34 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE Mr. Stubing, as it inspired him to progress in his field and achieve a managerial role. When he is not engaged in his vocational duties, he enjoys playing poker and lawn bowling. To wit, Mr. Stubing is also a member of the New York Lawn Bowling Club. Mr. Stubing attributes much of his success to his kind-hearted personality, upbeat sense of humor and lifelong friendships. He continues to follow the advice of his friend, who advised him, “Do not lose your sense of humor.” In light of his fulfilling career, he is especially proud to have operated in real estate management for over 35 years. In the near future, Mr. Stubing expects he will continue happily operating in his current position for many more years before eventually easing into a well-deserved retirement. Since 1987, Ronald W. Stubing has operated as a successful resident manager with the 200 East 90th Street Owners Corp. As part of his vocation, he manages a residential high rise in New York City and oversees the daily operations of the business, which include capital projects, renovations and security. Furthermore, he guarantees that all tenants are provided the highest quality conditions for living. Deeply committed to his profession in real estate management, Mr. Stubing ensures that he works his hardest each day. As part of his commitment to his profession, Mr. Stubing has remained a lifetime member of the Manhattan Resident Managers Club since 1980. For his dedication and commitment in the field, the club recognized him as the Building Manager of the Year in 2003. Well regarded also as a civic-minded citizen, Mr. Stubing previously operated with Coats for Kids, raising funds to provide children with proper clothing, and he continues to donate funds to disabled veterans. Dale Carnegie’s book, “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” was vastly influential for RONALD W. STUBING RESIDENT MANAGER 200 East 90th Street Owners Corp. New York, NY
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