# Mark De Rond
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Dr mark de rond is Professor of Organizational Ethnography at Cambridge University (Judge Business School). He studies people by living with them under similar conditions so as to better understand how they experience, and develop meaningful relations to, the world around them. His fieldwork has included stints with war surgeons in Afghanistan, elite rowers in Cambridge, biochemists in Oxford, comedians in London and Edinburgh, and peace activists on a protest march from Berlin to Aleppo.
Immersive Learning ft. Mark de Rond
Mark de Rond, Professor of Organisational Ethnography and Fellow of Darwin College at the University of Cambridge, discusses the value of deep immersive learning from his experiences earning the Guinness World Record for the first unsupported row of the entire length of the Amazon River, documentin…
Size matters
Under the headline 'Size Matters' in this episode our old Punks are debating:
Team size and Social Loafing: myth or something to worry about?
The benefit of good conversational skills (and what are they?)
Why is poor mental health an issue especially in large companies?
Some recommended reading o…
Mark De Rond – Dark Justice: inside the world of paedophile hunters...with TRE's Giles Brown
Mark De Rond – Dark Justice: inside the world of paedophile hunters...with TRE's Giles Brown
Series 1, Episode 6: The Talking Heads in conversation with Professor Mark de Rond
What happens when ordinary citizens step into the shadows to catch those who would do unthinkable harm? In this deeply moving episode, I welcomed Mark de Rond, Professor of Organisational Ethnography at Cambridge University - Judge Business School, whose four-year immersion into the world of UK Pae…
Office politics
In this episode, joining podcast host Michael Kitson, University Senior Lecturer in International Macroeconomics at Cambridge Judge Business School, are Cambridge Judge colleagues Philip Stiles, University Senior Lecturer in Corporate Governance; Mark de Rond, Professor of Organisational Ethnograph…
Conquerors of the Amazon
Mark de Rond and Anton Wright talk for the first time about their record-breaking row along the navigable waters of the River Amazon, a journey in excess of 2,000 miles. They survived storms, massive river barges, and were forced to row 24 hours a day because of shipping and bureaucratic hold-ups i…
They've done it! Amazon rowers Mark and Anton reach the end of epic adventure
The quick-witted thinking of a 14-year-old Brazilian boy rescued Cambridge Judge Business School's Mark de Rond and Clare College rowing coach Anton Wright close to the end of their Amazon rowing marathon.
End in sight for Cambridge Amazon rowers
Mark de Rond and Anton Wright are closing in on their aim to be the first unsupported team to row the Amazon. They have completed more than three quarters of the 2,077 navigable miles of the rivers in less than a month. There were frustrating delays at the start and a massive three-hour storm which…
Amazon rowers to brave hostage takers, uninhabited jungle and waterborne parasites
"The boat could be regarded as a bright yellow cash machine floating past." Mark de Rond puts kidnap and being taken hostage above fast-flowing debris and waterborne parasites as he and fellow rower Anton Wright get set to row the River Amazon without support.
There is an I in team
Dr Mark de Rond looks at why it's so hard to get teams to realise their potential, how to enable people to work more effectively on teams and why there's conflict when a team's intentions are aligned. He questions whether that conflict is harmful or if it actually helps the team dynamic.
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