Anna Rawson

Anna was a professional by the age of 23 and became an overnight success. While Anna was a child, she had to go through a traumatic event which transformed her life. To spend more the time with her parents and brothers who were avid golfers Anna decided to take up the sport as a new passion. Anna was only sixteen when her modeling career began. When she was just 16 she was crowned the winner of the Dolly Magazines Cover Contest and has continued to model for the rest of her life. It's not all about how you look. Anna is also a highly accomplished businesswoman and co-founded the Seedlyfe Superfoods, a company that is super-food. Anna Rawson as well as Willy Rawson, her brother at age 4, were raised by their father, who died after the death of their mother. As Anna began to grow up, her dad (Jim Rawson) and mother (Dianna Rawson) got divorced which led Dianna to spiral downwards of depressive mania. Dianna Rawson sought help and was admitted to a mental hospital. After that, she took her own death when Anna was just 5 years old. old, leaving Anna as well as her family members with a sense of complete despair. Anna's life was hard for her. Anna was forced to learn the new ways of life with her father. That is a painful moment for every child. Her father Jim was an amazing helper and someone she became very close with. Jim Rawson was a former footballer in Glenelg, and they shared their love of golf. Anna acknowledged that playing golf only happened because she wanted to spend the time she had with her father and her brother after the death of their mother. Then she realized that golf is something she really enjoys (and the cute golfers certainly played a role in that!) Anna took up golf to help cope with grief after the death of her mother. She improved her game and soon was able to make her passion an actual job. It's an amazing idea. Rawson studied at St. Martin Boarding School and then completed her education through homeschooling. Anna acknowledges she made the decision to go to an institution in the name of naivety rather than logic. There were offers from top schools like Yale as well as Harvard but she later was accepted to Immanuel College in Southern Australia because the weather wasn't as poor. Anna later attended at the University of Southern California, earning her the All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. It's a beautiful combination! In Southern California, she earned an BA Communications. Later at Columbia Business School, she received an MBA.