John Summit Saved $20,000 and Quit His Accounting Job to Become a DJ. Now Hes Building an Entertainment Empire
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News Summary
- John Summit found his passion for DJing while studying at the University of Illinois.
- After graduation, he moved to Chicago and took a full-time job at Ernst & Young.
- Summit quit his job after saving $20,000 to live off while pursuing his DJ dreams.
- Now, in the second year of his Experts Only Festival on Randall’s Island, Summit and his partners at Medium Rare are showcasing a new model for artist ownership, all while bringing the beats.
- The label has become a platform for talents like Mau P, Kaskade, Odd Mob, Layton Giordani, Cassian, Max Styler, and Summit himself.
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways John Summit turned a dull accounting career into a global DJ career by going all in on music.
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