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Founded in a Lafayette blacksmith shop in 1926, Kirby Risk Corporation has grown into a regional industrial partner that combines electrical distribution with equipment service, precision machining, and OEM manufacturing. Its Service Center operates more than 315,000 square feet in Lafayette and Griffin, producing electrical and mechanical assemblies, while Kirby Risk Precision Machining serves global Tier 1 OEMs and is ISO 9001:2015 registered. The company now supports customers from more than 40 locations across Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Georgia.
KIRCHHOFF Automotive develops and manufactures lightweight, crash-resistant metal and hybrid structures for vehicle bodies and chassis. Its history traces to 1785 in Iserlohn, where Stephan Witte began a business making sewing needles; the company later shifted to metal forming and automotive production. The Kirchhoff family has owned the KIRCHHOFF Group for four generations, and KIRCHHOFF Automotive serves customers from production locations across Europe, Asia and North America.
Kirk Williams Company combines three-dimensional coordination, in-house metal and piping fabrication, and field installation for complex mechanical construction projects in central Ohio. The company has been producing 3-D coordination and fabrication drawings for 30 years, using BIM to identify conflicts early and guide shop and field work. Its project record includes Ohio State University’s central chiller plant, where it began fabrication before contract award to meet a fast-track operating deadline.
Established in 1898, Kirker Automotive Finishes manufactures automotive refinish coatings for repair, restoration and custom work, making it one of America’s oldest paint manufacturers still in existence. Based in Newburgh, New York, the company is known for practical, user-friendly finishes that range from low-VOC urethane systems to specialty candy colors and effect additives, backed by technical guidance for the people applying them.
Kirkwood Winery is a West Virginia winery and distillery producing wines and spirits in a rural valley three miles north of Summersville. The first vineyard in the region was planted by Rodney Facemire and his sons in 1984; after winter and drought losses, the vineyard was replanted and expanded to more than six acres, yielding 40 tons of grapes and over 10,000 gallons of wine annually. Frank and Elizabeth Dix have owned the winery since 2017, carrying on its local winemaking tradition.
Born in 1945 from a wartime reupholstery solution using parachute off-cuts, Kirwin & Simpson Seating is a fourth-generation family business that designs, manufactures, installs and refurbishes custom theatre and auditorium seating. From its UK base, the company supports venues across the UK and internationally, with work ranging from London’s West End theatres to New York’s St Ann’s Warehouse. Its in-house workshop and heritage casts also allow it to restore century-old seats and carry out repairs with minimal disruption to busy venues.
A Burnham print shop serving central Pennsylvania since 1971, Kish Printing and Promotional Products brings professionally trained in-house designers together with commercial printing services. The company works with local businesses, artists, and families on materials ranging from business communications to personalized wedding and graduation announcements.
Kiski Precision Industries is a 68-person manufacturer whose character is shaped by close customer collaboration and a hands-on apprenticeship program for future machinists. From its Pittsburgh-area campus, the company helps demanding industrial customers turn complex designs into precision-machined parts and finished electromechanical systems.
Founded in Flushing in 1989, Kiss Beauty Group is a global beauty platform whose affiliated companies develop, manufacture, build, and distribute accessible nail and lash products. Its portfolio has grown from the KISS brand into a network serving more than 100 countries and over 60,000 U.S. retail doors, with the group’s brands ranking first in nail care and false eyelashes. The platform also supports adjacent beauty categories through independently operated brands and shared capabilities.
Founded by John Chang in 1989 in a small Flushing, Queens studio, KISS makes at-home beauty products centered on salon-style press-on nails. Its products reached drugstores nationwide by 1992 and are now sold in more than 100 countries, with the brand also offering self-adhesive false lashes and hair products. KISS is best known for bringing quick, accessible manicures to consumers through its “Bring the Salon Home” mission.
Family-owned since its founding in 1959, Kistler Group has grown from its Swiss base into a global measurement-technology company with more than 60 locations and about 2,000 employees. Its work turns precise physical measurements into practical data for industrial manufacturers, researchers, and developers, with a particularly deep focus on injection-molding process control.
Kistler Printing Company, Inc. is a printing services provider offering full-color and black-and-white printing, large format printing, bindery services, full mailing services, screen printing, embroidery, and promotional materials. The company was founded in 1945 and serves clients across various industries.
Founded in 1947 as Frontier Burial Vault Company, Kistner Concrete Products Inc. is a family-run Western New York manufacturer of precast concrete products. The company’s history spans three generations, and it operates four NPCA nationally certified manufacturing facilities; it is also identified as a NYSDOT QA/QC-approved manufacturer.
Kitchen Depot manufactures cabinetry at its 37,000-square-foot facility in Hauppauge, Long Island. It produces stock cabinetry and offers special-order door styles and colors, with kitchen designers providing design consultations and estimates for kitchen and bath projects.
Kitchen Fixin's makes soup and salad toppings from fresh oven-baked bread seasoned with carefully selected ingredients. Its range includes seasoned salad toppers alongside sugar and creamer products for the table.
Three generations after Pat and Bob Burnley started making jelly in their garage in 1954, Kitchen Kettle Village remains a family-run Lancaster County gathering place rooted in hospitality. Its original homestead has grown into a walkable village where visitors can experience Pennsylvania Dutch Country traditions, with a working canning kitchen at its center.
Kitchen Magic is a family-owned kitchen and bathroom remodeling company founded in 1979 by Jost and Reine Fleck in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It has since grown into a manufacturer of custom cabinetry, including production at its Nazareth, Pennsylvania facility, while specializing in cabinet refacing and home remodeling. The company reports serving more than 60,000 homeowners and is now led by the founding family’s next generation.
Kitchen No More, Inc. is a New York company developing a different way for hotels and warehouses to serve hot meals without a conventional kitchen or dedicated food-service staff. Its Smart Hot Food Station prepares chef-crafted meals in about five minutes, while the company’s patented freezing technology is designed to retain the qualities of freshly cooked food.
Tampa-based Kitchenery Inc. develops a cordless kitchen ecosystem in which its Quantum Energy Pad wirelessly powers compatible countertop appliances, including the Perfect Pour Kettle and Silent Blender. The company’s battery-free platform is built around a shared power surface rather than separate appliance cords or charging bases, with a focus on compact kitchens such as RVs, yachts and tiny homes. Kitchenery also provides wireless-power integration and product-development support to appliance manufacturers and OEMs.
Kite Pharma is a cell therapy company founded in 2009 as a pioneer in cell therapy research. It researches, develops, manufactures, and commercializes cell therapies, including CAR T-cell therapies, and opened its commercial manufacturing site in El Segundo in 2016. Acquired by Gilead Sciences in 2017, Kite operates as an independent operating company within Gilead.