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Still family owned after more than 65 years, Brentwood Originals traces its story to Hal Alden’s 1958 Los Angeles start and has grown into a home textile décor manufacturer serving major retailers nationwide. The company is distinguished by its substantial U.S. manufacturing footprint, with more than 800,000 square feet across four states and a stated capacity of over 1.5 million units monthly. Its in-house quality and compliance teams support a supply chain shaped by responsible sourcing and ongoing emissions-reduction efforts.
Brewer’s Performance has served the Mopar hobby since 1981, specializing in A833 four-speed transmissions and the driveline components needed to rebuild or convert classic Chrysler muscle cars. The business grew from salvaging hard-to-find Mopar parts into reproducing clutch torque shafts and floor tunnels, rebuilding transmissions and Hurst shifters, and supporting racers, restorers and hobbyists with detailed technical guidance. Its VIN-matching program for lost and found A833 transmissions is an especially distinctive effort to reunite original components with their cars.
BRICK Ceramic + Design Studio is a Cleveland ceramics studio and showroom where artists make, learn about, and fire pottery in a shared community workspace. Founded and run by ceramic artist Valerie Grossman, the studio offers classes for all skill levels, memberships with 24/7 access, and handmade work by local Cleveland artists through its Mortar gallery and shop. Its working space includes a large gas kiln alongside electric kilns, pottery wheels, and dedicated glazing and forming areas.
BrickForge creates injection-molded accessories and components that let builders customize miniature figures and brick-based displays, from historical armor to science-fiction gear. The company pioneered the minifigure-customizing hobby and its RiGGED system uses micro-connection points to make compatible parts work together in new combinations. Since April 2019, BrickForge has been operated by Central Arkansas AFOL couple Ashley and Richard Glatter, who took over from founders Kyle and Rachel Peterson.
Bridge Analyzers, Inc., founded by engineers and industry experts, designs and manufactures application-specific gas and fluid analyzers in the United States. Its instruments serve settings from automotive exhaust testing to modified-atmosphere food packaging, with configurable systems and OEM integration for specialized applications. The company has delivered thousands of instruments worldwide over more than two decades and supports them with U.S.-based technical service, calibration, and application consulting.
Bridgestone Americas, Inc. is a tire and rubber products manufacturer headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. The company produces a wide range of tires for passenger, light truck, truck and bus, agricultural, off-road, and other applications, as well as commodity and high-performance polymers. Bridgestone Americas also operates research and development facilities and has manufacturing and sales operations across the Americas, including in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Costa Rica. The company is committed to sustainability and innovation, aiming to provide social and customer value as a sustainable solutions company.
Created by double board-certified dermatologist Angela Casey, MD, Bright Girl makes dermatologist-developed skincare specifically for young skin, from age eight through the teen years and beyond. A mother of three daughters, Casey built the collection around simple daily habits, pH-balanced formulas, and education to help girls care for sensitive or acne-prone skin without the harshness of adult products. The brand also extends that guidance through clinical testing and skincare education for families.
With 35 years of manufacturing experience, Bright Innovation Labs is a U.S.-based contract manufacturer known for helping beauty brands move ideas from R&D into commercial production. Its small-business ethos supports both emerging innovators and established global companies through facilities in Ohio and Arizona, including a purpose-built Coolidge operation recognized as one of North America’s largest bleach-powder facilities. The company’s Ohio and Arizona sites are GMP and ISO 22716:2007 certified.
From its New Carlisle base, Bright Now Signs, LLC designs, manufactures, installs and services custom commercial signage, including illuminated signs and hand-painted work. The company also handles sign surveys, emergency repairs and parking-lot lighting, with licensed technicians serving Dayton, Columbus and surrounding communities. Bright Now Signs identifies as a Native American-owned company and an ISBEE-certified Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise.
Born more than 20 years ago as a development lab for plasma-polymerized coatings, Brighton Science makes surface-measurement instruments and connected software that help manufacturers understand whether materials are ready to bond, coat, or seal. Founded by chief scientist Dr. Giles Dillingham, the company developed the Surface Analyst, a handheld contact-angle device used in adhesive-bonding development for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program. Today, Brighton Science combines surface-science consulting with tools such as BConnect to diagnose adhesion failures and bring measurable control to production.
