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Since J. Louis Richter founded it in a German Village garage in 1911, C.O.W. Industries has grown from a repair shop into a 100% employee-owned Columbus manufacturer. Today, it is known for high-variety, low-volume precision metal work for customers ranging from small businesses to multinational firms, with production kept under one roof to help shorten lead times.
C.R. Laurence Co., Inc. supplies architectural metals, glass fittings, and professional-grade glazing products, and its Blumcraft brand has specialized in architectural glass and entrance hardware for more than 50 years. Blumcraft is described as combining engineering and fabrication with design, safety, and performance, and its portfolio includes glass entrances and railings.
Established in 1858, Tiffin-based C.S. Bell Company manufactures size-reduction and conveying equipment, with a long-running specialty in mills customized for industrial, agricultural, commercial and individual uses. Its U.S.-made machinery is adapted to specific applications, from small farm grist mills to recycling equipment, and the company also builds conveyors and crushers for specialized operations.
Founded by Steve and Jim Goldschmidt in 2001, C.T.S. Waterjet, LLC is a Cincinnati-area manufacturer specializing in precision abrasive waterjet cutting. The company added its first Omax machine in 2008 and has since grown to four machines, including a 60-by-120-inch system capable of cutting material up to 12 inches thick. Its staff also handles CAD programming and design, including reproducing parts from worn samples or simple sketches.
C&J Marine is a British manufacturer that has worked from its Chichester factory since 1989, with long-serving team members including a production manager of 30 years and a director who has supported the company for 30 years. It is known for producing made-to-measure marine covers and upholstery for boat owners, builders and commercial customers, using digital measuring and on-site fabrication to achieve accurate fits.
Since 1945, Cleveland-based C&W Grinding has manufactured, finished, and repaired industrial precision-ground parts, with a particular reputation for handling large-diameter and long-length work. The company rebuilt after a fire shortly after its founding and now serves customers across the Midwest with in-house grinding and supporting capabilities, including CNC turning and milling. C&W is led by Marcel Uhrich and Mike Gaul, whose combined five decades of engineering, leadership, and manufacturing experience guide the operation.
Since 1971, Columbus-based Cabbage Cases has manufactured custom shipping and carrying cases, designing each one around the equipment it must protect. The company also fabricates fitted foam interiors and serves demanding applications ranging from touring musical instruments to medical and sports equipment. Its cases are made in the USA and available in any size and quantity.
Cability, Inc. makes custom wire and cable harnesses for automotive, heavy-equipment, communications and other specialized applications. Owner Bret Gann brings 30 years of experience in manufacturing, sales and management of electronic interconnect assemblies, giving the Vista company an engineering-led approach to custom cable work, from drawings and prototypes through packaging and inventory support. Cability is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Cabinet Restylers is a family-owned-and-operated cabinet manufacturing company that has served kitchen remodelers across the country since 1967. It specializes in cabinet restyling and custom-built cabinetry, producing made-to-size parts and cabinets for kitchen renovations.
For more than 35 years, Cabinet Specialties Inc. has designed and built custom cabinetry in Fredericksburg, Ohio, pairing old-world woodworking with modern machinery and CAD design. Its work spans kitchens, baths and built-in spaces for homeowners and builders across Ohio and surrounding states, with each project shaped around the way a family lives. The company also offers distinctive cabinet door designs, including mahogany and exotic-wood styles.
Cabinetworks Group manufactures kitchen and bath cabinetry through a portfolio of 15 brands. Formed in 2020, it brings together more than a century of cabinetry experience and employs nearly 6,000 people across 19 locations, including 15 manufacturing facilities.
Established in 2009, privately owned Cable and Control Solutions builds custom cable assemblies and electrical control panels for industrial applications in Dayton, Ohio. Its specialty is cabling for high-motion and high-flex factory environments, with projects supported from concept and design through repair. As a small company, it gives customers direct access to decision makers and handles both small and large jobs.
Cablecraft designs and manufactures engineered motion-control products for OEM applications. Founded in 1949 as an aircraft cable-assembly manufacturer in Tacoma, Washington, it now combines the histories and capabilities of Cablecraft and Cable Manufacturing & Assembly. The company has more than 75 years of experience developing motion-control products and assemblies.
For more than six decades, CACI International Inc. has grown into a national-security company with more than 27,000 employees worldwide, including a workforce that is 39% veteran. It serves defense and intelligence agencies by applying software, engineering, and mission expertise to complex government missions. CACI is also known for completing more than one million background investigations for federal customers.
Cadbury makes chocolate and other confectionery, growing from John Cadbury’s 1824 grocery shop in Birmingham into the brand behind Dairy Milk, Creme Egg and other familiar treats. Its Bournville factory, conceived as a “factory in a garden,” became known not only for chocolate production but also for unusually progressive worker welfare and community support. Cadbury is now part of Mondelēz International and marked 200 years in 2024.
Caddis LLC develops the MANTA, an autonomous aquatic drone that uses UV-C LED technology and real-time sensing to prevent harmful algae blooms and manage water quality without chemicals. Based in Hilliard, Ohio, the company applies environmental-science and engineering expertise to water management for settings ranging from golf-course ponds to municipal reservoirs. Its battery-powered system is designed for continuous monitoring and treatment while reducing disruption to aquatic ecosystems.
CAE Inc. is a technology company that develops training, simulation and critical-operations solutions for aviation professionals and defence forces. For nearly 80 years, it has provided high-fidelity flight simulators and training solutions, alongside services and software supporting civil aviation and defence readiness. Its operations span sites and training locations in more than 40 countries.
Cage Gear manufactures custom industrial gearing and provides repair and rebuilding services for gearboxes and other industrial equipment. Based in Canton, Ohio, the company also offers large-part machining and on-site gear service, including emergency response available 24/7.
Founded in 1960 as a representative for the emerging disposable-textile industry, Cincinnati’s Cahill Nonwovens Company now sources and converts woven and nonwoven textiles into custom and stock materials for manufacturers. Its early work introducing disposable hospital gowns evolved into a long-running specialty in value-engineered nonwoven parts for casket assembly, with just-in-time service supported by nearby regional manufacturers. Since 2021, the company has been owned, operated and controlled by the Cahill women and is certified by WBENC.
Cake, Hope, & Love creates custom cakes and baked treats for celebrations. The business centers its work on personalized orders, bringing a warm, occasion-focused touch to its desserts.