About June Boyle | Cerco Consulting President
June Boyle helps mission-driven organizations clarify strategy, strengthen communications, and move important initiatives from vision to action. Through Cerco Consulting, she partners primarily with organizations working in conservation and sustainability, combining strategic insight with practical project leadership.
With more than 25 years of experience supporting organizational effectiveness and communications, June brings outside perspective and collaborative partnership to every engagement. In addition to her consulting work, she is actively involved in environmental leadership and community initiatives.
From Research to Strategic Impact
June began her career in organizational research and information services, helping leaders benefit from external perspectives and best practices to drive change from within. Over time, her work expanded to include strategic communications, project leadership, and organizational effectiveness — always grounded in clear thinking and actionable outcomes.
Today, she supports organizations in:
- Clarifying strategy and priorities
- Strengthening communications and stakeholder engagement
- Leading initiatives that translate plans into progress
- Designing surveys, assessments, and data-informed insights that guide decision-making
Her work blends analytical rigor, adaptive use of technology, and a focus on practical impact.
Career & Experience
June founded Cerco in 2008 after a long tenure leading research and knowledge teams in consulting and professional services. Prior to establishing her consulting practice, she served as a Director at Oliver Wyman – Delta Organization & Leadership, where she managed the research staff, led research initiatives, and worked closely with leadership teams and boards.
Over the years, June has partnered with organizations of all sizes, from small nonprofits and community groups to large associations and corporate clients, providing strategic support tailored to each context. Her background spans organizational research, information services, knowledge management, strategic communications, project leadership, and operational management.
Environmental Leadership & Community Engagement
In addition to her consulting work, June is actively engaged in environmental leadership and community initiatives. She currently serves on the Town of New Castle Conservation Board, where she leads communications efforts supporting local conservation and sustainability initiatives.
June has been a member of the Taconic Shores Property Owners Association Communications Committee since 2019, serving as Co-Chair since 2024 and helping shape community communications and systems.
She is exploring a board role with the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of Wild Ones, with a focus on communications and outreach.
June is an active member and supporter of organizations dedicated to conservation and ecological stewardship, including Homegrown National Park, Wild Ones, the National Wildlife Federation, Teatown Lake Reservation, and The Native Plant Center.
A Networked, Flexible Approach
Cerco Consulting collaborates with a network of trusted partners — including communications specialists, editors, survey developers, facilitators, and technical partners — to bring the right expertise to each engagement. This flexible model allows June to scale support based on client needs while maintaining continuity and clarity throughout a project.
Professional Leadership
June remains active in professional leadership through the Association of Independent Information Professionals (AIIP), where she previously served as President (2015–2016) and received the Marilyn M. Levine AIIP President’s Award in 2022.
She currently serves as AIIP’s Chair of External Communications, leading social media, blog, and e-newsletter strategy and managing the organization’s communications presence.
Education & Personal Interests
June holds a B.A. in Mathematics and French Language from the University of Virginia. She maintains an ongoing commitment to learning, pursuing coursework such as social media marketing certification while continuing her training in native plant design and ecological landscaping. Outside of her professional work, she is passionate about conservation and ecological stewardship, gardening and restoring habitat on her own land, playing fiddle and guitar, attending live music and concerts, and restoring a historic home with her husband. She cherishes spending time with her family and West Highland Terriers.
