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Based in New York, Christos Dovas designs and makes bespoke haute couture, including exclusive gowns and tailored evening dresses. Its studio combines personal styling with meticulous stitching, creating made-to-measure pieces and one-of-a-kind accessories for clients seeking an individual look. The brand also sells handmade-to-your-measurement pieces through its online boutique and has a presence in select stores.
Born in 2014 at the Binghamton University Incubator, ChromaNanoTech LLC formulates and produces patented light-absorbing nanoparticles for use in plastics, liquids and other materials. Its additives are engineered to disperse readily, retain strong optical absorption and withstand high processing temperatures, with applications ranging from metal additive printing to selective light filtration. Based in the university’s Center of Excellence, the company also performs contract research and development on light-absorbing products and laser-processing materials.
From its headquarters and Atelier in Offanengo, Italy, Chromavis S.p.A. creates and manufactures innovative make-up products for clients around the world. The company combines six innovation labs, eight production sites and a 1,000-person workforce, with a rapid Atelier service that can take a beauty concept from idea to production in three weeks. Its research emphasizes natural, clean and sustainable approaches, and Chromavis has received EcoVadis Platinum recognition for sustainability and corporate responsibility.
Chubby Buttons grew from a Colorado ski-trip problem into a small company founded by friends Mike and Justin, who wanted a safer way to control a phone while moving. The company is known for its oversized-button Bluetooth remote, designed in the USA for people whose phones are difficult to reach—especially in gloves or during outdoor activities. Chubby Buttons has appeared on Shark Tank and reports selling more than 25,000 units.
Established in July 2012 on Dekwane Main Road, Cicero Printing is a local print and copy center serving customers with everyday print work and customized promotional pieces. The shop combines traditional print services with large-format work, including binding and vinyl graphics.
For 40 years, Cim-Tech has been a custom machine builder known for keeping the work of developing specialized automation under one roof. From its Hopewell Junction facility, the company builds equipment for manufacturers whose products range from disposable goods to critical medical devices.
Since 1999, CiMa-Pak has supplied North American businesses with complete food-packaging systems, including trays, sealing film and tray sealers. The company stands out for matching compatible components and handling custom film slitting and rewinding, while its recyclable trays—many made from recycled material—support longer shelf life and less food waste. Its solutions serve operations ranging from meal-prep businesses and restaurants to schools, grocers and airlines.
Cimolai-HY is a structural steel design and fabrication partnership between HY Steel LLC, a division of Related Companies, and Cimolai S.p.A. It operates a fabrication plant in Olean, New York, on an 88-acre site with substantial covered production, storage, and office space. The company supports projects including bridges, stadiums, buildings, and renewable-energy infrastructure.
Cinderhawk Creative combines graphic design with in-house production to create brand identities, printed materials, custom apparel and vehicle graphics for individuals and businesses. Based in Sharon Springs, the small-business-friendly studio also offers on-demand customization with no minimum order, including made-to-order apparel and promotional goods. Its Restickulous line adds a distinct creative touch through Bethany Zielinski’s hand-drawn digital art on mugs and tees.
Born in Paris in 2002, Cinq Mondes creates French beauty and wellness products and spa rituals inspired by ancestral traditions from around the world. Founder Jean-Louis Poiroux developed the brand after traveling across five continents to study traditional medicines, plants, and beauty secrets, bringing that knowledge together with modern scientific research. Cinq Mondes’ natural and botanical formulas are used through an international spa network spanning more than 30 countries.
Cintas grew from a 1929 rag-collection business into a workday-services company that outfits teams and supports facilities with workwear, safety supplies, cleaning programs and fire protection. Serving more than one million customers across the U.S. and Canada, it combines scheduled delivery and laundering with practical facility support for demanding workplaces, including manufacturing operations.
Cipla USA, Inc. is the wholly owned US subsidiary of Cipla Limited, supplying patients with access to medicines and operating manufacturing units in New York and Massachusetts. Its US-market production includes tablets, capsules, and inhalation products; the company says its US journey began in 1984, when Cipla became the first Indian company to receive US FDA approval. Cipla Limited dates its origins to 1935 and describes a global pharmaceutical business with 47 manufacturing sites and a portfolio of more than 1,500 products.
Since 1986, Buffalo-based CIR Industrial Automation has built its reputation as a hands-on automation engineering firm serving manufacturers and utilities across Western New York and beyond. Co-founder and president John P. Mackenna remains involved in engineering work after more than 35 years in industrial controls, bringing experience that includes developing an early programmable-logic-controller application at Union Carbide’s Niagara Falls facility. CIR develops turnkey control systems for industrial customers, including factory-floor information systems.
Circle Optics grew from founder Zakariya Niazi’s college idea into a Rochester imaging company known for solving the stitching problem in panoramic cameras. Its patented optical architecture aligns fields of view before images are created, producing real-time 360-degree imagery for organizations that need dependable visual awareness, including defense and aerospace users. The team brings more than 200 collective patents to its work.
Since 1945, Circo’s Pastry Shop has been making Italian and French pastries, custom celebration cakes, and its famous cookies from its Bushwick bakery. The family business traces its craft to Nino Pierdipino, who came from Sicily and now runs the shop with his sons Salvatore and Anthony, both Culinary Institute of America graduates. Circo’s retains an old-neighborhood feel—one distinctive enough to attract movie crews—while shipping its baked goods nationwide.
CIRCOR Aerospace, created in 2008 by combining the Circle Seal Controls and Loud Engineering and Manufacturing brands, designs and manufactures fluid-control equipment, actuation systems and landing-gear components for aerospace and defense applications. Its product heritage reaches back to 1947, including Circle Seal’s early zero-leak fuel-system check valves, while its Corona operation also provides FAA-authorized repair and overhaul services. The company’s quality system is AS9100/ISO 9001 compliant, with Nadcap approval and FAA/PMA capabilities.
Cirque Colors makes safe, non-toxic nail polish in distinctive colors and buildable formulations, with a particular flair for translucent jelly and neon shades. The brand pairs its creative color work with 100% vegan, cruelty-free formulas and a Leaping Bunny certification, while its “Do Good” products support causes and nonprofits chosen by its community. It also works to reduce waste, including shipping orders in brown paper packaging and using post-consumer recycled plastic in its bottle caps.
Founded by Diana Lovett after a career in social-justice work, Cissé Cocoa Co. makes baking mixes, hot cocoa and crunchy brownie-thin snacks from USDA Organic, Fair Trade cocoa sourced through the FUNDOPO cooperative in the Dominican Republic. The company’s distinctive Super Thins began as a kitchen experiment in spreading brownies very thin, while its sourcing model is designed to support small-scale cocoa farmers and help them earn living wages.
City Baking Corporation makes gourmet baked treats in Long Island City, using premium ingredients and traditional bakery methods. Its real-baker approach includes daily baking for freshness, with brownies and other individually wrapped sweets available for customers and foodservice buyers. The company is a KOF-K Dairy A HACCP company.
Family-owned and operated in Rochester since 1926, City Blue Imaging produces architectural prints and a broad range of commercial printing and imaging work for regional organizations and clients nationwide. Founded as City Blue Print Company, it expanded through a 1993 merger with R.A. Ellis and a 2005 offset-printing acquisition, while retaining its roots in blueprinting and its focus on responsive service.