At Office Evolution in East Brunswick, 30 companies sit amid a Pac-Man machine, movie theater, ping pong table and wellness room. There is a law firm, a consulting firm, a recruiting agency and a software corporation. And they’re all part of a Black-owned co-working space on the 15th floor of a high-rise in Middlesex County. When people come in, we want them to “feel like the community is surrounding you,” said co-owner Karen Fisher. “We want to take away that stress and for you to know we are here to help you.” Marty Fredo of Iselin said the space works for his company Talution Group, a staff…