Companiesfor cincinnati

Based in the Hamilton County Business Center in Norwood, JYSproductions has resources like those found in New York or L.A. But Cincinnati offers greater visibility because the film production field is less crowded.

Framester merges event photography, social networking and just plain fun into one package.

Cincinnati-born Copper Mountain Beverages developed and sells Hot2Go, a packaged latte that has real milk, is ready to heat and drink and tastes as good as more expensive coffee beverages.

When teachers and school administrators need training on how to stop bullying, improve conflict resolution methods and even make bus rides less combative, they turn to Silverton-based SafeSchools, where they find online training they can complete any time, anywhere.

Madisonville based Gorilla Glue has formed a unique bond with a group of performing artists that utilize the company's products.

Human Nature is a landscaping planning/design studio that looks for ways to reconnect people with their natural environments - and with one another.

Etegent Technologies carefully mines data for miltary and aviation industries, extracting valuable information and needed knowledge to help companies improve and grow.

Eco Engineering has built its own fast-growing company by helping others save money through innovative energy efficient lighting systems.

Wornick is a leading supplier of convenience foods and military rations to restaurant chains, consumer-product companies, and the U.S. government. The Blue Ash company plans to invest $10 million to establish a pilot project to help bring a cutting edge technology to sterilize food to a wider market this year.

iSqFt has built a thriving business developing software that helps construction companies find commercial building projects, and manufacturers find construction companies to build those projects.

Great Plains converts camelina, an oilseed crop similar to canola and in the same family as the mustard seed, into a biodiesel fuel that can be used in cars, trucks and jets.

M.E. Heuck was founded when Mathilde E. Heuck, a renowned cook and homemaker, raided her husband's tool box and improvised the Heuck Turkey Lacer, which made the preparation of poultry dressing easier for home cooks. Nearly 90 years later, the Mason, Ohio, firm is staying environmentally conscious with new technology.