SeamlessWeb

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Founded in 1999 by Jason Finger and Paul Appelbaum, SeamlessWeb provides a service for ordering food online that is used by law firms in Manhattan. Through its website, it is possible to order restaurant delivered meals and corporate drop-off catering from local providers. SeamlessWeb become the 4th fastest-growing private company in the country and was acquired by Aramark Corporation in 2006.