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In 2018, CNN chose her as "Tomorrow's Hero" with Sanjay Gupta presenting her contribution to shaping the wave energy field. Also, Eco Wave Power was featured in Pictet Bank's report on smart energy as a technology that shows prospects of the future.

In 2017, Braverman was featured in the January issue of Wired Magazine UK for her accomplishments and contributions in the wave technology field and was listed on Medium.com Website as one of the 100 makers and mavericks of 2016 and joined the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to his visit to Sydney as part of the business delegation.

In 2017, Braverman was featured in the January issue of Wired Magazine UK for her accomplishments and contributions in the wave technology field and was listed on Medium.com Website as one of the 100 makers and mavericks of 2016. Braverman spoke at the Brain Bar Budapest in 2017.

Braverman was a speaker at the Knesset (the Israeli Parliament) in 2017 on the International Women's Day about her personal experience as a woman and an immigrant in business.

By the end of 2017, her experience as a female entrepreneur was featured in a Google's Virtual Reality film, under the name of "Female Planet".

In 2016, Braverman led the execution of the Gibraltar Wave Farm. The official opening of the wave energy power station took place in May 2016. It was attended by Braverman, Fabian Picardo, the Chief Minister of Gibraltar, and John Cortes, the Minister of Health and Environment.

In July 2016, her company was noted as Best Woman-Owned Renewable Energy Company in Israel by CV Magazine. She was selected by Smithsonian Magazine as one of eight young innovators with ingenious ideas for the future of energy.

Braverman travelled for the next one and a half year between Israel and Ukraine working on the design and development of the buoys and technology for generating energy from waves. In 2013, Eco Wave Power installed the first wave energy power plant in Jaffa Port, Israel. As a result, Braverman was shortlisted for the Business Green Leaders Award in 2013 in the category of Young Sustainability Executive of the Year. Eco Wave Power obtained awards from consulting firm Frost and Sullivan in 2012 and 2013.

Braverman attended the Shell and CNBC Energy Challenge in 2013. She and her team won the event for their idea. In 2014, Braverman was invited by the United Nations to attend the Climate Summit in New York, where she presented her ideas on the use of wave energy as a resource. Subsequently, in 2015, she also participated in 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference that was held in Paris. Eco Wave Power raised $2 million in fundraising the same year.

Braverman met David Leb, a Canadian who had a surfing, scuba diving and fishing camp in Panama, while he was visiting Israel. The two co-founded Eco Wave Power in 2011. Eco Wave Power is a renewable energy company to generate electricity from ocean waves.

Braverman was born in Ukraine on April 11, 1986. When Braverman was four years old, her family immigrated to Israel. They settled in Akko. After high school, she enrolled at the University of Haifa as a Political Science and English Language and Literature major. She graduated in 2010 from University of Haifa.