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Clever Leaves is a multinational licensed producer of pharmaceutical-grade cannabis flower, cannabinoids and extracts, operating cultivation and extraction facilities in Colombia for business customers worldwide. Its Pesca cultivation site has grown from one hectare to 18 and uses high-altitude sunlight and collected rainwater, while the company’s vertically integrated supply chain supports exports to roughly 15 countries. Clever Leaves was the first company in Colombia to achieve both GACP and EU GMP certification, in 2020.
Since 1968, New York–based Cliff Young Ltd. has designed and curated fine home furnishings, with a Signature Collection of customizable pieces shaped by the founder’s background in furniture and the arts. The family-held and family-led company combines in-house design consultation with traditional craftsmanship and modern manufacturing, producing heirloom-quality work while also offering distinctive designs from global artisans. Its hand-knotted-in-Nepal rugs and bespoke furniture capabilities remain especially characteristic of the Cliff Young approach.
Locally owned since 1991, Clifton Recycling Inc. is a Central New York business best known for turning wood waste into mulch. Its work has expanded to include organic wood grinding and material hauling for customers ranging from homeowners to municipalities, with operations in Syracuse and Clay.
Climbing Bines Craft Ale Company grew from an eight-plant home-brewing experiment into a Finger Lakes farm brewery making small-batch ales with hops grown on its own 1.5-acre hop yard. Founded by Chris Hansen and Matt Klehammer, the brewery opened in 2013 in Chris Hansen’s grandfather’s renovated farm shed and now pairs fresh-off-the-farm beer with views of Seneca Lake and a community taproom. Its 16-acre property also serves as an event venue, including a 4,000-square-foot indoor space.
Clinical Prosthetics & Orthotics grew from offices established by David Misener and Dennis Ebbing in 2001 into a five-location Upstate New York practice. Its American Board Certified providers bring more than 30 years of experience to personalized care for people with limb loss, limb difference, or conditions affecting mobility.
Brooklyn-based CLIP.BIKE makes a patented portable friction-drive unit that turns an existing bicycle into an e-bike in five seconds, without tools. Its compact approach is designed to make electric-assisted urban travel more affordable and less complicated than replacing a bicycle with a full e-bike, while keeping the device easy to carry indoors.
Founded in 1978 after Clive Christian restored a Cheshire manor, Clive Christian Interiors designs and handcrafts bespoke cabinetry and luxury interiors in England. Its original Victorian Kitchen helped establish the “statement kitchen,” while its North of England workshop now applies traditional cabinet-making and finishing techniques to individually tailored homes worldwide. The company extends that architectural design language beyond kitchens into dressing rooms, studies and other fitted interiors.
Clixo makes flexible magnetic building toys that turn flat shapes into three-dimensional creations for open-ended, screen-free play. Its lightweight pieces click together with embedded magnets, giving children and adults a tactile way to explore everything from imaginative builds to STEAM learning, while themed packs such as Mars rovers and dinosaurs add new creative directions. Based in Brooklyn, Clixo is a STEM.org-certified educational product and has received recognition from the Toy Insider, Tillywig and Mom’s Choice Awards.
Since Peter Cloeren Sr. sketched the company’s first feedblock in 1974, Cloeren Incorporated has engineered and manufactured customized extrusion dies and feedblocks for plastics processing. The American company, which retains its founding family’s ownership continuity, pairs polymer-flow expertise with in-house rheology and simulation labs; more than 30 patents support innovations that have become industry standards. Cloeren now manufactures across Texas, Wisconsin, and Austria while providing process integration and support worldwide.
Founded by designer and photographer Bekka Palmer, Closed Mondays is a Brooklyn, New York, design and manufacturing studio making handmade baskets and home goods. Palmer, who learned to sew from her grandmother at age six, builds the studio around colorful, made-to-order work and a four-day-week philosophy. Every basket is made by hand in the Brooklyn studio and proudly made in NYC.
Since 1997, ClosetComplete.com has manufactured stylish, space-saving home organization products, with its patented Completely Clear® invisible acrylic hangers standing out as a signature design. The company also makes storage solutions and closet accessories, and says more than 50 million of its hangers are sold annually. Its hangers undergo inspection by an independent quality-control firm before approval.
Buffalo-based Cloud and Field Inc. retrofits the heavy machinery farmers already own into autonomous vehicles using software, sensors, positioning systems, and artificial intelligence. Founded by data scientist Greg Everhart, the company is developing patent-pending tools aimed at helping family farms address labor shortages without replacing their existing equipment or requiring broadband. Its retrofit approach is being pilot-tested with Upstate New York farms.
Designed and created in Ontario, Cloud DX develops medical devices and a Connected Health™ platform for remote patient monitoring and telemedicine. As an FDA-registered and Health Canada-licensed medical device manufacturer, it combines connected vital-sign equipment with clinician dashboards and patient feedback tools for care programs across North America. Its platform has been deployed in 12 use cases and supported by peer-reviewed research, including a 905-patient post-surgical study.
Cloud Printing is a New York City print shop that combines custom design with professional printing and packaging for businesses, from everyday marketing materials to fine-art work. Its printshop artists consult with customers from concept through completion, and the team is noted for handling rush projects and demanding production timelines. The company also provides installation services for printed graphics.
Founded in Yonkers in 1957 by Holocaust survivor Armin Margareten, Clover Wire Forming Company makes custom wire forms and metal stampings for manufacturers. Now led by Armin’s grandson, Charlie Margareten, the family business operates from a 33,000-square-foot facility with more than 40 four-slide machines and an in-house tool room. Clover has supplied automotive, point-of-purchase, and housewares customers for decades and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1989, Club Pro Manufacturing has designed and built golf-car enclosures and operational accessories for the people who run golf courses. Its products are developed with club professionals in mind, then tested for months or even years at partner courses before reaching the market. Most enclosures carry a three-year manufacturer’s warranty covering zippers, stitching and overall craftsmanship.
Since 1994, Club Tex, Inc. has served government agencies and correctional institutions as a textile converter supplying knitted and woven fabrics, institutional textiles, uniforms, and PPE. Based in New York, the company combines stock materials with custom-made fabrics and uniforms sourced through a global network of mills and joint-venture partners. Its products are manufactured in ISO-certified and U.S. FDA-registered facilities for agency-specific procurement requirements.
Founded in 1892, CM Almy designs and makes church and clergy furnishings in its Pittsfield, Maine shop, including vestments and worship appointments. Its heritage began as a New York tailoring firm and now continues under F.C. Ziegler Co., while the Maine facility retains textile and metalware production and Almy’s long-standing emphasis on custom work, repair, and craftsmanship.
CM-Jamar is a Harlingen shop that helps businesses turn their ideas into promotional materials. Along with producing business cards, it provides design assistance for customers who need help shaping a brand-ready piece.
Mona’s CMNY Cakes is a New York custom cake studio known for hand-finished fondant cakes and fully sculpted 3D designs for celebrations across the tri-state area. Mona began making wedding cakes and desserts in the early 2000s and built a full-time operation with a team of decorators by 2008. Every cake is designed from the client’s idea rather than a catalog, with cupcakes, cookies, and dietary-friendly desserts available to round out the event.