Karl Wilding

Karl Wilding

Karl Wilding is NCVO's head of research.

 

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Tania Mason takes issue with one of the Leadership 20:20 Commission’s recommendations.

The urge (not) to merge

Charities and electoral law Charities and non-profits do not seem keen on merging, says Karl Wilding. It's often said we have little in common with the US. But new research from the Charity Commission suggests not only do we share a common language, but our non-profit organisations share a similar dislike of merging. In an age where non-profits are urged to merge on what seems a daily basis, are mergers the non-profit sector’s own dog that didn’t bark?

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