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Founded in 1965, Harford Minerals is a Harford County reclamation and recycling company with roots supplying sand to the golf-course industry. Its 80-acre campus now serves construction projects across the region, giving contractors a place to dispose of excavation material while supporting the reuse of construction waste.
For more than 50 years, Harford Systems has turned USA-sourced metal into custom products through an engineering-driven fabrication process in Aberdeen, Maryland. Its team works from concept and 3D CAD design through prototyping and production, with a history that includes supplying Western Electric, GE, and Westinghouse. Harford Systems serves demanding applications across America, including automotive components and commercial culinary equipment.
Founded by lifelong candy fan Katie after a colon cancer scare prompted her to rethink sugar and fiber, Harken Sweets makes date-caramel candy bars that recreate old-school treats with plant-based ingredients. Its bars are naturally sweetened with dates, contain no added sugar, and pack 14 grams of prebiotic fiber, offering a gut-friendly take on familiar chocolate-candy flavors.
Harlan Graphic Arts Services, Inc. has been printing for Cincinnati and beyond since 1980, producing custom print and large-format graphics for businesses, institutions and municipalities. The Cincinnati shop stands out for carrying projects from short-run packaging prototypes and ADA/Braille signage through environmental graphics, with professional installation available to bring finished designs into the space. Its work includes projects for the Cincinnati Reds, hotels and other regional organizations.
Born from a Northeastern Ohio tool-and-die maker’s response to failing stock rocker arms in the 1950s, Harland Sharp manufactures aluminum roller-tip rocker arms and other valvetrain parts for racing engines. Still family-owned and operated, the Strongsville company makes every part in the USA, hand-inspects each rocker before shipment, and offers a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects. The business is now carried into its third generation while remaining focused exclusively on rocker-arm development and production.
Founded in Harlem in 2014 by founder and CEO Julian Riley Jr., Harlem Blue is a family-owned beer company that makes city craft beer inspired by the neighborhood’s history, diversity and everyday energy. Its beers include 1658 Ale, named for the year associated with the founding of the Village of Haarlem, and Hectic IPA, a nod to Harlem writer Roi Ottley. The company contracts with local brewing facilities while retaining control of its recipes and quality, and donates 2% of every product purchase to restoring local parks and public spaces.
Inspired by Prohibition-era rebelliousness, jazz and the Harlem Renaissance, Harlem Standard LLC makes whiskey and bourbon for a modern palate. Its spirits are distilled and aged in Indiana before being blended and bottled in Bardstown, Kentucky, with the brand’s 111-proof four-grain bourbon among its signature offerings. Harlem Standard also supports Harlem community partners and operates with a close-knit team that includes BIPOC members.
Since 1954, family- and woman-owned Harless Printing has produced business stationery, wedding invitations, and digital printing for Saint Albans and the surrounding area. Now in its third generation, the company combines long printing experience with personalized guidance, including custom invitation work and digital jobs of all sizes. Its printers hold two-year technical degrees in printing.
Known for its unmistakable Bar and Shield identity, Harley-Davidson builds motorcycles for riders drawn to distinctive styling, powerful engines, and life on the open road. The company extends that ownership experience through Harley Owners Group, a rider community centered on shared miles and events.
Since its founding in 1968, Harmac Medical Products has grown from a maker of plastic medical components into a global contract manufacturer serving medical-device companies. The company now brings more than 1,200 employees together across four facilities in the United States, Ireland and Mexico, with a history of investing in its communities as well as its manufacturing operations. Harmac is ISO 13485 certified and supports customers from product development through large-scale production.
Built on audio roots dating to JBL’s founding in 1946 and Harman Kardon’s formation in 1953, HARMAN International has grown into a global technology company creating connected experiences for consumers, automakers, and enterprises. Now a wholly owned Samsung subsidiary, HARMAN employs more than 26,000 people across 126 locations and operates 18 manufacturing facilities worldwide.
Founded by chief engineer Michael Latvis in 1999, Harmonic Resolution Systems is a Buffalo-based company known for applying deep vibration-control engineering to high-end listening systems. Its skilled craftsmen manufacture U.S.-made audio stands and isolation equipment, using proprietary materials and hands-on inspection to help music and home-theater enthusiasts reduce unwanted noise as their systems evolve.
Harmony Ball Company creates handmade collectible box figurines and other whimsical keepsakes from crushed marble and resin, drawing on the English cottage-industry tradition. Its Harmony Kingdom pieces are developed at Wimberley Mills in England’s Cotswolds, where Artistic Director Martin Perry oversees artists known for intricate detail, nature-inspired subjects and a quirky sense of humor. The company’s production story also includes a village guild of home-based painters, formed in 1993 and largely made up of women with young children.
Founded in 2017, Harmony Biosciences is a Plymouth Meeting pharmaceutical company developing and commercializing medicines for people living with rare neurological disorders. Its FDA-approved product, WAKIX (pitolisant), anchors a patient-focused research program spanning sleep/wake disorders and rare epilepsy, with patient insights informing clinical development. The company describes this approach as “Newrology,” combining empathy with innovation while expanding its pipeline and community support.
Since 1979, Harmony Castings has been known as a Pennsylvania foundry specializing in the V-Process, a vacuum-based method for making precision aluminum castings. The company works with customers from early design through delivery, serving applications where repeatability and complex shapes matter. Its quality system is certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015, and it is ITAR compliant for defense and aerospace work.
Owner Karen Pelc has built Harmony Design Apparel into a Rochester-area shop that creates custom embroidered and printed apparel for businesses, organizations, teams, and community causes. A New York State certified woman-owned business, it has served the region for more than 25 years, with a particularly personal focus on turning customers’ designs into apparel that supports shared projects and causes. Harmony Design also offers heat-press work for smaller runs, including orders starting at six pieces.
Founded in 1992, Harmony Designs manufactures made-to-order custom gifts and souvenirs, combining handcrafting with digital printing for museum stores, organizations, businesses and individuals. Based in West Grove, Pennsylvania, the company is particularly known for low minimums—often starting at 12 pieces—and for producing many of its keepsakes entirely in the USA. Its in-house design staff provides typesetting, proofs and layout support, while most orders are produced within one to two business days.
Founded in 1994, Piqua’s Harmony Systems & Service is a custom plastic injection molder that also carries products through assembly, final pack-out, and distribution. Its 150-plus employees operate 50 presses in a 120,000-square-foot facility, producing everything from ultra-critical automotive lighting parts to consumer-ready products. Harmony has shipped more than 90 million parts and more than one million assembled units annually to customers across North America.
Established in 1999 on Long Island’s Stony Brook Harbor, Harmony Vineyards sustainably farms grapes and makes Bordeaux-style red blends and Chablis-style Chardonnay. Viticulturist Stephen Mudd and winemaker Eric Fry shape the wines, which are served in a restored circa-1690 historic tasting room overlooking the waterfront. The vineyard also operates as an adult wine-tasting destination with food, live events, and private gatherings.
Founded by John Harney in 1983 from his basement, Harney & Sons Fine Teas is a family tea company that blends teas sourced from around the world. Based in Millerton, New York, the business is now carried forward by John’s sons Michael and Paul, with a third generation involved in the work. Its more than 300 varieties include the signature Paris blend, created by Mike Harney as a tribute to his French wife and the Parisian tea shops they love.