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Chad Tredway's Speech Analysis
Chad Tredway, a Loyola alumnus, came to our business seminar to discuss how his Jesuit education influenced his success in his career, as well as gave us advice on how to make most of our time here at Loyola. He talked highly of the multitude of resources Loyola provides such as career fairs, mentors, and devoted staff members. Tredway enforced the notion of self-advertising and recommended we should not sit back and wait for opportunities to come to us; instead, we must go out and take charge of our life, set goals, and work every day to achieve them.
His speech was motivating as he encouraged us to be our best selves and never stop striving for perfection.
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