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Still guided by the descendants of co-founder Sir James Martin, Martin-Baker Aircraft is a family-run aerospace company founded in 1934. Its work has centered on aircrew survival for more than 80 years, and its equipment has helped save over 7,700 lives while serving operators in dozens of countries. The company’s unusual heritage includes an employee-built 6,000-foot rocket-sled test track in Northern Ireland.
Martin’s E.S.P. is a Uniontown sign and print shop that brings custom business signage, branded apparel and commercial printing together under one roof. Its work ranges from custom signs and vinyl graphics to screen-printed and embroidered apparel, with more than 25 years of combined staff experience supporting the design and production process. The company also handles specialized printed goods such as event tickets and full-color promotional pieces.
Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc. is a family-owned and operated bread and roll manufacturer founded in 1955 by Lloyd and Lois Martin. Based in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, the company grew from the Martin family’s garage bakery and operates baking facilities in Chambersburg and Valdosta, Georgia. It is best known for its potato rolls and bread, which it bakes for retail and food-service distribution.
Martin’s Furniture grew from Harvey M. Martin’s small Pennsylvania wood shop in the early 1960s into a family-owned maker and retailer of handcrafted hardwood furniture, with custom pieces still produced on the Martin family homestead. Melvin M. Martin and his three sons continue to run the business, pairing local hands-on craftsmanship with modern equipment and sustainably sourced hardwoods. Every Martin-built piece is inspected and marked with the craftsman’s signature and date, while wood waste is reused for facility heat and local farm bedding.
Since Henry Martin began baking pretzels on his Akron, Pennsylvania, property in 1932, Martin’s Pretzels has remained a family-run bakery making Lancaster County hard pretzels by hand. Now led by Christine and Dwayne Martin, the next generation continues the original recipe and hands-on method, producing more than 22,000 pretzels a day without mass production. The bakery still operates in the building Henry rebuilt in 1946 after a barn fire, and ships its old-fashioned, stone-oven-baked pretzels nationwide.
Martin’s Snacks is a south-central Pennsylvania snack-food maker whose roots trace to Harry and Fairy Martin’s farm kitchen in 1941. The company grew from a small potato-chip operation into a manufacturer of potato chips and popcorn, and in 2018 changed its official name from Martin’s Potato Chips to Martin’s Snacks to reflect its broader range of snack foods. Its history page also describes the addition of other snack foods to its offerings and a distribution network stretching from New York to North Carolina.
MartinBauer manufactures tea, botanical extracts, plant-based raw materials, powders, tinctures, flavors, and related ingredients. It processes botanicals using methods including extraction, powder processing, tea cutting and blending, decaffeination, heat-steam microbial reduction, pest control, and laser sorting for the tea, beverage, food, animal nutrition, pharmaceutical, and nutraceutical markets.
Founded in 1913 as a toolmaker for the electric-motor repair trade, Cleveland-based Martindale manufactures circular saw blades and supplies equipment for maintaining and repairing AC and DC motors. The employee-owned company also resharpens, re-gashes, and re-tips competitors’ saws and cutters, pairing its manufacturing work with tailored application support for customers worldwide.
Known for its house-made babka, Martine’s Fine Bake Shoppe is a neighborhood bakery and patisserie serving customers from shops in Tuckahoe and Scarsdale. Its kitchens prepare fresh, seasonal fare for everyday visits as well as catered gatherings, with recipes shaped by family traditions and travels around the globe.
Founded in 1984, Marty’s Pharmacy & Compounding Center is a locally owned Flowood pharmacy known for preparing customized medications for people and animals. Purchased by Ronnie Bagwell in 1996, it remains one of the last independent pharmacies in the Jackson metropolitan area and has specialized in compounding since its beginning. Its sterile preparations are made in a TechScan-certified cleanroom, alongside commercially available prescriptions and individualized hormone therapy.
