Frank Steins

Frank Steins is an experienced consultant and educator, specializing in history, geography, and genealogy.

With a background in civil service, spatial planning, and education, Frank has developed a robust skill set that he applies to his current roles.

Currently serving as a senior consultant licensor focusing on APV/Bijzondere Wetten at the gemeente Nieuwegein in the Netherlands, Frank has a strong grasp of legal and regulatory frameworks.

In addition to his governmental role, Frank is the owner and data administrator of the Royal Genealogical Project, a comprehensive database exploring the intricate family connections within European royal houses over time.

Frank's educational journey includes degrees in civil service, social geography with a specialization in spatial planning, and teaching secondary school subjects like geography and history.

His diverse educational background equips him with a broad knowledge base that he leverages in his various professional endeavors.

Having previously held positions as a senior consulent and coordinator at the gemeente Nieuwegein, as well as working as a freelance genealogist with Dutch archives, Frank brings a wealth of experience to the table.

His expertise spans areas such as genealogy research, spatial planning, regulatory compliance, and educational instruction.

Frank Steins is a valuable resource for any (royal) genealogical inquiries or consultations, drawing on his extensive experience and passion for unraveling historical family connections.