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Founded by avid golfers and competitive backyard gamers Brendan and Matt, Chippo Golf makes a golf-and-cornhole game for beaches, backyards, tailgates and other social settings. The company launched after a successful Kickstarter campaign in January 2017, then earned the Best New Product Award at the 2018 PGA Merchandise Show. Its newer Chippo GO version makes the game lightweight and packable, while Chippo for Charity has supported more than 100 charities in its first year.
Incorporated in 1972, Chiu Technical Corporation is a private-label manufacturer whose fiberoptic illumination systems have served OEMs including Nikon, Olympus, and Fujinon. Its 30,000-square-foot Kings Park facility supports custom engineering and production for specialized scientific and industrial applications, while the company also markets products under the Chiu name.
Chef Ileene Cho turned more than a decade of professional pastry-kitchen training into Cho’s Bakeshop, which makes chef-crafted baking mixes for home bakers. The New York City pastry chef began baking in middle school in Fairfax, Virginia, and built the brand around making bakery-quality treats easier to prepare while leaving room for shared time and meaningful memories.
Founded by Hamdi Ulukaya in 2005, Chobani is a food maker that produces yogurt, oatmilk, and dairy creamers. The company grew from an acquired yogurt plant into a producer with U.S. facilities in Twin Falls, Idaho, and planned investment in a new Rome, New York facility. Its stated mission is to make high-quality, nutritious food accessible to more people.
Husbands Jemal Edwards and Brad Doles founded CHOCnyc as a neighborhood pastry shop rooted in Washington Heights and Inwood, where they live and work. Jemal brings pastry experience from across the United States and abroad, while Brad draws on hospitality management to run the operation; together, they make seasonal pastries and desserts for their local community. The shop also keeps its business close to home by employing local residents and purchasing supplies and services from nearby vendors and contractors.
Family-owned and operated since Ryan Novak took ownership in 2010, Chocolate Pizza Company grew from a small-town chocolate shop into a Marcellus, New York confectionery with a 10,000-square-foot production and retail facility. Novak started there washing dishes at 15, and the company now makes distinctive gourmet chocolate gifts for personal and business occasions, shipping orders to customers across six continents. Its signature Chocolate Pizza is made with Swiss-style chocolate and homemade English toffee based on a century-old local recipe.
Founded by Cindy Zakalik in 2012, Chocolate Promises creates personalized chocolates printed in full color with edible images, turning logos, photographs and messages into favors and promotional gifts. The Long Island company uses a patented chocolate printer with FDA-approved edible ink and works with customers on proofs and designs before printing. Chocolate Promises is also a certified women-owned business through WBENC, New York State, New York City and several regional agencies, as well as an SBA-certified WOSB.
From its Montrose factory, Chocolates by Leopold makes gourmet chocolates and handmade candies using fourth-generation German recipes and old-fashioned confectionery techniques. Master chocolatier Leopold Schreiber’s legacy is especially evident in the company’s signature Buttercrunch, a century-old butter-toffee recipe with butter-roasted almonds, chocolate, and no fillers. The company also supports education and literacy through school, library, and charitable fundraisers.
For more than a decade, founder Linda Johnson has built Chocology Unlimited around the idea that chocolate is a story and a sensory experience, not simply a sweet. From its Stony Brook shop, her team curates chocolate from around the world while helping visitors slow down and taste with intention. Chocology also creates personalized chocolate experiences for private groups and corporate teams.
Born from its founders’ search for a home that could keep pace with travel and remote living, CHOMEX Corp makes sustainable, expandable container homes and modular living spaces. Its units fold for shipping, expand sideways for substantially more usable room, and can be installed in under an hour, giving homeowners and operators a portable alternative to fixed construction. The USA-based company offers homes designed for everything from backyard ADUs to off-grid retreats, backed by a three-year warranty.
For more than 10 years, Chris Abraham's Screen Print Studio has handled custom garment printing in Naples, New York, from logo creation through printing on site. The studio also offers organic-cotton options and has produced work for local projects and organizations, including the annual Naples Turkey Trot.
Chris Kresser LLC is the health education company built around Chris Kresser, M.S., L.Ac., whose work grew from a personal struggle with chronic illness into a 15-year career in Functional Medicine. Chris is a New York Times bestselling author who co-founded the California Center for Functional Medicine and later established the Kresser Institute to train health professionals in his approach to chronic disease care. The company shares research-based health guidance for practitioners, coaches, and people working to improve their own health.
Founded in 1975 by Chris Nachtrieb, Chris' Coffee is a family-owned coffee roaster and equipment supplier that began by repairing Bunn machines and selling coffee to local restaurants. The Nachtrieb family built the business into a worldwide e-commerce company and leading importer of Italian-made home espresso machines; its Latham facility includes a 120-kilo roaster and capacity to roast 2,300 pounds of coffee per hour.
Christiana Millwork makes commercial architectural millwork and casework, including custom reception desks and nursing stations. Larry Christiana started the business in 1971 making cabinets in his garage; after moving to its current Jamesville location in 1987, the company continued under the leadership of his wife Joan and son Andrew following his death in 2016.
Known as Marvel Aero International’s independent CHRISTIE Distribution & Service Center, this Phoenix operation serves aviation battery shops around the world. It supports the equipment behind aircraft battery maintenance, including the ABMS-10X system, while providing factory-authorized repair and warranty service for CHRISTIE equipment. Its work is backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation.
Christine Elizabeth Jewelry creates handmade jewelry and bridal accessories, with designs that range from everyday pearl pieces to elaborate floral and cascading wedding adornments. The collection is made in New York and includes a distinct one-of-a-kind offering alongside its broader jewelry line.
Christine Valmy Inc. grew from Christine Valmy’s 1944 skin-care work in Romania into a family business now led by her daughter, Marina. Known for pioneering esthetics education in the United States, the company also develops natural skin-care formulas in small batches at its Pine Brook, New Jersey laboratory for home users and professionals. Its products are cruelty-free and approved by Leaping Bunny.
Christopher Jacobs Winery at Pennings Vineyards is a third-generation farm family’s winery producing Hudson River region wines in Pine Bush, New York. The Pennings family planted its first grape block in 2006, blending a heritage of farming with a particular sense of place in wines such as its estate-grown Cayuga White. Opened as a farm winery in 2015, it also welcomes visitors for tastings and vineyard-centered gatherings.
Since 1992, Christopher Peacock has handcrafted bespoke cabinetry in the United States for kitchens, bathrooms, dressing rooms, and complete homes. Its West Virginia campus takes each piece from raw lumber to finished installation, with wood selected and assembled by hand and designers, project managers, and artisans overseeing the work from first conversation through final fitting. The company also brings this bench-built approach to large luxury residential developments across the United States and internationally.
Christopher’s Organics makes organic deodorant sticks in the United States, pairing plant-based ingredients with a formula designed for 24-hour odor protection. Its collection is USDA Certified Organic and EWG Verified, and the company describes its stick as the only one on the market with USDA Organic, EWG Verified, and WERCS Certified credentials. The deodorants are made without aluminum, parabens, or synthetic fragrances and are cruelty-free and fair-trade.