Georg Stumpf Jr. is an Austrian businessman, the self-made billionaire real estate developer and founder of the Stumpf Group. Born in Vienna, Austria, in 1972, he grew up in an entrepreneurial environment; his father was the Viennese construction entrepreneur Georg Stumpf Sr., who built landmarks like the Wiener Stadthalle.

Stumpf studied business administration at the Vienna University of Economics and Business and simultaneously studied law (though he did not complete the law degree, missing only one exam). His career began with high-stakes, ambitious construction projects, combining his hands-on construction heritage with modern financial structuring.

Georg Stumpf's entrepreneurial breakthrough came in 1997 when his father provided him with 1 million shillings in start-up capital. With banking consortium support, Stumpf invested in building the Millennium Tower in Vienna, which, upon its completion in 1999, became the tallest building in Vienna (202 meters). He sold the tower in 2003 for €360 million, generating a massive profit on the €145 million construction cost.

His subsequent career focused on strategic investment (Stumpf Group) and industrial holdings, including acquiring the German high-tech group M+W Zander (now Exyte, specializing in cleanrooms and semiconductor facilities) and acquiring a stake in UNIQA Insurance Group. His wealth is secured by the immense liquid capital generated from his successful real estate development and his patient, diverse investment portfolio. He has faced legal issues related to industrial acquisitions but was acquitted in 2010.

Georg Stumpf's social impact is structural, stemming from his development of the Millennium Tower and his ongoing large-scale construction projects (like the Lamarr department store), which reshape Vienna's urban landscape. His structural contribution is tied to the successful modernization of Austrian real estate development and his patient investment in key industrial sectors.

His personal philanthropy supports various community and educational initiatives. His career is a testament to the profitability of entrepreneurial audacity and strategic financial structuring in high-capital projects.

Georg Stumpf maintains the professional, composed style of an Austrian investor and real estate mogul. His attire is consistently formal and high-quality, favoring tailored suits. His aesthetic reflects stability and immense financial power, often traveling globally in his Airbus A319 or Bombardier Global Express jet.

Residing in Vienna, Austria, his luxury is the immense security and financial reward derived from his multi-billion dollar fortune. His life is defined by his commitment to high-stakes real estate development and strategic industrial investment.