Anna Rawson

Anna turned professional at 23 and quickly became a success. When Anna was younger she went through an experience which altered her life. Then, she decided to take the sport of golf in order to spend more time with her brothers and dad. We were big supporters of the game. At just 16 years old Anna's modeling career began after she was selected as a finalist for Dolly Magazines cover contest and has continued to model until this day. Much more is revealed to the naked eye. Anna Rawson is not just a successful model and businesswoman, she is also an entrepreneur. She founded Seedlyfe which makes nutrient-rich superfoods. Anna Rawson, and Willy Rawson are raised by their father after the death of Anna's mother at the age of 4. Dianna Rawson was stricken with extreme depression after her divorce from Jim Rawson. When Anna was young, Dianna sought help and was admitted to a mental institution. Dianna Rawson sought treatment and was referred to a mental facility. She then took her own life when Anna was barely 5 years old. young, leaving Anna and her family with a sense of complete despair. Therefore, Anna was a difficult child as she grew up. She was forced to learn to a new way that was life without a mother, a pain every child shouldn't have to go through. However, her father Jim was a great helper and someone she grew very close to. Jim Rawson, a former Glenelg footballer as well as a lover of sport himself was the father of Anna. Anna confessed that her only reason for taking up golf after her mother died was the desire to get close the father she had. But, she soon realized that she was a fan. (The charming golfers certainly contributed!) Anna was able to start playing golf because she felt particularly depressed about the death of her mother. She improved her skills and soon her passion turned into an occupation. Wow! Rawson studied at St. Martin Boarding School before completing her education via school at home. Anna claims that she picked her university based more upon her gut instinct than rationality. Anna had numerous offers such as Yale and Harvard. However, she decided to go to Immanuel College because of the more pleasant weather conditions that is found in Southern Australia. Anna was then accepted to at the University of Southern California, getting her the All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. Talk about beauty and brains! The graduate received her Bachelor of Arts in communications at the University of Southern California and continued to learn, ultimately earning an MBA at Columbia Business School.