By Lisa Lacy

At the 8th annual Women in the World Summit last week, Toyota honored the Class of 2017 in its Mothers of Invention program, which recognizes female-led organizations and entrepreneurs who have created successful innovations, technologies and products that are transforming society and improving humanity.

This year, the program honored three women: Sarah Evans, founder and executive director of Well Aware, which seeks to provide access to lasting clean water in impoverished communities; Hahna Alexander, chief executive and co-founder of SolePower, which creates self-charging wearables that capture wasted energy from human motion; and Komal Dadlani, chief executive and Read full story ›

Source: The Drum