June started her career in the field of cable TV working at Showtime and Group W Cable, and as head of her own creative services agency, Concepts. She is the recipient of a Cable ACE/Emmy award.

After receiving her M.A. in Writing and Publishing from Emerson College, June entered the publishing industry as an author and literary agent. She developed and represented hundreds of projects at FinePrint Literary Management and appeared on panels at NYU's Summer Publishing Institute, Writer's Digest, BookExpo, ASJA, and many regional and local writers’ conferences. She is a charter member of the New York Writers Workshop, and the author of seven books and several plays, including Separation Anxiety (Next Stage Press). A monologue from the play is featured in One on One: The Best Women's Monologues for the 21st Century.

June devotes much of her time to helping aspiring writers hone their craft and develop impressive author platforms through personal branding, website and blog development, and social media strategies. For experts looking to write books that can inform and inspire, June advises and assists with the development of book proposals and manuscripts, hands on editing, and ghostwriting. Her clients hail from a wide range of fields and specialties: health, psychology, business, education, parenting, and culinary arts. With June's guidance, clients have completed marketable book proposals, polished manuscripts, secured literary representation, and landed lucrative publishing deals. 

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Versatile and multifaceted, June is a creative "ideas" person who enjoys helping her clients make positive, professional, and lasting impressions in the marketplace.