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Founded in 1951 by Bill Moog, Art Moog, and Lou Geyer, Moog grew from a small airplane-hangar operation in East Aurora into a global manufacturer known for solving demanding motion-control problems. Today, the company develops precision systems for customers whose work depends on dependable control, with aerospace and defense among its long-standing fields.
Three generations of the Mook family have carried this Medicine Hat business from a modest River Flats corner store to a 30,000-square-foot headquarters. Since the 1940s, Mook Fabrics Ltd. has grown into a fabric wholesaler and retailer serving communities across Canada and the United States, with a particular presence among Amish and Mennonite customers.
Founded in 2021, Mooks' Makeshop provides 3D printing and prototyping services to the Cleveland area, with laser engraving also available. Owner and maker Dean Mook works alongside a small technician team to tailor projects to each client's needs, offering both FDM and high-resolution SLA printing for different types of parts and models.
Founded in New York City in 2020 by Natalie White, Moolah Kicks makes performance basketball sneakers engineered specifically for the female foot. The brand says its hoopers shape the designs through wear testing and collaboration, and it has grown to more than 500 stores, with shoes worn by WNBA players and AAU teams. Moolah Kicks focuses exclusively on women’s basketball, reinvesting its revenue in equipment, marketing, and sponsorships for female players.
Moon Flower Bakery is a cozy home bakery making handcrafted cookies, brownies, cupcakes, and cakes with carefully chosen ingredients. Its made-to-order approach also includes allergen-free options and homemade dog treats prepared with pet-safe ingredients, extending the bakery’s offerings to customers and their four-legged companions.
Founded in Meadville in 1979, Moon Tool & Die Co. is a precision CNC machine shop producing made-to-order parts, tooling, and assemblies for American manufacturers. The company operates from a 23,000-square-foot facility and combines experienced toolmakers with large-format milling and turning capacity, including parts up to 35 inches in diameter and 88 inches long. Moon Tool is a verified veteran-owned small business and is registered to ISO 9001:2015, with ASME Section IX-certified welding capabilities.
Moon Valley Farm is a first-generation, woman-run farm founded by Emma Jagoz in 2012 after she began growing food on borrowed land while raising two young children. Today, the Woodsboro farm tends 70 acres and reaches its community through a year-round CSA, while partnering with trusted regional growers as a food hub.
Opened in 2007, family-owned Moonlight Packaging makes custom corrugated packaging in Oil City for manufacturers across Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and Western New York. Its full-service team works from consultation and design through production and delivery, with more than 175 years of combined experience and a focus on improving packaging for each customer’s product. Moonlight also emphasizes recyclable corrugated products, recycled manufacturing waste and individualized service, including fast quotes and expedited orders.
Moonrise Candle Co. began in 2015 when Central Pennsylvania film student Alexander Zemaitis taught himself to pour soy candles in his mother’s kitchen, and it now makes hand-poured candles in Harrisburg. Incorporated in 2016, the company remains a family-run father-and-son venture with Alexander’s father Paul, later joined by Gabriel Guevara. Its signature is a creative, celestial sensibility—from nature-based Classic scents to the Astral Collection’s hand-blown frosted glass vessels—alongside a jar refill and recycling program.
Along the Delaware River in Bucks County, Moontree Letterpress is an independent printshop where designer and printer Rebecca Kutys hand-prints personalized stationery and other paper goods on antique presses. For over 20 years, the studio has also collaborated with artists, museums, and institutions on special projects that explore the possibilities of letterpress. Its paper-casting work gives cotton-paper scraps a second life as tactile reliefs made with traditional wooden molds.
Founded in 2007, Moop is a 100% woman-owned bag maker that designed and produced small-batch bags in Seattle, following earlier chapters in Western Massachusetts and Pittsburgh. It specializes in durable bags for daily use, including waxed-canvas designs, and says its last bags were made and sold in Seattle in late 2023.
Run by three first cousins, Moore & Moore Creative is a Washington, DC-area and Greater Cleveland creative production firm that makes branded merchandise and develops the designs and activations around it. The all-woman Moore Team brings more than 25 years of combined creative-industry experience to fresh, meaningful work, with sustainability and storytelling central to its approach. The company serves clients from organizations such as WMATA and the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation while using its creative work to encourage connection.
Moore & Morford Inc. is a steel fabrication and engineering company that has operated since 1922. It describes its work as structural and ornamental steel fabrication and identifies itself as an AISC Certified Fabricator. Its Greensburg facility includes dedicated structural-steel, plate-processing and ornamental-metal work areas.
Founded by Mike Moore in 1999 after he bought back his original plant, Moore Industries is a family business now entering its second generation, with three of his daughters involved in daily operations and future ownership. The Northwest Ohio company has grown from four machines in a 4,000-square-foot facility to an 84,000-square-foot operation serving OEM customers with custom plastic injection molding.
Known for the scale of its nonprofit fundraising operation, Moore helps mission-driven organizations find and engage donors through data-informed campaigns. Its SimioCloud platform supports that work, drawing on more than two billion donation transactions and 137 million-plus donor records to guide outreach and measure results.
Since its founding in Bridgeport in 1924, Moore Tool Company has built its identity around ultra-precision manufacturing and a long history of jig grinder innovation. The company now works from an 80,000-square-foot temperature-controlled facility, where it supplies precision components to sister company Moore Nanotechnology Systems while serving demanding aerospace, defense and tooling customers.
With Brazilian roots and international operations, Moove produces and distributes lubricants and base oils for vehicles, industrial equipment, and other working machinery. The company is the authorized Brazilian distributor of Mobil lubricants, a line with more than 150 years of history that reaches over 70,000 retail outlets across Brazil. Moove’s operations are supported by ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO/IEC 17025, and IATF 16949 certifications.
MOPAC is a Souderton, Pennsylvania company that collects and recycles used cooking oil and renders animal by-products into resources for other industries. Its roots trace to a family-operated meatpacking business founded in Souderton in 1877, and it says it has operated a regional rendering facility as part of its long history of repurposing waste. Now under the JBS umbrella, MOPAC serves food-service businesses across the Mid-Atlantic and reports recycling more than 50 million gallons of water annually.
Mor Dale Farms is a dairy product manufacturer. The company operates in the dairy product manufacturing industry.
Morabito Baking Company is a fourth-generation Norristown bakery that has been baking fresh bread continuously since 1932. Founded by Sicilian immigrant Michael Angelo Morabito in a converted house, the family business still follows traditional recipes while tailoring formulations to foodservice customers’ requirements. Its history includes an early sourdough tradition begun with starter dough brought back from the West Coast in the 1940s.