Great expectations
Jonathan Welfare and Martin Brookes look forward to what the new government can do to work more effectively with civil society
“As well as offering additional perspectives and assisting the government in taking a more holistic approach to reform, there is also much in the way of tangible, practical solutions that the sector can offer to assist the new administration in pursuit of its aims” Jonathan Welfare
Author: Martin Brookes
Martin Brookes is chief executive of New Philanthropy Capital, a charity think tank and consultancy dedicated to helping funders and charities achieve a greater impact.
In 2009, Martin co-founded a new charity, Pro Bono Economics, which pairs charities with economists.
Prior to joining NPC, he was a senior economist at Goldman Sachs International and, before that, an economist at the Bank of England.
Author: Jonathan Welfare
Jonathan Welfare has just retired as chief executive of Elizabeth Finn Care, which he joined in 1995.
Previous roles have included chief executive of the Landmark Trust and deputy CEO of a major UK local authority.
An economist by background, he is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Freeman of the City of London.
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