Anna Rawson

Anna became a professional at the age of 23 and quickly became a successful. Anna suffered a traumatizing experience when she was younger. After that, she took on golf in order to have more fun and spend time with her brothers and dad. We were huge supporters of the game. When she was just 16, Anna's modeling career began when she won the title of finalist in Dolly Magazines cover contest and has continued to model until the present day. There is more to her than meets the eyes. Anna has also been a highly prosperous businesswoman who co-founded Seedlyfe Superfoods, a company that is super-food. Anna Rawson was raised with her younger sibling Willy Rawson by her father, after the tragic death of her mother when they were barely 4 years old. Dianna Rawson, Anna's mom and father divorced at the time Anna was just a young child. The divorce led to Dianna becoming depressed and soaring into a state of depression. Dianna went to an hospital and was given the needed help. She ended up taking her own life aged just five leaving Anna's family grieving and devastated. Consequently Anna faced a rough childhood as she grew up. She had to adapt to this new normal that was life without a mother. It was an awful experience that which no child ought to endure. Jim Rawson was the most fervent friend, and she developed to become very close to her. Jim Rawson shared the same love of football as Anna did, both of them both former Glenelg footballers. Anna admits that she only first began to play golf to be close with her father and brother after her mother's passing, however it soon became apparent that she was a fan (and it was also because cute golfers played a role!) Anna began playing golf when she became depressed over her mom's death. Her skill improved and the sport soon turned into a job. Wow! Rawson was a student at St. Martin Boarding School as well as completing her schooling through the homeschooling method. Anna admits that deciding which college to attend was more a matter of naivety than the logic. Though she had numerous invitations to attend top colleges, such as Yale or Harvard University, Immanuel College was chosen because it had a better environment. Anna then went to at the University of Southern California, getting the All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. It's a beautiful combination! The graduate received her Bachelor of Arts in Communication at the University of Southern California and continued to study, eventually earning an MBA from Columbia Business School.