Federico Stubbe Jr. (B’98, Parent’29) is CEO of PRISA Group, a family-owned real estate, construction, and investment firm specializing in residential, hospitality, and entertainment developments in Puerto Rico and Florida. Under his leadership, PRISA has developed more than $1.5 billion in tourism and mixed-use projects, including Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, and Distrito T-Mobile, a $250 million entertainment district in San Juan that has become one of the island’s top destinations. The company continues to expand its reach through ventures in healthcare, gaming, and large-scale urban development.

Stubbe leads with values rooted in Georgetown’s Jesuit tradition of service and community impact. He serves as president of the Board of Trustees of TASIS Dorado, a school founded by his parents and now one of Puerto Rico’s leading private institutions. His commitment to education and civic growth extends through service on MSB’s Board of Advisors, the Steers Center for Real Estate Executive Committee, the TASIS Foundation, NY Fed Business Advisory Council, and the Puerto Rico Destination Marketing Organization.

A proud Georgetown Chime, Stubbe has hosted the group in Puerto Rico for over a decade, served six years on the GUAA Board of Governors, and interviewed prospective students for 27 years. Each year, he welcomes Steers Center students to Puerto Rico for a real estate immersion trip and frequently hosts Georgetown faculty on the island. He actively supports the Georgetown Club of Puerto Rico and collaborates with students through the MSB Real Estate Case Competition, the Dean’s “Fields of the Future” program, and the GU Private Equity Fund.

Stubbe earned his B.S. from Georgetown and MBA and civil engineering degrees from MIT. He lives in Dorado, Puerto Rico, with his wife, Wanda, and their children: Hanna (B’29), Katerina, and Federico.