Anna Rawson

Anna turned professional at 23 and quickly became a successful. Anna had a life changing experience as a young girl. To spend more time with her parents and brothers who also played golf Anna decided to take up golf as a hobby. Anna at the time, only 16 years old at the time, began her career as a model when she reached the finals of Dolly Magazines' cover contest. Anna has been modeling ever since. It's not all about what meets the eye. Anna's modeling career is only the beginning. She has also been an extremely successful entrepreneur as well as businesswoman. Anna co-founded Seedlyfe Superfoods and is a food company. Anna Rawson and Willy Rawson, her brother at age 4, were brought up by her father after the passing from their mothers. Dianna Rawson was depressed following Dianna Rawson and Jim Rawson divorced. Dianna suffered from depression and was placed being held in a mental institution for a while after seeking help from the hospital, was able to commit suicide when Anna was five years old and left her family devastated and brokenhearted. Anna was raised in a difficult environment. She was forced to accept an entirely new lifestyle in the absence of her mom. That is a painful event for anyone. She was in close contact with the father of her child, Jim who was an amazing support. Jim Rawson shared the same enthusiasm for soccer as Anna did, both of them both former Glenelg players. Anna admitted that the only motive for playing golf once the death of her mother was the desire to get close the father she had. But, she soon discovered that she enjoyed it. (The charming golfers certainly did help!) Anna began playing golf when she was particularly sad about her mom's death. She improved her skills and the sport soon turned into the basis of a career. This is a great goal. Rawson studied at St. Martin Boarding School prior to completing her studies via homeschooling. Anna acknowledges that she came to her decision to attend a university because of her naivet and not logical reasoning. Anna received numerous offers which included Yale as well as Harvard. She chose Immanuel College because of the better weather and the better weather in Southern Australia. Anna was accepted, following her visit in the Immanuel school in southern Australia was accepted to continue her studies in The University of Southern California. The university awarded her an All-Pac 10 award three different times. What a combination of intelligence and beauty! The graduate received her Bachelor of Arts in Communication in Southern California and continued to learn, ultimately earning an MBA at Columbia Business School.