Featured NewsTranslation system for builders wins entrepreneurship competitionPeter MacDonaldinfo@skidmore.edu02/28/2025 10:15:53 AMdisplayTranslaSite won $20,000 and first place in the Kenneth A. Freirich Entrepreneurship Competition. An app to maximize credit card rewards and hockey equipment designed for women were also top contenders.NewsStudents present their idea for TranslaSite during the Kenneth A. Freirich Entrepreneurship Competition.Owen Quinn '25, Jimmy Gibbons '25, and Luke Curtin '25 won $20,000 to launch TranslaSite in Skidmore College’s “Shark Tank”-like competition, endowed by alumnus and businessman Ken Freirich ’90.. From left: Owen Quinn '25, Jimmy Gibbons '25, and Luke Curtin '25, along with Max Heberlein '25 of Marshfield, Massachusetts (not shown), won $20,000 to launch TranslaSite in Skidmore College’s “Shark Tank”-like competition, endowed by alumnus and businessman Ken Freirich ’90.