Meet Mohamed Abdelwahed, Customer Success Manager at Valleysoft, celebrating his second year as an IBM Champion in 2025. His journey as a Champion reflects a powerful drive to share knowledge, innovate through technology, and help others achieve success through IBM solutions.  

For Mohamed, advocacy means connection: sharing insights through blogs and public speaking. Recently, Mohamed attended the Egyptian AI Community Event, created by Meska, where he found immense value in exploring practical business use cases across industries. “Spreading the knowledge” has long been his guiding principle, inspiring him to lead by example and empower others to embrace IBM technology as a platform for innovation and impactful change. 

Among IBM’s offerings, Mohamed highlights IBM Cloud Pak for Business Automation (CP4A) as his favorite, as it helps create business. His passion for CP4A is not theoretical; he turned that enthusiasm into groundbreaking results. One of Mohamed’s proudest moments was leading the first-ever IBM RPA projects in the Middle East and within Egypt’s banking sector. He developed a core solution that enabled IBM CP4A to outperform traditional banking platforms, setting a new benchmark for automation in the region. This milestone not only showcased the power of IBM’s automation technology but also demonstrated how innovation, when paired with vision and determination, can transform industries. 

To those interested in becoming an IBM Champion, Mohamed offers this advice: “Always focus on creating solutions that make you different.” 

Lightning round: 

• Q: If you didn’t work in technology, what would your dream job be? 
  • A: A commandos officer. 
• Q: What would be your superpower and why?  
  • A: Reading minds, because I like to read. 
• Q: Ice cream or cake?  
  • A: Ice cream. 
• Q: Cats or dogs?  
  • A: Dogs. 
• Q: Summer or winter?   
  • A: Summer. 
• Q: Morning or evening?  
  • A: Morning. 
• Q: EBooks or paper books?  
  • A: Ebooks. 
• Q: TV shows or movies?  
  • A: Movies. 
• Q: A night out or a night in?  
  • A: A night in. 
• Q: Cannonball into the pool or dip a toe in first?  
  • A: Cannonball. 
• Q: Go-to karaoke song?  
  • A: None. 
• Q: Drive or fly? 
  • A: Fly. 

Don’t forget to connect with Mohamed on LinkedIn and in the Community!   

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