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Brooklyn-born sisters Lisa and Jennifer founded Mimish, Inc. to make clever, affordable products for kids and families, including its patented Sleep-N-Pack that folds from a sleeping bag into a backpack. The family-owned and run company pairs playful design with practical features across its children’s indoor and outdoor accessories, while incorporating recycled materials and working toward PFAS-free products. Mimish is also certified through WBENC and WOSB as a women-owned business.
Born from the 2025 combination of Minaris Regenerative Medicine and WuXi Advanced Therapies, Minaris Advanced Therapies is a global contract development and manufacturing organization serving developers of cell and gene therapies. Its identity rests on a long technical lineage: more than 25 years in therapy manufacturing, over 40 years in advanced testing, and a history that includes producing the first GMP cell therapy lot in the United States in 2004. The company now supports programs from early development through commercial supply across facilities in North America, Europe and Asia.
Established in 1987, Minco Industrial Services supplies industrial and safety products while also designing and fabricating parts for customers from its central Pennsylvania operation. Its distinctive strength is the combination of distribution and hands-on engineering, using Autodesk 3D design and reverse engineering to take projects from concept through prototyping and production. Minco has also supplied PennDOT with road-maintenance replacement parts since 1991 and operates a 60,000-square-foot warehouse in Middletown, Pennsylvania.
Mind4 MFG LLC is a precision machining company in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, producing machined parts from prototypes through production quantities. Its work includes CNC machining and fixture design, with additional welding and finishing services; it emphasizes collaboration with customers and responsible manufacturing practices.
Philadelphia-based Minda Living creates ethically made home goods and apparel, with a distinctive focus on handcrafted pieces made from natural fibers, vintage textiles, and responsibly sourced leather. Its woven collection is produced in partnership with Moroccan master craftsman Abdelati, who has spent more than 50 years honing his craft on foot-pedal looms built from reclaimed wood. The company also operates a Philadelphia store and describes its work as an effort to make retail easier on the planet.
Founded by pharmaceutical and legal executive Larry Raoul James, MindLab is a pain-therapy company developing treatments intended to deliver morphine-level relief with less risk of abuse-related harm. Its work centers on MLB-001, a proposed morphine replacement for patients who need effective pain control without the consequences associated with conventional opioid therapy.
Founded by migraine sufferer Travis after years of assembling his own regimen, Mindset makes research-driven dietary supplements in convenient daily packets, including its Migraine Defense formula. The company combines bioavailable ingredients and clinically informed doses with customizable packs that can follow a practitioner’s protocol, and assembles them at an FDA-registered, cGMP facility in the USA. Ingredients undergo independent third-party testing for potency and purity, with Certificates of Analysis available for transparency.
Founded in 2001, MindWare Technologies develops hardware and software for collecting and analyzing psychological, psychophysiological, and life-science research data. The Westerville company combines laboratory platforms with portable systems such as its MindWare Mobile, while its analysis applications use algorithms grounded in peer-reviewed scientific research. Its team also provides lab design, training, data analysis, and ongoing research support.
Since 2004, Mine Equipment & Design has grown into a Ross, Ohio-based partner for the aggregate and mining industries, drawing on more than 125 years of combined team experience. The company is known for carrying projects from plant design through installation while also helping keep existing operations running through field service and maintenance. Its work has reached customers across the United States and as far away as Saudi Arabia and Honduras.
Minerals Technologies Inc. is a global, technology-driven specialty minerals company that sources and processes minerals into products and services for consumer and industrial markets. It describes its vertical integration as extending from mine to market and identifies itself as the world’s largest producer of bentonite and a leading producer of calcium carbonate. Headquartered in New York City, the publicly listed company reports more than 110 locations worldwide.
Minersville Bakery is a family-owned and operated business in operation since 1950. They manufacture baked goods, including Italian bread, fresh cookies, and scones, and offer shipping.
Since Max Radloff started the business in 1894, Minerva Dairy has remained a family-owned creamery rooted in Minerva, Ohio. Now led by fifth-generation siblings Adam Mueller and Venae Watts, the company carries its butter-making tradition into a seventh generation while working with local pasture-raised family farms. It is best known for its slow-churned 85% butterfat butter and also serves food manufacturers with ingredient cheese.
From its Bloomington base, Minerva Promotions helps organizations put their names and messages on branded apparel and promotional merchandise. Its range reaches from custom caps and team uniforms to awards, drinkware and everyday campaign items, with access to recognizable brands such as Nike, Champion and Stanley. The company also highlights USA-made options and military-themed promotional products for campaigns with a distinctly American focus.
Minerva Welding & Fabricating is a family-owned metal fabrication and manufacturing company founded in 1954. It provides custom welding and fabrication, precision machining, metal processing, structural steel fabrication, field services, and outsourced finishing for automotive, construction, and manufacturing customers, working with stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, and specialty alloys.
Founded in 1982 to master miniature folding, Mini Graphics, Inc. prints pharmaceutical leaflets and labels in Hauppauge, with GMP-trained production built around the accuracy these materials require. Its specialty is fitting extensive FDA-regulated information into compact formats, including large outserts and serialized leaflets, while its sustainability program uses certified papers and recycles paper and plate waste.
Independent since its founding in 1968, Mini-Circuits has built its reputation on dependable RF technology and unusually long product support. The Melville, New York company serves more than 20,000 customers from eight wholly owned manufacturing facilities around the world, including customers in demanding aerospace and medical applications.
Born from its founders’ own need for a quiet place to work during the 2020 lockdown, Mini-O builds turnkey, build-to-order backyard office pods and studios. Its standalone rooms are designed around focus, with home-style construction, acoustic treatment and nationwide delivery; the company says it has delivered more than 350 pods. Mini-O also offers flat-pack versions and custom interiors so each pod can serve as a workspace or another dedicated room.
Since 1990, Miniatronics Corp. has made miniature electronics for model train hobbyists, helping bring detailed layouts to life. The company’s small-scale lineup includes lighting, wiring and power-distribution components designed to keep model railroad projects illuminated and organized.
For more than 40 years, Mining Resistors International has been a fixture in the mining, railroad, petrochemical, and steel industries. From its Chapmanville, West Virginia base, the company makes electrical resistors for OEMs and end users, with equipment used across North America and as far away as the Philippines and South Africa.
From a historic firehouse in Kingston, New York, MiniProto Corporation builds custom wire harnesses and cable assemblies for prototypes and small-to-mid-volume production. Founded by hardware developer Alex Malcoci to replace the slow quote-and-wait process, the company lets engineers configure designs online, order without a minimum quantity, or submit complex work for engineering review. Every harness is continuity-tested and assembled to IPC/WHMA-A-620 workmanship practices, with domestic production supporting standard delivery in about 10 business days and rush builds for urgent projects.