Leaving the money and the care under the control of a single organization seems bad, and certainly I don't think that most people associated with the cryonics movement are competant to handle the fiduciary responsibilities. In the future, I would hope to see cryonics completely unbundled. People would perhaps go to a specialist to make all their arrangements for them, but they would get to pick trust managers, suspension companies, and storage companies a la carte. All of the above should, in my opinion, be for-profit organizations to avoid the troubles volunteerism has caused us thus far. Also importantly, I think its crucial that in the future suspensions be handled entirely by trained medical personel, and not by self-taught amateurs.
Amateurs can be enthusiastic and hard working, but nothing beats actual training.