Richard Boettner

Richard Boettner is a self-employed professional known for his expertise in sustainability and energy independence. As the Owner and Founder of Greenhouse Project, he is actively involved in educating people on sustainability issues, emphasizing the importance of personal energy independence in a world facing challenges like Peak Oil and Peak Everything.

Boettner's background includes a diverse skill set ranging from office management, customer care, fundraising, to bookkeeping. He is a skilled speaker and writer, focusing on non-fiction, educational content, and fundraising for non-profit organizations. His areas of speciality include sustainability issues, organic practices, permaculture, natural gardening, local food production, passive house design, cooperative business models, and the future of money.

His educational background includes studies in Web Development, Web Design, Certified Herbalism, Traditional Medicine, Organic Farming, Math, Computer Science, and General Studies from reputable institutions like Metropolitan State University of Denver, Rocky Mountain Center for Botanical Study, and Western Colorado University.

Boettner has been associated with various organizations in different capacities, including being the Former Founder of Greenhouse Project, Former Writer and Self-Publisher, Former Owner/CEO at Tomorrows Vision, Former Senior Customer Service Agent at eCreek Solutions Group, Former Office Manager at Aurora Rug Binding Co., and involvement with non-profits like ConservEd Project (now Green Heart Institute) and Center for Innovation.

Richard Boettner's extensive experience and knowledge in sustainability, energy independence, and diverse areas like permaculture, organic farming, and cooperative business models make him a valuable asset in the field of environmental advocacy and sustainable living.