CeRCo Research and Consulting
President June Boyle

June Boyle is a management consultant with nearly 25 years of experience in the field of organization research, and held leadership positions in organization research, information services, operations, knowledge management, and financial systems. Her consulting work has focused on helping executives understand external perspectives and practices in order to address comparable challenges in their own organizations.

June’s primary specialty is in best practices research, benchmarking, and content analysis. She has worked with senior executives and the boards of public, private, and non-profit organizations across a range of industries.

Strategic Partners

CeRCo is affiliated with a network of leadership and change consultants, information research professionals, survey practitioners, and editorial experts who enable us to flexibly and quickly support our clients with complementary capabilities and specialized expertise as needed.

Background

Before establishing CeRCo in 2008, June was a Director with Oliver Wyman – Delta Organization & Leadership, where she served clients as a research consultant and led the firm’s research team starting in 1998. She joined Delta Consulting Group in 1992, and managed various functions over the years as the firm grew and was acquired by Mercer Consulting/Marsh & McLennan Companies.

June is a member of AIIP, QRCA, SLA, Freelancers Union, The Conference Board, and BoardSource. Since 2008, June has been an active member of AIIP, the Association of Independent Information Professionals, where she has served on several committees and the Board, most notably as the 2015-2016 AIIP President. She is honored to be the recipient of the 2022 Marilyn M. Levine AIIP President’s Award.

June has a B.A. in Mathematics and French Language from the University of Virginia. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, gardening, singing, and playing various musical instruments. June also has fun with her husband restoring their 250 year-old home and doting on their granddaughter and Westies.