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Matthew Olugbemi Recognized Among Top 100 Most Influential Mentors Globally in ADPList100 2026

Johannesburg, South Africa — April 2026 — Matthew Olugbemi, a global product leader and Director of Product & Growth at iDbase Software and CEO of Anjola Consulting, has been recognised as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Mentors worldwide in the prestigious ADPList100 2026.

The ADPList100 recognition celebrates exceptional mentors who have made significant contributions to the global professional community through mentorship, knowledge-sharing, and career impact. This year’s selection was drawn from thousands of mentoring sessions and testimonials across more than 140 countries.

Matthew’s recognition reflects his consistent commitment to empowering professionals across diverse regions including the United States, United Kingdom, Spain, United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, South Africa, Canada, and Uganda.

Over the past year, Matthew has mentored product managers, aspiring tech professionals, and business leaders, helping them:

  • Transition into product management roles
  • Successfully navigate complex interviews and secure global opportunities
  • Build confidence after career setbacks
  • Develop leadership capabilities and strategic thinking
  • Acquire critical skills in emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence

Speaking on the recognition, Matthew shared:

“Mentorship, to me, is about unlocking clarity and confidence in people. Sometimes, one conversation is all it takes to change someone’s direction. This recognition is not just about me — it represents the journeys and growth of every mentee I’ve had the privilege to support.”

As a Certified AI Transformation Leader (CAITL™) and an experienced product executive with over a decade of leadership experience, Matthew continues to contribute to global conversations on product management, digital transformation, and talent development.

This recognition further strengthens his commitment to building a global ecosystem of empowered professionals and future leaders.

For more information and to view Matthew’s ADPList profile, visit: