Clarity is an act of care.
People should not have to decode what matters, who owns what, or what good looks like.
Greenville, South Carolina
I’m Eric Boettner, a nonprofit, operations, advancement, and sales leader with 20+ years of experience building teams and systems that help organizations grow without losing sight of people or purpose.
Today I serve as Vice President of Operations and Advancement at Lily Pad and lead digital strategy for The Baker’s Table with my wife, Kendra. I’m also an advocate for children experiencing foster care, adoption, and other vulnerable circumstances, and proud to call South Carolina home.
My experience spans nonprofit leadership, operations, advancement, sales, entrepreneurship, and digital strategy. Across each setting, my work has centered on making the important clear, developing people, building practical systems, and turning vision into execution.
My career has taken me through large corporate environments, frontline sales leadership, entrepreneurship and startup building, nonprofit leadership, fundraising, communications, and digital growth.
I believe leadership is stewardship. The goal is not to become indispensable, but to leave people, teams, and organizations more capable than you found them.
My Christian faith shapes how I understand leadership, family, service, and the dignity of every person. I believe conviction should be expressed with humility, consistency, and care for others.
Healthy organizations are intentionally built. Clarity is the integrating force that aligns purpose, people, process, and performance.
People should not have to decode what matters, who owns what, or what good looks like.
Strong leadership develops judgment, distributes capability, and reduces unhealthy dependence on one person.
Structure is useful when it makes good work easier, clearer, more reliable, and more scalable.
Measurement matters when it helps people understand reality, improve behavior, and make better decisions.
A few numbers that reflect the scope of the teams, systems, and operations I’ve helped lead.
I help lead operations, advancement, fundraising, partnerships, and organizational growth for a nonprofit creating trauma-informed spaces for children experiencing foster care and victims of violence, abuse, and trauma.
Learn about Lily PadAlongside my wife, Kendra, I manage the technical infrastructure, search strategy, and digital growth behind The Baker’s Table, a from-scratch baking website built around practical recipes, family, and hospitality.
Visit The Baker’s TableMy background spans enterprise communications, national sales systems, regional leadership, entrepreneurship, and nonprofit leadership. I’m most at home making complexity clearer and giving people the structure, coaching, and trust to do their best work.
Building the infrastructure, resources, and operating discipline needed to expand a mission while protecting the dignity of the people it serves.
Designed nationwide retail sales processes and coaching frameworks, then led a region of roughly 450 sellers and helped move it from the lowest-performing region to number one through reporting, coaching, training, clarity, and disciplined systems.
Led communications serving approximately 40,000 call-center representatives, translating strategy into usable messages and helping leaders create understanding across a large frontline workforce.
B.S. in Business Administration & Management, with an emphasis in New Venture Creation.





A South Carolina nonprofit creating trauma-informed spaces for children experiencing foster care and victims of violence, abuse, and trauma.
Lily Pad - A Soft Place to LandA family-centered, from-scratch baking brand Kendra and I are building as entrepreneurs, with my focus on website, SEO, infrastructure, and digital growth.
The Baker’s TableDeveloping a practical body of work around clarity, people development, healthy systems, leadership, and mission-centered execution.
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“For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 8:38-39