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Veteran-owned and family-led, Heritage Signs & Displays began in 1977 as a commercial printer and has spent nearly five decades building relationships across the Mid-Atlantic. Today, the company helps organizations shape branded workplace interiors and event environments, with local accountability supported by seven regional locations. Its faith-guided culture emphasizes preparation, integrity, and service from project planning through installation.
Heritage Signs & Displays is a veteran-owned, family-led company that began as a small quick-printing business in 1977. Since 2009, it has become known for helping organizations shape branded workplace interiors through environmental graphic design and coordinated installation. Its seven-location regional network combines local site support with production resources for clients across the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic.
Heritage Tooling Services Ltd. provides custom precision tooling for manufacturers, with a particular focus on the fastener industry. Its published materials also identify automotive and aerospace manufacturers among the customers it serves.
Founded in 2000, Heritage Truck Equipment manufactures custom dump truck bodies and rolloff cable hoists at its production facility in Hartville, Ohio. Its roots in the construction and excavating industries inform its focus on building bodies to customers’ hauling specifications, and its rolloff hoists are manufactured and installed at the Hartville facility.
In the foothills of eastern Ohio, Heritage Vineyard Winery makes small-batch estate wines onsite from grapes grown in its own vineyard. The Warsaw winery pairs its tasting room and vineyard patios with a secluded guesthouse overlooking the property, giving visitors a place to sample handcrafted wines and settle in for a country getaway.
Heritera is a design studio shaped by a desire to reconnect heritage, artful roots, and the natural world. It began with handmade ceramics before expanding into residential interiors, carrying the same belief that meaningful design should be authentic, enduring, and grounded in honest materials. Its work favors quiet simplicity over passing trends, creating objects and spaces intended to become part of everyday life.
Founded in 1911, Herkules builds heavy-duty roll-grinding machines and lathes for demanding industrial applications. Its Siegen headquarters employs around 355 people and manufactures machines in-house on a 15,459-square-metre production site, with the company’s patented foundation-free Monolith™ machine-bed technology helping control vibration and maintain precision. Herkules also supports machines throughout their life cycle, including modernization and service decades after installation.
Founded in 1911 in Siegen, HerkulesGroup is an owner-managed mechanical engineering group that develops and manufactures large machine tools, including Herkules roll-grinding equipment and WaldrichSiegen heavy-duty machines. Its companies make their core components within the Group and support customers through their own international sales and service network. Today, more than 1,350 employees work across the family-owned group, which is led by the fourth generation of the Thoma family.
Founded in Siegen in 1911, the owner-managed HerkulesGroup develops and manufactures large machine tools, with Herkules known for roll-grinding and turning machines and sister companies extending the group’s reach into heavy-duty machinery and customized drive systems. More than 1,350 employees work across the group, which keeps production of key components in-house and supports customers through its own international sales and service network. Today, fourth-generation leadership carries forward a family-business tradition that has made precision machine-tool manufacturing the group’s defining craft.
HerkulesGroup is an owner-managed German group of engineering companies that develops and manufactures large machine tools and customized drive systems. Founded in 1911, it remains based in Siegen, where the group’s history began, and its companies include the Herkules, WaldrichSiegen, and RSGetriebe businesses. The group reports more than 1,350 employees worldwide and describes machine-tool manufacturing as a central specialty spanning over a century.
Founded by Hermann Sprenger in Iserlohn, Germany, in 1872, Herm. Sprenger NA LP represents a family business that manufactures metal equipment for equestrian and dog sports, including its distinctive training collars and horse bits. Sprenger still makes its products at the Iserlohn facility and has grown into a worldwide company with approximately 200 employees, drawing on more than 150 years of manufacturing experience.
Herman Miller is a Zeeland, Michigan, company whose modern design identity took shape after D.J. De Pree renamed Michigan Star Furniture Company in 1923 for his father-in-law, Herman Miller. Designers including George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames later helped establish its enduring reputation for problem-solving furniture. Today, the company creates furnishings for workplaces, homes, and healthcare settings as part of the MillerKnoll collective.
Founded in 1979 by German Riesling grower Hermann Wiemer, this Finger Lakes estate makes wines from 90 acres on the slopes of Seneca Lake, with Riesling at the heart of its identity. Wiemer farms its original HJW Vineyard biodynamically and makes its wines through hand-harvesting, indigenous-yeast fermentation, and a low-intervention cellar approach. Its long-running grapevine nursery, operating since 1974, extends that work by custom-grafting and supplying certified plant material to vineyards across the country.
Since 1967, Hermann’s Pickles has made refrigerated pickles and fermented foods, preserving the homemade flavor of founder Don Hermann’s less-sour refrigerator-pickle recipe. The family-owned and operated company grew from the Hermann family’s Hungarian Jewish immigrant roots in Garrettsville, Ohio, and now also produces refrigerated private-label foods for grocery and deli brands. Its jars are known for hand-packed cucumbers, crisp texture and bold, tangy flavor.
Since 1866, family-run HERMETIC-Pumpen GmbH has developed and manufactured hermetically sealed centrifugal pumps in Gundelfingen for industrial processes where leak-tightness and safe handling of hazardous media are essential. Its headquarters remains the company’s development and manufacturing center, while around 750 employees and a global service network support customers worldwide. HERMETIC’s experience spans demanding applications in process industries, including extreme temperatures and high pressures.
Founded in 2017 from a pimple emergency and a search for gentler options, Hero Cosmetics makes skincare for acne-prone and issue-prone skin, with its Mighty Patch hydrocolloid patches at the center. The company has grown from that first patch into more than 30 products designed to treat, prevent, and repair skin concerns while working with sensitive skin rather than stripping it. Hero describes this approach as “consciously clinical,” restricting more than 2,400 ingredients that could cause irritation.
Privately owned and family-run, Hero Group traces its roots to 1886 in Lenzburg, Switzerland, where its headquarters remain today. The company has grown into a global food business with about 4,000 employees across five continents, built around branded nutritional foods and snacks for children and adults. Its fruit heritage remains visible in the careful sourcing and quick processing behind its jams.
heroine.nyc makes vegan, cruelty-free nail polish and nail care products, built around colorful collections that invite customers to express their personalities. Its polishes are 9-free and certified by PETA and The Leaping Bunny, giving the brand’s playful, self-expression-focused approach a clearly stated animal- and ingredient-conscious standard.
Herold’s Salads is a family food manufacturer founded in Cleveland in the mid-1920s by Fred and Della Herold, originally making corn meal mush before developing salads for local grocers and delicatessens. The family business later expanded into retail-container and bulk production, and now makes premium salads and homemade desserts for grocers, delicatessens, and restaurants. The company says it offers custom manufacturing for wholesalers, distributors, and retailers.
Herondale Farm raises 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef and lamb alongside pasture-raised pork and chicken in Ancramdale, using holistic management to work its land in partnership with grazing animals. Its heritage British White and Murray Grey cattle thrive on pasture, while the farm’s livestock are raised without hormones or antibiotics and its seasonal CSA connects customers with monthly meat shares. The farm describes its approach as an effort to bring back the flavor and natural rhythms of farming before livestock production became industrialized.