Charities will need to group together around common causes if they are to survive and prosper, according to JBWere chief executive Justin Greiner.
Mr Greiner, the private wealth executive and son of former NSW premier Nick Greiner, said charities need to operate "more effectively and with more purpose" as a report commissioned by JBWere found more charities were being established despite efficiency and volunteer numbers declining.
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