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Bossa Nova pioneered automated on-shelf inventory management, building robots and cloud AI that scanned store aisles and reported out-of-stocks in 600 Walmart Supercenters. Founded by robotics entrepreneur Sarjoun Skaff, the company grew that seven-year retail effort into a 230-person operation with more than $90 million in revenue. Today, Bossa Nova shares the hard-won lessons from that work with startups and new entrepreneurs.
Operating on its original mill site in the Allegheny Mountains since 1909, Boswell Lumber Company manufactures architectural wood mouldings, custom millwork, and finish-grade lumber for projects across Pennsylvania and beyond. The century-old mill has rebuilt after three major fires and now handles tooling, knife grinding, and production in-house, allowing it to match an existing profile from a sample or drawing and turn orders around quickly. Boswell is also home to Short Tree Products, its line of mouldings made at the mill.
The pages identify BOTAKHOKI as an Indonesian online gaming platform rather than a manufacturing company. It provides digital games for Indonesian users through a simple interface designed for access across common devices.
Botanix Pharmaceuticals is an ASX-listed pharmaceutical company developing and commercialising dermatology and antimicrobial treatments based on synthetic cannabinoids. Its lead product, Sofdra (sofpironium) topical gel, is FDA-approved and available in the United States, while the company’s experienced dermatology team advances treatments for underserved skin diseases and infections. Botanix operates across Australia and the United States, with commercial operations being built in Phoenix.
Philadelphia nonprofit Bottle Underground salvages bottles and jars from local businesses and residents, then sorts them for reuse, upcycling, or conversion into glass sand instead of sending them to landfill. Its community-based glass program keeps material in circulation locally while partnering with workforce-development organizations to create sustainable jobs and support people transitioning out of the justice system. The organization diverts more than 10,000 bottles from the waste stream each month and supplies reused containers to Philadelphia makers.
Bouchette Vineyards began as a family hobby and now brings that same spirit of togetherness to its wines and Addiction Cider in Bethel, Pennsylvania. Family members work side by side, while label images of shared travels and drawings by the owners’ daughters give the bottles a distinctly personal touch. Its hard ciders are made with apples from local orchards and draw their names and character from the outdoors the family loves.
Boulden Energy Systems is a manufacturer's representative and manufacturer with over 30 years of experience, providing custom heat transfer, exhaust emission control systems, cogeneration & cooling solutions designed to optimize stationary generators. They serve mission critical facilities across the US including data centers, hospitals, and manufacturing plants.
Founded in 1976, Boulevard Glass & Metal is a generational, Pittsburgh-area company whose owners and long-tenured technicians treat glazing as a career rather than a job. It serves homeowners, builders, and businesses throughout Western Pennsylvania with custom glass work and installation, combining decades of hands-on experience with current fabrication methods.
BOVA Corp is a family-owned Pittsburgh-area manufacturer founded by craftsman Pete Bova in 1972. Now led by the second and third generations of the Bova family, the company employs more than 40 people at its Valencia campus and is known for taking on demanding custom projects for food-service and architectural clients nationwide. Its work has included the kitchen at the Culinary Institute of America.
Box King has built its reputation on responsive, reliable service for customers seeking packaging supplies. The company serves as a single-source resource for packaging needs, with more than 18,000 products and fast delivery, including same-day shipping for in-stock orders placed before 5 p.m.
Boxed Sourcing + Production creates custom promotional merchandise, apparel, drinkware, bags, accessories, tech products, gift sets, event swag, and home items. Its capabilities include screen printing, embroidery, custom product sourcing and design, curated gift-set creation, online-store setup, and interactive event activation kits.
Since 1968, BOY has built compact injection molding machines for plastics processing, pairing German engineering with energy-efficient drive technology and practical automation. The company says more than 55,000 BOY machines are installed worldwide, supported in North and South America by its own U.S. subsidiary and a network of sales and service centers. Its Exton operation also provides mold testing, start-up support, training, and spare-parts service for customers.
For more than 30 years, BOYCE Products Ltd has built custom contract furniture and fabricated complete broadcast, retail, and other specialty environments. Its in-house team works from early design and prototyping through fabrication and installation, taking on unusual projects that combine furniture craft with integrated technology. The company operates a manufacturing campus in Damascus, Pennsylvania, alongside a New York Design Center showroom and Hawaii operations.
Boyd & Blair is a Pennsylvania distillery founded in 2008 that produces spirits and ready-to-serve craft cocktails. Master distiller Barry Young draws on more than 20 years of experience as a chemist, using locally sourced Pennsylvania potatoes for its potato vodka and carefully controlled distillation practices.
Boyd is a global engineered-materials manufacturer that designs and makes technologies to seal, shield, insulate, and protect customer products. Founded in California in 1928 as an industrial fabricator, the company developed into a material-science and manufacturing business serving advanced markets; following the 2026 sale of its Thermal business to Eaton, its Engineered Materials business operates independently.
Founded as a Danville, Pennsylvania farm in 1912, Boyd Station now operates an integrated oilseed processing business that turns soybeans and other oilseeds into expeller-pressed vegetable oils and feed ingredients. Its field-to-finish model sources directly from farmers and combines crushing, refining, storage, and rail distribution at one location. Boyd has produced USDA Organic products since 2010 and is the only facility identified on its pages as USDA Process Verified Hexane Free.
Since 1936, Boyer Candy Company has made American candy exclusively in Altoona, Pennsylvania, including its signature Mallo Cups and peanut butter cups. The company also turns those longtime favorites into fundraising kits for schools, sports teams, churches and nonprofits, while its play-money redemption program adds a distinctly local tradition to the brand.
Boyertown Furnace Company manufactures heating equipment, including oil-fired warm-air furnaces and boilers. The Hallmark furnace was designed and manufactured beginning in 1939; Boyertown Furnace took over its manufacturing in 1981 and moved manufacturing facilities to Boyertown, Pennsylvania, in 1980. Its employees continue the Hallmark tradition of craftsmanship and serviceability.
Boyertown Planing Mill Company is a custom architectural millwork manufacturer in Boyertown, Pennsylvania, whose mill began operations officially in 1912 and incorporated in 1913. Owned by Susan J. and Thomas J. Wentzel since 2006, the century-old company produces finished custom woodwork for contractors and architects, including work on historic restoration projects. It is certified by the Architectural Woodworking Institute (AWI), the AWI QCP program, and as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE).
Founded in 1972 by Norwegian-born inventor Eyvind Boyesen, Boyesen develops and manufactures performance components built around its reed-induction technology, including its patented dual-stage reed. The company’s aftermarket engine and intake products serve motorsport and other small-engine applications, and its history notes that Boyesen technology has also been incorporated into production engines through licensing agreements.