Martijn van der Kamp

Dr. Martijn van der Kamp is a Senior Lecturer at Monash Business School, specializing in Leadership within the MBA program and executive education. He heads the MBA Integrated Team Program and has held visiting research positions at Harvard Business School, UNSW Business School, and Melbourne Business School. His research focuses on teamwork in strategic alliances, particularly how diversity and team composition impact effectiveness across organizational networks. He holds a BA from the Rotterdam School of Management, an MBA from Erasmus University Rotterdam, and a PhD from the University of Melbourne.

Research & Education: His work bridges strategy, organizational design, and behavior, using field studies, experiments, and case analyses. Notable projects include studies on the Australia-Indonesia Centre’s collaborative model and diversity dynamics in global teams. He has been a strategic sourcing consultant for Kirkman Company and currently serves as a Team Science Fellow at the Australia-Indonesia Centre.

Awards & Media: His research has garnered awards from The Academy of Management, APA Division 49, and the International Association for Conflict Management. Media contributions include articles on teamwork strategies, international collaboration, and post-Christchurch mosque shooting societal divides.

• Key Projects: Monash Intercultural Lab-Scanlon Foundation collaboration (2021–2023), Australia-Indonesia Centre research model analysis (2018–2018).
• Labs/Teams: Involved in the Australia-Indonesia Centre’s interdisciplinary research initiatives and Monash Business School’s team-focused academic programs.