Anna Rawson

When she was 23 Anna began to develop her golf skills and went professional and is a roaring successful career from the time she started. Anna suffered a traumatizing experience when she was younger. Following that, she picked on golf in order to have more fun and spend time with her brothers and dad. We were avid golfers and avid fans. When she was just 16, Anna's modeling career took off when she won the title of finalist in Dolly Magazines cover contest and has continued to model until this day. There is much more to Anna than is apparent. Outside of her modeling career Anna is an extremely prosperous businesswoman and entrepreneur, co-founding her own food brand Seedlyfe a nutrient-dense superfood company. Anna Rawson as well as Willy Rawson, her brother at age 4, were raised by their father following the death of their mother. Dianna Rawson who was Anna's mom and father split up in the year Anna was a child. The divorce led to Dianna spiraling into extreme depression. Although Dianna sought the help she needed and was placed into a mental hospital she ended up taking her own life in the year Anna was barely 5 years older, making her family devastated and awestruck. Anna was raised in a difficult environment. She was forced to learn to a new way of life without a mother. It was an awful experience that which no child ought to endure. Jim Rawson who was her father, turned out to be an important fan and someone she built an intimate connection with. Jim Rawson was a former footballer in Glenelg and the two were both passionate about the game. Anna admits that she only began playing golf in order to stay closer to her father and brother after her mother's passing, however she quickly discovered that she enjoyed it (and the fact that adorable golfers assisted!) Anna turned to golf for an outlet to cope in the aftermath of losing her mother. This improved her abilities and she soon made it a career. This is a great goal. Rawson went to St. Martin Boarding School. She then finished her education by doing her homeschooling. Anna admits that deciding which college to attend was based on naivety rather than rationality. When she received offers from the most prestigious colleges such as Yale and Harvard, Anna was accepted by Immanuel College located in Southern Australia which has a mild climate and the weather not as bad. Anna later attended at the University of Southern California, receiving the All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. Talk about beauty and brains! Her BA Communications in Southern California was then followed by her MBA from Columbia Business School.