Rencai is a Manchester based Organisational Design consultancy partnering with ambitious start-up founders, leadership teams and our investment partners to realise their scale-up ambitions.

Our focus is to deliver sustainable business growth for each businesses we partner with. We take a people-centric approach to our advisory services and the change and innovation plans we develop with leaders.

Our products focus on business value creation, reducing business risk during growth and supporting founders to transition from the accountability of day-to-day operational success of their business.

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rén

Person / Human Being

cái

Talented / Ability

Our story and DNA began with our desire to work with the best, motivated people as we travelled around the world.

The common understanding of rencai in China is a person who is able to succeed in life due their own strength and will. People would often wear rén on their t-shirts to stress a desire to improve their condition, performing the best they can.

We take this ethos into every project that we support, ensuring that each client receives the most effective service.

Rén-cái was born.

Matt Wilden

A little more about Matt Wilden, Managing Director of Rencai

As a Chartered (CMI) Executive Coach & Leadership Development consultant, Matt’s passion is all about boosting leadership impact and coaching teams to build engaging business strategies centered around their biggest assets – people.

Matt works closely with his team of fellow qualified coaches, leadership development experts and Chartered HR professionals to deliver a tailored strategic approach to each business they work with. The team adapts its approach to add value for every business, from start-up founders with fewer than 10 employees to those looking to grow aggressively, where multiple management levels are required to work effectively together.

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