Sarah is the Founder and CEO of Well Beyond, a consulting and SaaS firm for rural water supply projects, as well as the Founder and Chair of Well Aware, a nonprofit that has funded and implemented clean water systems for impoverished communities in Africa and beyond for the past ten years.
Evans is a Toyota Mother of Invention, a Chamber of Commerce Blazing Star Award recipient, and a member of Forbes Nonprofit Council. She is also a member of the Truman National Security Project, the Rural Water Supply Network, Austin Network for International Impact Professionals, the Washington Mandela Fellowship Program, and she sits on various Boards, including the St. Edward’s Sustainable Development Advisory Board. Evans is an Entrepreneurs Organization alumni, and she has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, People.com, Parent Magazine, MariaShriver.com, USA Today, and The Chronicle of Philanthropy, and others. She is a contributing author for Forbes, Water Quality Products, and Wandering Educator.
Evans and her teams work with the great potential that already exists in struggling communities while catalyzing their development through realistic solutions for access to lasting clean water. Evans has frequent speaking commitments on the success of this approach, as well as on water charity opportunities, cross-discipline approaches to social impact, nonprofit administration, creative fundraising, and global water issues. Recent speaking engagements have included the New York Times Women in the World event at Lincoln Center, PechaKucha Austin, eTown Radio Show, Skytop Strategies Water and Long Term Value Conference, Texas World Cultures Conference, U.S. Embassy Islamabad Young Entrepreneurs Summit, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Conference, the Africa Business Expo, Populate Wall Street, and others.