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If you can make business connections before you graduate, it’s usually easier to get that 1st job. 
The University of Mary held an Entrepreneurship fair on Wednesday, where students could market and sell a product to a panel of judges. It gives students a chance to prepare for the real world and connect with successful business people.
‘By having interaction with very successful entrepreneurs, owners and presidents of companies on the panel, they are getting an education far beyond what you are going to learn in school because it’s an education that comes from gray hair and experience,’ said Dewey Tietz, Co-Founder of the fair.
This is the 4th year for one particular biz student. He’s had multiple entries and even has his own biz. He says this year’s project has taught him a lot about the importance of teamwork.
‘The draw is the experience of meeting the business leaders, having that opportunity to net work with others in the community and getting some real person feedback as to how they feel about your business plan, the feedback that can help you advance in your career development,’ said Chaz Hager, a Business Administration Major.
After the presentation, students are encouraged to try and sell to a real marketing firm.
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