Founded in 1914, Brighton Tru-Edge grew from a Cincinnati coppersmith business into North America’s largest cold-form tank-head fabricator. The company makes precision-formed tank and pressure-vessel heads and related components, with a long-standing specialty in cold-form fabrication and a Cincinnati headquarters and Natchez facility.
BrightPet Nutrition Group develops and contract-manufactures premium and super-premium pet foods for U.S. and international markets. Its manufacturing partnership brings together Ohio Pet Foods, BNG Miracle Pet, Southern Tier Pet Nutrition, and Phoebe Products, with operations in Ohio, New York, and Wisconsin. The company says its family’s pet-food manufacturing tradition spans three generations and that it has specialized in custom formulation and private label pet foods since 1978.
BrightPet Nutrition Group brings three generations of family pet-food expertise to premium and super-premium foods made in American facilities for U.S. and international markets. Based in Lisbon, Ohio, the company combines contract manufacturing and private-label development with its own Blackwood, Adirondack and By Nature brands, using slow-cooked recipes and custom formulation to serve both smaller brands and larger production programs. Its manufacturing partnership spans facilities in Ohio, New York and Wisconsin, with products exported to more than 25 countries.
Family-owned Brilex Industries was founded in Youngstown in 1996 by brothers Brian and Alex Benyo, growing from three employees in a 5,000-square-foot building into a company with more than 300,000 square feet of heavy manufacturing space. Its reputation rests on personal service and long-standing customer relationships as it serves OEMs and end users across industries worldwide. Brilex is known for managing complex, build-to-print industrial projects from its three nearby facilities.
Brilex Technical Solutions, LLC engineers and manufactures heavy industrial equipment, from steel-mill material-handling systems and metal shredders to extrusion-press equipment and custom turntables. Based in Youngstown, the company works exclusively with sister company Brilex Industries for in-house manufacturing, linking engineering and production across three facilities with more than 300,000 square feet of heavy manufacturing space. Its team brings more than 30 years of experience to scrap recycling and heavy-press work, with a specialty in custom equipment, rebuilds, and upgrades for demanding industrial environments.
Brilliant Electric Sign Co., Ltd. is a Cleveland-area sign and graphics manufacturer that has served the on-premise sign industry since 1929. It designs, engineers, fabricates, installs, and services signage, operating a 50,000-square-foot manufacturing workspace. The company describes its work as spanning custom signage projects and brand implementation programs.
Since 1993, Brimar Packaging has made custom boxes for American manufacturers at its facility in Elyria, Ohio. The company is especially known for producing millions of rigid set-up boxes each year, while also offering clear vinyl and other custom packaging with a real person assigned to each customer. Brimar uses domestic materials and equipment, and its paper products are designed to be recyclable, with some made from more than 93% post-consumer waste.
Brimfield Bread Oven grew from Jud and Genevieve Smith’s 2014 cottage bakery into a European-style bakery in Brimfield Township, making scratch bread and pastry with organic grains and local ingredients. Its sourdough breads use 100% organic flour, including Ohio-grown wholegrain spelt, rye and wheat, and the bakery’s breads are hand-shaped and baked in a stone deck oven. The shop opened in 2016 after community support through Kickstarter and remains a gathering place for coffee, pastries and Saturday-night pizza.
With more than a century of machining history in Dayton, Brinkman Aero is a precision manufacturing company known for taking on complex, tight-tolerance work. It serves aerospace, defense, and industrial programs, supporting customers from prototype through production with machining and build-to-print assembly capabilities.
Founded in Columbus, Ohio, in 1949 as Briscoe Manufacturing Company, BriskHeat manufactures flexible surface heating products and controls. Its early work included airplane wing de-icers for the military, and the company describes its patented multi-stranded resistance wire as a core technology. BriskHeat is now part of NIBE Element North America, with manufacturing facilities in Vietnam and Costa Rica and corporate headquarters in Columbus.