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Since 1985, ControlSoft, Inc. has been known for developing patented process-control technologies for industrial operating companies. The Highland Heights, Ohio, firm supports plants worldwide by helping them improve performance through their existing control systems, with its technologies licensed by more than 15 control-system manufacturers.
Conus Laser Works is a Plain City, Ohio laser-cutting and engraving shop serving industrial and design clients with precision parts, markings, and custom work. Its large 52-by-100-inch cutting table handles oversized projects, while a rotary system processes cylindrical work up to 6 inches in diameter and 32 inches long at tolerances as tight as .001 inch. The company is also identified as a certified government contractor and lists aerospace, automotive, medical-device, and architectural clients among its markets.
Converge Technologies is a commercial engineering and business advisory firm supporting technology commercialization through product design, prototyping, product development, and manufacturing. Its engineering capabilities include electro-mechanical systems, electrical, mechanical, software and firmware design, while its manufacturing facility supports additive manufacturing, machining, 3D printing, drilling, turning, sawing, and electronics reflow work for aerospace, defense, automotive, manufacturing, and medical-device markets.
Based in Maumee, Ohio, Conwed makes made-to-order acoustic systems for walls, ceilings, and suspended spaces. Its Eurospan system stands apart from conventional drywall by using tracks, a fabric finish, and Conwed’s acoustic core to create custom surfaces, including curved forms and integrated lighting. Conwed also designs access ceilings with downward-hinged panels for spaces where mechanical and electrical equipment need regular servicing.
Founded in 1964 by Ronald Cook and Robert A. Leitch, Cook-Leitch Inc. is a Cleveland-area manufacturing supplier known for long-running expertise in powder-metal components. The company supports manufacturers across North America with engineered parts and metal-finishing programs, drawing on a partner network that includes a 92,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility with 220 associates.
Established in 2004 by engineers Dave Krendl and Andy Schulte, Cool Machines manufactures insulation blowing and removal equipment for weatherization contractors and other users. Based in Van Wert, Ohio, the company draws on more than 50 years of combined experience and is known for its proprietary scalping auger, which conditions and feeds fiber in a compact machine design. Cool Machines also shares application guidance through its Cool University training program and offers a one-year warranty on its equipment.
Founded by board-certified OB/GYN Kim Langdon, Coologics is a clinical-stage medical device company developing Vlisse, a patented controlled-cooling device for the drug-free management of vaginal yeast infections. The Broadview Heights company is evaluating this non-hormonal approach in FDA-aligned clinical studies, building on published human and mouse research into symptom relief, infection biology, and inflammation. Vlisse remains investigational and is not currently available for sale.
CoolSeal USA is one of only eight plastic corrugated extruders in North America, extruding and fabricating reusable polypropylene packaging and sheets at its Perrysburg, Ohio facility. Its sealed-edge technology produces waterproof, hygienic packaging designed especially for seafood cold chains, while the company also makes custom solutions for produce and other industries. All products are made in the United States, with more than 100 years of plastic-corrugated fabrication experience behind the operation.
Since its founding in 1965, Cooper Enterprises has grown from a small operation into a family-owned company led by Monty and Edward Friebel, who purchased the business from their father in 1998. The Shelby, Ohio manufacturer now employs more than 100 people in a 140,000-square-foot facility, drawing on more than six decades of experience to make custom wood and laminated components for other manufacturers. It is especially known for working confidentially with store-fixture manufacturers on large rollout programs.
Founded in 1938 by Virgil and Virginia Cooper, Cooper Farms is a fourth-generation, family-owned Northwest Ohio company that raises turkeys, hogs and egg-laying chickens while producing private-label food products. Its integrated operation includes Oakwood hatcheries that produce 15 million poults annually, a St. Henry plant processing more than 24,000 turkeys a day, and cooked-meat facilities serving customers throughout North America.
Founded in 1960, Cooper Standard manufactures sealing and fluid handling systems and components for transportation and industrial markets. Headquartered in Northville, Michigan, the company has more than 22,000 team members across 20 countries and applies materials-science expertise to engineered polymer solutions, including its proprietary Fortrex™ chemistry platform.
Copeland is a global climate technologies company that develops and manufactures compression technologies and controls for heating, cooling and refrigeration. Founded by Edmund Copeland in 1921, it has 18,000 employees, development and manufacturing facilities in nine countries, and technology installed in more than 200 million locations worldwide. The company’s work focuses on energy efficiency, climate-friendly refrigerants, and protecting perishable food and medicines through the cold chain.
Since opening its doors in 1978, Copen Machine has built its identity around dependable, high-accuracy work from its Kent, Ohio facility. The ISO 9001:2015 registered manufacturer produces precision components for customers whose parts must meet demanding specifications, using CNC Swiss machining and a dedicated quality lab to keep production controlled from inspection through delivery.
With 5,000 employees at 50 locations worldwide, Coperion is a global industrial technology company known for building process systems around customers’ manufacturing needs. Its equipment supports producers in plastics, food, chemicals and other process industries, while its specialists provide support from individual machines through complete plants.
With more than 24 years in Portsmouth, Copies Galore provides digital printing and document services while also preserving the area’s past through a shop of historical books and postcards. Its Xerox digital press handles reproductions up to 11 by 17 inches, and the business takes particular care with family photos, including on-the-spot copying and scanning of photographs and 35mm slides.
After 10 years in the making, Copper Whale Winery and Pub has become a Clyde gathering place where handcrafted wine is paired with a lively night out. The Ohio winery welcomes guests for live entertainment and also offers its vineyard setting for private celebrations.
For more than 70 years, Copperloy by JH Industries has manufactured loading dock and material-handling equipment in Twinsburg, Ohio, with portable yard ramps at the center of its work. Its in-house engineering and complete U.S. manufacturing operation allow the company to build custom equipment for demanding applications as well as standard loading solutions. Copperloy also offers factory-certified yard-ramp rentals through a national dealer network.
Since 1993, independently owned and operated Copy King has handled Northeast Ohio’s printing needs from design through finished piece, producing high-volume digital reproductions and offset work in Cleveland. Its in-house graphic design, extensive finishing capabilities, and equipment that can produce up to 3,000 booklets per hour help the company manage both custom projects and tight deadlines. Copy King is certified as a Cleveland Small Business, Female Business Enterprise, and Local Producer Enterprise, as well as a Small Business Enterprise and Women Business Enterprise with Cuyahoga County.
Roseville-based Copyrite Printing produces print and print-related projects, pairing account-manager guidance with efficient digital processing and online ordering. The company emphasizes streamlined production for faster turnaround, including support for forms management and file submission.
Since 1958, family-owned and operated Corbo’s Bakery has been making traditional Italian pastries and cakes in Cleveland’s Little Italy, with its signature cassata cake and fresh-filled cannoli at the center of a four-generation family tradition. The bakery also serves savory Italian fare through its kitchen, while its made-from-scratch cookies and custom celebration cakes keep Corbo’s closely tied to neighborhood gatherings and festivals.