New hybrid forms of organisations..?

I think we'll soon see new hybrid forms of organisations. Why?

• People generally want more control but not liability
• Volunteering rates are down generally
• people are time poor
• committee meetings are pretty boring (speaking as a trustee) and often don't deal with the real reasons people joined the charity in the first place
• Lots of new governance structures have been set up which look for 'patient involvement' or similar
• There has been an increase in charities over the last 15 years
• People are more used to being involved (or consulted) on what brands, companies, institutions are doing and expect to be a part of things so consumerism gives (many) people what they want in this area
• The vast majority of trustees who are used to the current systems are older and will retire soonish.

So what are some options for doing something about it?

• share options for voluntary orgs (so people feel a part of an org without being a committee member)
• have organisations anyone can use to do pro-social things
• massive increase in membership and different mambership models (maybe not after your square mile http://beanbagsandbullsh1t.com/2013/08/02/your-square-mile-misses-3-million-membership-target-by-2999860/)
• have a city/town level organisation that already has a membership and allows other people to use it.

Basically we're talking about use over use without ownership. calling the shots without having to do the governance. I know about one click orgs - is there anyway around the governance question or is it just something we need to live with.
Thoughts..?