MyHungryWorld

Midtown East isn’t where most people expect to find a business development firm that doubles as a social enterprise. Yet MyHungryWorld operates from a compact unit on the fifth floor of a high-rise, proving that impact doesn’t need a sprawling footprint. The service specializes in helping underrepresented founders scale their ventures, and the team brings firsthand experience to the table—both as Black-owned and women-owned operators.

You’ll find the office at 909 3rd Ave Unit 542, New York, NY 10150, tucked between corporate towers and lunch spots that cater to the neighborhood’s nine-to-five crowd. The address places it within walking distance of Grand Central, a detail that clients often appreciate when they’re juggling meetings across town. While the category typically conjures images of sterile conference rooms, this firm leans into the idea that business growth and community growth can happen side by side.

Workshops, pitch coaching, and network introductions are part of the mix, though the real draw is the perspective. Founders who’ve navigated funding gaps and bias tend to ask different questions, and those questions shape the advice they give. It’s not just about securing capital; it’s about building structures that last beyond the first round of funding. The approach resonates in a city where startup stories often follow a familiar script, and breaking that mold requires more than a polished deck.

Reach them to discuss your next move at the number listed on their site, or pull up directions on your phone for a quick visit after your morning coffee. A map is available here. The elevator bank hums with couriers and consultants, a reminder that even in a neighborhood dominated by finance, smaller players are carving out their own lanes.