F or most entrepreneurs, one of the best perks of launching a business is breaking free from the constraints of the corporate world. But when Scott Pannick founded his company, Metropolis Development, he continued to work full-time at his real estate brokerage firm for four more years.
At the time Pannick decided to strike out on his own, he worked at the D.C. office of national commercial real estate firm Studley.
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