Since 1970, family-owned Martz Chassis has built custom performance suspension systems and chassis for street rods, muscle cars and other enthusiast vehicles in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Founded by racing mechanic and engineer Gary Martz, the company remains under the leadership of his son Andy, carrying a generation of racing-derived chassis knowledge into custom fabrication and installation work.
Founded in 2001, Berwick-based Martz Technologies designs and integrates control systems for Pennsylvania municipalities and industrial operations, including in-house control-panel fabrication and SCADA modernization. The employee-owned company has served more than 600 clients across a dozen states and employs over 20 people, with particular experience upgrading legacy automation while keeping facilities running. Its work ranges from water and wastewater systems to manufacturing, supported by engineering, electrical, and IT/OT networking teams under one roof.
Family-owned and operated since 1956, Marval Industries manufactures custom color masterbatch, specialty compounds, and resins for plastics processors. The Mamaroneck company grew from a Mount Vernon garage into a producer with capacity exceeding 35 million pounds annually, supported by eight single-screw and three twin-screw extruders. Its distinctive offerings include the clear impact-modified MARVALOY™ resin and hemp-based alternatives designed to reduce reliance on virgin plastic.
Founded in 1946 by a U.S. Navy engineer and a Washington, D.C., businessman, Marvel Manufacturing makes precision static-balancing equipment for aircraft rotors and propellers. Now a fourth-generation family-owned company, it developed its original flexible-suspension balancing method for military and commercial aviation and continues to support its proprietary arbor kits with recalibration and repair services from its Edmond, Oklahoma, facility.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1969, Marvel Marking Products manufactures industrial marking devices and print-room supplies, with a particular depth in glass-marking equipment and permanent contact-printing systems. Skilled craftspeople build and support equipment used by manufacturers in the glass, packaging and plastics industries, while the company also serves as a licensed Technomark dealer for dot-peen and laser marking systems. Marvel supplies customers worldwide from its Pennsylvania operation and offers rebuilds, repairs and assessments for select Marvel and Matthews International printers.
Marvell Technology, Inc. designs data-infrastructure semiconductor solutions that move, store, process and secure data for cloud data centers, enterprises and carriers. Based in Santa Clara with offices across the globe, the company combines custom silicon and system-level connectivity with more than two decades of custom development experience. Its LiquidSecurity hardware security modules are used in Microsoft Azure and achieved NIST FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certification in 2024.
Based in London’s Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Marvic Textiles creates fabrics and wallpapers for interior schemes, with its range spanning drapery, upholstery and specialist decorative applications. Its collections pair traditional references—such as Regency stripes, moiré and heritage patterns—with practical specifications for residential and contract interiors, and the company supports designers through its trade service and showroom.
Established in 1977 by Frank Crimbchin after experience ranging from heavy-metal manufacturing to work on the first lunar camera, Marwood Machine Company builds and fabricates custom machinery and industrial components in Cabot, Pennsylvania. The company is particularly known for rebuilding and retrofitting worn or damaged equipment, while its substantial shop can handle pieces weighing up to 15 tons. Its work has ranged from gas-well bailing rigs to ultra-high-vacuum chambers and very small vacuum-industry screws.
Founded in 1962 as a small repair shop for electric motors and transformers, Marx GmbH & Co. KG now builds and services melting and heating equipment for foundries and extrusion plants. The family business operates from three German locations, with particular expertise in induction furnaces, custom foundry ladles and its established MARX Smart Container heating systems for extrusion presses. Its ladle production is certified as a welding specialist operation under DIN EN ISO 3834-2, and the company provides round-the-clock emergency service for plant repairs and modernization.
Founded by Mary Kay Ash in 1963, Mary Kay Inc. develops and sells beauty products through a direct-selling network of Independent Beauty Consultants. The company’s mission of enriching women’s lives is built into its business model, which gives women around the world a way to build businesses on their own terms. Its Pink Changing Lives program has supported women and families globally through more than $230 million in monetary and in-kind donations since 1996.