Anna Rawson

Anna began her professional career when she was 23 years old. Anna has had huge success ever throughout her career. Anna was astonished by a life-changing experience when she was a child. Anna began playing the sport of golf after that to be able to spend quality time together with her father and brother. Anna started her modelling career at the age of 16 and became a finalist for the cover of Dolly Magazine competition. Anna continues modeling to today. But there's more to it than you think. Anna's modeling career is just the beginning. She has also been a highly successful entrepreneur and businesswoman. Anna co-founded Seedlyfe Superfoods the food-related company. Anna Rawson and Willy Rawson are raised by their father following Anna's tragic loss of her mother aged four. When Anna began to grow up, her parents (Jim Rawson) as well as her mother (Dianna Rawson) separated, putting Dianna to spiral downwards of depression that was extreme. Dianna had been in a mental ward for some time following her request for assistance from a hospital eventually committed suicide after Anna reached the age of 5 and her family was devastated and heartbroken. Anna grew up in a difficult environment. Anna was forced to learn an entirely new lifestyle in the absence of her mom. It's a difficult experience for any child. Her father Jim was an excellent support and a person to who she became extremely close. Jim Rawson played football in Glenelg and was a great friend who shared his passion of the sport with Anna. Anna acknowledged that playing golf was only a result of the fact that she was looking forward to spending longer with her dad and her brother following the passing of her mom. Then she realized that golf is something she loves (and the cute golfers certainly played a role in that!) Anna was able to start playing golf because she felt particularly depressed about the loss of her mother. The skill she developed grew and the sport soon turned into a job. Wow! Rawson attended St. Martin Boarding School after which she completed her education through school at home. Anna admits that deciding which university to go to was more a matter of naivety than logic. The weather was more pleasant at Immanuel College, in Southern Australia. She had received acceptances from Yale and Harvard. Anna was then accepted to The University of Southern California, earning an All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. Talk about beauty and brains! The graduate received her Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Southern California and continued to study, eventually earning an MBA from Columbia Business School.