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John Sharvin is a Seattle-based artist and fabricator who creates glass sculpture and functional glassware, with a practice bridging glass, metal, digital fabrication, and installation. Originally from Ohio, he earned a BFA in glass from The Ohio State University in 2012 and co-founded Top Hat Glassworks in Seattle. His work explores speculative environments and the relationship between technology and perception, while his career also includes large-scale fabrication and public-art project management.
In an Ohio workshop, sculptor-trained John Strauss and interior designer Carisa Marie create limited-edition furniture, lighting and sculptural objects for designers, architects and meaningful spaces. Strauss brings more than 30 years of furniture-making experience, while Marie adds two decades in interior design; together, they combine modern technology with traditional joinery and hand finishing. Their work is made in the United States through an atelier of regional craftspeople, including wood specialists in the nearby Amish community, and is individually branded and dated.
For almost 20 years, John Sachdeva has run John Tailor in Bangkok, creating custom menswear shaped around each client’s measurements, preferences, and personal style. The studio combines traditional tailoring practices with close consultation, serving gentlemen of varied ages and backgrounds around the world and building relationships that bring many clients back for additional garments within a year.
John W. Thrower, Inc. supplies ready-mix concrete and building materials for residential, commercial, and industrial construction from Saxonburg, Pennsylvania. The company says it has provided concrete since 1959 and delivers concrete mixed to customer specifications using dispatched trucks with real-time GPS technology.
Founded by John Walko in 1997, John Walko Racing is a Trafford, Pennsylvania race shop that prepares and engineers high-performance cars while coaching their drivers. Walko’s work is rooted in open-wheel competition, from Formula Ford through F2000 and Formula Atlantic, but the shop also supports vintage racing and other professional programs. His record includes multiple national championships, including a 2005 Formula Atlantic title with Graham Rahal, and the shop’s distinctive “coachineering” approach connects driver feedback directly to car setup.
John’s Custom Creations, LLC is a small manufacturing business that makes handmade toys, puzzles, and other items. The company operates from a garage shop and has been producing these goods since 2019.
John's Studio, also identified as Hodgins Printing, is a Batavia shop serving local businesses and community customers with custom visual materials. Its work includes printing and signs, while customer reviews emphasize helpful service on projects ranging from wedding invitations to business installations.
JohnDow Industries is a family-owned Ohio company that began in 1980 when William “Bill” Downing opened a small warehouse in Barberton. More than four decades later, it remains known for practical repair-shop solutions shaped by close attention to technicians’ needs, with its EuroVent division designing and assembling exhaust systems at the Barberton facility. The company serves the automotive aftermarket while also supporting other working environments that rely on professional maintenance equipment.
Born from a transformative barbershop experience in Toledo, Ohio, Johnnie Ray LLC makes beard-care and grooming products formulated with nutrient-rich oils and purposeful ingredients. Husband-and-wife owners Nate and Hannah run the company, with Nate developing the products and Hannah shaping its packaging, branding, and digital presence. The company’s Blue Tansy collection and its emphasis on a supportive, no-ego grooming community give the Lambertville, Michigan business a distinct identity.
Born from a motorcycle-racing family, Johnny’s Vintage Motorcycles restores vintage motorcycles and supplies hard-to-find parts and service manuals for older rides. Founded in 1984 in Wadsworth as Johnny’s Motorcycle and ATV, the shop grew into a 12,000-square-foot facility and remains closely tied to flat-track racing, with the Bova family’s number 35 now carried by a third generation. The company has been restoring vintage motorcycles for more than 40 years and supports vintage flat-track competition through its own #35 rider.
Founded in 1942 as a wartime research effort, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory is a not-for-profit university-affiliated research center known for turning difficult national challenges into working technology. From its Laurel campus, APL serves government sponsors through independent research and practical technical expertise, with a particular role in strengthening national security and advancing space exploration.
With 44 manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe, Johns Manville manufactures insulation, commercial roofing systems, fiberglass and technical nonwovens for commercial, industrial and residential applications. Its Engineered Products business also supplies the often-unseen fiberglass and nonwoven materials that become part of customers’ products in fields ranging from construction and filtration to automotive and infrastructure. Headquartered in Denver, Johns Manville is a Berkshire Hathaway company.
Johnson & Johnson MedTech develops medical devices and technologies for surgery, orthopaedics, cardiovascular care and other areas of medical intervention. Its portfolio brings together businesses including Biosense Webster, which focuses on diagnosing and treating cardiac arrhythmias, DePuy Synthes, Ethicon and Mentor. The company traces its healthcare innovation back more than a century and works across biology and technology to support smarter, less invasive and more personalized care.
Since 1975, farmer-owned Johnson Berry Farm has grown organic berries on its Olympia, Washington, farm and turned them into small-batch jams shipped directly from the farm. Jim Johnson develops the recipes, including the farm’s distinctive pepper jams, while the operation sells through the Olympia Farmers Market and has maintained a presence there for 43 years. The farm became certified organic in 1991 and has been a Pike Place Market member since 2000.
Established in 1946, Johnson Bros. Rubber Co. manufactures custom-molded sponge and dense rubber products, building on an early history of producing sponge rubber from synthetic polymers. The company operates manufacturing locations in West Salem and Greenwich, Ohio, and provides in-house compound development and testing for rubber products made to customer and industry specifications.
Founded in 1885 by Warren Johnson, Johnson Controls develops and supplies building and industrial equipment, controls, and technology, with a long history in thermostats, HVAC, and fire protection. It serves customers worldwide in areas including data centers, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, advanced manufacturing, and higher education, combining equipment with lifecycle services and digital building solutions.
Johnson Electric is a global company known for developing motion systems that support automotive mobility and a wide range of industrial, professional, and consumer applications. Its work helps equipment and vehicles perform functions such as movement, control, and fluid handling.
Founded in 1961 on a century-old fruit farm, Johnson Estate Winery makes estate-grown wines along Lake Erie in Westfield, New York. New York’s oldest continuously operating estate winery remains family-owned across four generations, with 115 acres of vineyards and a historic tasting room housed in a former 1920 apple cold-storage building. Its roots run especially deep in the region’s French-American hybrids and heritage grapes, while its traditional ice wines have been produced since 1995.
Owned and operated by Gregory Johnson, Johnson Furniture Restoration is built on 40 years of furniture craftsmanship, beginning with his apprenticeship under his father and continuing through 11 years as a principal finisher for artist Wendell Castle. Based in New York’s Finger Lakes region, the shop is known for carefully preserving the character and historical significance of antique and fine furniture, including the work of contemporary studio artists.
Founded in Carthage, New York, in 1977 by the Johnson brothers and their father, Johnson Lumber is a family-owned sawmill specializing in Eastern White Pine. Its Carthage mill produces lumber and pre-finished pine, and the company says it fully utilizes locally grown pine logs in its production.