics and multiple imprint/decorating methods.
Gordon Terminal Service is a family-owned contract terminaling and manufacturing company that blends, packages, and ships lubricants and related products for oil and chemical producers. Founded in 1933 as Gordon Lubricating Company, it has operated from McKees Rocks since 1948 and now serves customers through facilities in Pittsburgh and Bayonne. Its stated annual production includes 10 million gallon containers and 25 million quart bottles.
Family-owned and operated since 1981, Gorman Enterprises grew from founder Bill Gorman’s hands-on experience as a mechanic and collision technician. The Elma company is known for taking on unusual specialty-vehicle projects, backed by a 46,000-square-foot facility and mobile service teams that support customers across New York.
For more than 70 years, Gorman-Rupp Industries has been one of Bellville’s American manufacturing operations, designing and building made-to-order fluid pumps for original equipment manufacturers. A division of The Gorman-Rupp Company, it keeps engineering and production under one roof and works directly with OEM teams on equipment ranging from medical devices to liquid-cooling systems. GRI has operated in Bellville since 1953 and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
Gorman's Body Shop, also incorporated as E. Gorman Inc., provides auto body and collision repair, including vehicle painting, dent repair, scratch repair, towing access, and repairs for large vehicles such as semis. Its graphics department produces yard signs, banners, vinyl signs, decals, vehicle lettering and wraps, graphic designs, and apparel; the company also offers Budget truck rental.
John Gorski founded Gorski Welding in 2004 after working as a diesel mechanic and welder, launching the business by selling his motorcycle to buy a portable welding machine. Today, the North Ridgeville shop serves Northeast Ohio’s aerospace and OEM parts businesses, with a reputation for precision work that routinely holds tolerances to 0.0001 inch. Its TIG and MIG work is certified to AWS D1.1 and AWS 17.1.
GoScope is a mission-driven medtech startup and a division of X-Biomedical focused on improving surgical visualization for clinicians and patients. The company develops portable digital microscope systems for surgeons, dentists, and medical educators, with an emphasis on ergonomic use and broader access to advanced visualization.
A third-generation family business, Gosiger has been part of Dayton’s manufacturing community since 1922. The company helps manufacturers select, integrate and sustain machine-tool systems, with support extending from its 13 U.S. locations.
Since 1940, Goss Inc. has manufactured flame tools and accessories for professional cutting, welding, heating, and HVAC work. Based in Glenshaw, Pennsylvania, the company individually tests its equipment for performance and durability and has expanded from its torch heritage into a six-line catalog that includes HVAC service tools. Goss also supports customers through a network of sales representatives and distributors offering training and product assistance.
Gostrider builds beauty brands for music artists, carrying their creative identities from product development through global distribution. The company’s distinctive model joins more than five decades of experience across the music and beauty industries with an accelerator program for emerging talent. Its artist-linked portfolio includes Beauty For Certain, co-founded by multi-platinum artist BIA, and Mo-Beauty Shop, co-founded by drag artist Mo Heart.
GoSun Inc. is an American solar company that has spent more than a decade developing portable energy solutions for greater independence off the grid. Based in Cincinnati, it has deployed more than 150,000 units in over 70 countries and now applies that experience to practical equipment for outdoor users, homeowners, and working properties.
Born from the communications failures of Hurricane Sandy, goTenna is a 2012-founded company known for building resilient off-grid networks for people working in denied or austere environments. Its technology helps military, law-enforcement, and public-safety teams exchange mission-critical data when conventional connectivity is unavailable, and the company says it now supports more than 350 agencies worldwide.
For more than 50 years, Gotham Chemical Corp. has manufactured water-treatment chemicals and built treatment programs for heating, cooling, well, and domestic-water systems. Based in Astoria, the company pairs custom blending with laboratory and engineering support, including chemical engineers with at least a decade of water-treatment experience. Its laboratory analyzes water using the American Public Health Association’s Standard Methods, while its field service extends to domestic-water management plans addressing Legionella risk.
A fourth-generation dry-cleaning business, Gotham Cleaners handles commercial uniform laundering, linen service, and dry cleaning from its New York plant. The company serves more than 400 uniform buildings and over 80 hotels, while extending its work to restaurant, salon, and gym linens. Its operation uses biodegradable hydrocarbon solvent and professional wet cleaning, and the facility is open 365 days a year.
Gotham Coffee Roasters, established in 2013, is a Brooklyn roaster shaped by founder Chris Calkins’s deep specialty-coffee lineage. Mentored by Alfred Peet and involved in the early growth of Starbucks and Spinelli Coffee, Calkins built Gotham around seasonal sourcing, close producer relationships, and coffees roasted to preserve their character. The company serves both its New York City café customers and wholesale partners.