TM GE Automation Systems unites the power, expertise, and marketing leverage of three global corporations. A joint venture among Toshiba, Mitsubishi Electric, and General Electric, the company designs and develops advanced automation and drive systems. TM GE Automation Systems specializes in serving the metals, paper, and material handling industries; it also serves those in municipal, utility, and industrial markets. TM GE Automation Systems has major operations in China, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Poland, the UK, and the US, and operates offices on five continents.

Quipp, Inc. company makes post-press newspaper-handling equipment that stacks, wraps, bundles, and loads newspapers. The company's Twin-Trak and Quipp-Gripp III conveyors move newspapers from the press to the mailroom, where the Viper wraps them in paper and adds identification labels. Stackers mechanically stack newspapers, and cart-loading systems automatically load the papers onto trucks. Computerized monitoring systems control the handling process. Quipp boasts more than 500 US and international customers; newspaper publisher Gannett accounts for about 10% of sales. Acquired in 2008, Quipp operates as a subsidiary of industrial behemoth Illinois Tool Works.

Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company sells and leases new and used Caterpillar equipment, parts, engines, and power systems. The distributor also carries used equipment made by Deere, Komatsu, and Sullair. Services include maintenance, parts, financing, and operator training. Cleveland Brothers serves the construction, mining, agriculture, forestry, marine, oil and gas, and electric power industries. Cleveland Brothers company operates from about 25 facilities throughout Pennsylvania, as well as in West Virginia.

Gibbs Die Casting manufactures aluminum and magnesium die-castings such as air conditioning compressor, commercial refrigeration, and engine and viscous clutch parts. Its Comac Machining Division provides precision machining and assembly work to finish parts for Gibbs' secondary operations. The Audubon Tool Division builds die-casting tools for customers in the US and tooling for presses at Gibbs-Korea. Gibbs Engineering offers on-site product design, prototype models, and production tooling services. A tier-one and tier-two supplier to major auto OEMs, other customers include Eaton and Bose. Gibbs accounts for 90% the sales of its parent company, Koch Enterprises.

Servotronics, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and markets control components and consumer products in the United States and internationally. Servotronics company operates in two business segments, Advanced Technology Group and Consumer Products Group. The Advanced Technology Group segment designs, manufactures, and markets various servo-control components, which convert an electrical current into a mechanical force or movement and other related products. It offers torque motors, electromagnetic actuators, hydraulic valves, and pneumatic valves primarily to the commercial aerospace, missile, aircraft, and government related industries, as well as to medical and industrial markets. This segment also produces metallic seals of various cross-sectional configurations, which fit between two surfaces to produce leak-proof joint, as well as to close tolerances from alloy steels. It markets its products to the United States Government, government prime contractors, government subcontractors, commercial manufacturers, and end users through Servotronics's professional staff. The Consumer Products Group segment designs, manufactures, and sells various cutlery products, including kitchen knives, such as steak, carving, bread, butcher, and paring knives for household use, as well as for use in restaurants, institutions, and private industries; and pocket and other types of knives for hunting, fishing, and camping.

he Swiss-based unit of German conglomerate Siemens is Europe's leading supplier of building automation and safety and security systems. It provides products and services for climate control, building and energy management, fire safety, security, lighting, and facility management. Siemens Building Technologies is part of its parent's Industry sector; it generates around 16% of Siemens' sales and operates through divisions including Building Automation (HVAC), Energy Efficiency (motors and LED lighting), Fire Safety, Electronic Security, and Low Voltage Distribution with operations in over 50 countries.

Wrap star British Polythene Industries (BPI) is one of Europe's largest producers of polyethylene packaging. It's also one of the largest recyclers, touting its firsts in recycling techniques for polyethylene scrap. The company's wares include packaging for consumer care products, frozen foods, snacks, cigarettes, and candy. BPI also makes film products including shrink, stretch, lamination, and coated films designed to protect goods in transit. Industrial products include heavy-duty sacks used by the chemical, horticulture, aggregate, and animal feed industries. BPI's recycled products division makes such items as molded outdoor furniture, refuse sacks, plastic pallets, and agricultural or construction films.

Founded in 1978 as M & Ko Manufacturing, Ned Milicivic and David Ko built a reputation for excellence in manufacturing through value engineering and a technically enabled factory. For 23 years, M & Ko enjoyed the relationship as a tier 1 supplier to Medical OEM’s. Seamus Meagher joined the team serving as company president in 2000. In 2001, GCM Medical & OEM was established following the acquisition of M & Ko by GCM holdings LLC. Founders Milicivic, Ko and president Meagher re-acquired GCM Medical & OEM in 2006.GCM is headquartered in Union City, California, with 90,000 square feet dedicated to manufacturing services. GCM is a preferred supplier to OEM’s in Aerospace, Biotechnology, Data Communications, Industrial, Medical, Security, Semiconductor and Transportation. GCM offers Machining, Sheetmetal and Integration as core service solutions. Value-added services include new product introduction, supply chain management, and low cost region manufacturing in metals, plastics and plating.

Accel, Inc. was founded in 1995 by Tara and David Abraham. At the time, Tara was working as a Merchant in Product Development for Bath and Body Works and was responsible for the fine fragrance and home fragrance promotional gift sets. She soon realized that the outsourced sets came back late and poorly assembled. As a result, she saw the need for a contract packaging company that was committed to superior quality and could bring products to market quickly, cost competitively and with a continued focus on innovation. Tara's vision and merchandising knowledge, combined with David's operational expertise, led to Accel's exceptional growth from a 1,200 square foot operation to one of over 600,000 square feet. Accel's mission is to raise the standards of packaging excellence across all industries by providing our clients the highest quality contract packaging services in a time-efficient manner and at cost-effective prices. Commitment to this goal, along with flexibility and creative problem-solving, has won Accel numerous awards including: #1 Assembly Center for 2005 by Limited Brands; Bath & Body Works, Limited Brands Apothecary Award for Supplier Excellence for 2004; numerous Fast Fifty Awards, given to the fastest growing companies in Central Ohio; and the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.Our vision is to build on our established reputation of innovation and advanced technology to become the largest, most technologically advanced and recognizable name in the fulfillment, distribution, and contract packaging industries.

Hardigg Industries manufactures cases that are Hardigg, hard, hard. But seriously, folks ... Hardigg company produces impact-resistant, customized molded plastic cases for commercial, industrial, and military uses. Hardigg company also maintains a line of ready-made models. Hardigg Industries' patented features include Hardigg Comfort Grip Handles, anti-shear locks, and molded-in metal inserts. Hardigg company also offers custom foam services for a wide range of cushioning applications and industries. Hardigg Industries began designing and manufacturing its protective cases in 1954. Rival Pelican Products acquired Hardigg Industries in early 2009 for about $200 million.

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