Our Approach

Integrated, professional and outcome focussed, Junxion's services help you succeed.

Share your vision with us. We’ll help you get there.

We build authentic, values-driven Trust Brands™ by helping organisations model sustainability: uniting business, social and environmental imperatives to build effective organisations, meaningful brands and inspiring social movements.


  • Social Purpose Consulting —to support the social enterprise and corporate social responsibility movements
  • Sustainability Management Strategies —to help organisations adapt to undeniable environmental imperatives
  • Outreach and Engagement —to help organisations of all kinds activate their brands, promote their programmes and products, and develop loyal donors and customers

Our approach is highly collaborative. We work with our clients to develop principles-driven leadership, effective communication strategies and campaigns, and engaging experiences. We balance proven methodology with inspired creativity and real-world urgency.

We recognise that every organisation is unique so we match the right skills and services to help you achieve breakthrough results. Our approach is tailored to different stages of growth, development, experience and reach.

We constantly encourage our clients—businesses, social enterprises and non-profits—to look ahead, seeking ways to lead their markets and their movements. We’ll support you, your team and your organisation through successive achievements, while always asking a simple question to keep you looking ahead: What’s Next?

On behalf of BC Hydro, I would like to thank you for all your hard work on this year’s Power Smart Forum. Your continued support over this past year has played an integral role with this success.”

Cathy Duncan, Program Manager, Business Development Power Smart Marketing, Commercial Sector

 


  • Peter ter Weeme on social enterprise leadership
    We are The Product of Our Environment Take a peak into your closet. Amongst your favourite outfits and outcasts, you are bound to find at least one item made in Bangladesh. Given that the garment industry is a $20 billion business there, odds are high. Odds are also high that someone made that garment in [...]
  • Social Enterprise Heroes Soar to New Heights
    This article is the final in a series highlighting the 2013 ENP Social Enterprise Heroes event, presented for the third consecutive year by Junxion Strategy, along with JDQ Systems and KPMG. “WHEREAS the Province of British Columbia recognizes the need to actively support and engage B.C. communities to identify new and innovative ways to tackle [...]
  • Mike Rowlands on social enterprise leadership
    Successful companies look different today I was asked recently a question you’ve heard before: “Imagine you’re hosting a dinner party, and you can invite ten people, living or dead. Who would they be?” It’s a question that turns out to be a fabulous way to get to know what’s important to the respondent. But more [...]
  • Social entrepreneurs: Heroes in their own right
    This article is one of a series highlighting the finalists in the 2013 Social Enterprise Heroes event, presented for the third consecutive year by Junxion Strategy, along with KPMG and JDQ Systems.  See the original article in the March 2013 issue of SEE Change Magazine. Three mission-based business finalists for ENP’s Fifth Annual Social Enterprise [...]
  • Interesting facts about the Junxion team
    We asked some of our team to answer a few questions – about life, about memories, about the things that have made them who they are today. In this edition, we peek into some little known facts about Peter ter Weeme, Abhimanyu and Travis Junck.   Peter ter Weeme, Principal, Junxion in India Q. What [...]
  • What is your donation worth? It depends.
    Tax considerations are an important and critical aspect of how donations are processed and how charities and supporters benefit. It varies significantly from country to country. In this article, we explore the tax implications and differences of a £100/$100 donation across the UK, the US and Canada. In the UK, those who work in the [...]
  • New business @ Junxion
    2012 was packed with exciting projects for Junxion Strategy. We worked on some significant issues and made a difference with our work. We ended the year filled with hope and confidence, looking forward to a new year. As we usher in 2013, we have more reasons to celebrate: some new clients have awarded us interesting [...]
  • Junxion India visions sustainability in Gujarat
    Gujarat is recognised globally as one of India’s most economically diversified and dynamic states. Over the past several years, the economy has grown by an average of 10% per year. And while this growth has helped created much needed employment and improved the lives of millions of citizens, it has also come at a major [...]
  • India uses policy levers to accelerate CSR
    Although it is a relatively new phenomenon in developed countries, the concept of corporate social responsibility, or CSR, is not new to India. It has been part of the country’s business tradition for decades. Indeed, in India, its roots lie in the ancient Vedas, Upanishads, Smiritis and Dharmas. Hindu scriptures that extol virtues of sacrifice, [...]
  • Junxion at Sustainable Brands London
    Last last year, more than 450 changemakers gathered in London, UK, for the first European foray of Sustainable Brands. It was a lively and stimulating two-day event that saw Junxion Principals, Peter ter Weeme and Erin Barrett, attend. The first Sustainable Brands conference was held with a couple of hundred innovators in New Orleans in [...]
  • Junxion Client profile: APCOM
    ‘Don’t hate what you don’t understand.’- John Lennon Countless suffer because they live in a world that is ignorant of their needs. They are discriminated against by their own families, many times even by the ones who they elected to protect them — their own governments. A different sexual orientation can mean the end of [...]
  • Social Media and Social Welfare: Soul mates or strange bedfellows?
    Is social media the miracle cure for social service, social change and philanthropy organisations? Can it really bring people together for the greater good? Or is it just a lot of smoke and mirrors which promises too much and delivers too little? Social media is an important aspect of building a communication strategy for progressive [...]