Anna Rawson

Anna has enjoyed a prosperous career in golf from the time she was just 23. Anna experienced an experience in her early years that changed the course of her life. Following that, she picked up golf to enjoy more time with her siblings and father. We were huge fans of the sport. Anna at the time, only 16 years old when she began modeling as she made it to the top of Dolly Magazines' cover contest. Anna has been modeling ever since. But there's more to this story than you think. Anna Rawson isn't just an accomplished model as well as a successful businesswoman. She was co-founder of Seedlyfe which makes nutrient-rich superfoods. Anna Rawson was raised along with her younger sister Willy Rawson by her father who had suffered the devastating loss of their mother at just four years old. Dianna Rawson, Anna's mom and father split up at the time Anna was a child. It led to Dianna falling into depression. Dianna went to an facility and received the necessary help. She ended up taking her own life when she was just 5 leaving Anna's family devastated and heartbroken. Anna lived in a difficult environment. The new world she was introduced to was challenging and she was required to adjust to it. This is something no child should ever have to experience. Jim Rawson was her most fervent supporter, and she grew to be extremely close to him. Jim Rawson was a former player in the football team of Glenelg, and they were both passionate about the game. Anna admitted that the only reason she began playing golf was for the sake of being closer with her brother and father when her mother died but later realized that it was a pastime she really enjoyed (and the adorable golfers were a bonus!). Anna used golf as a way to cope with the grief she felt over her mother's passing. It helped her improve her game and allowed her hobby that was an obsession at first, to blossom into a profession. Wow! Rawson attended St. Martin Boarding School. She then finished her studies by homeschooling. Anna is the first to acknowledge that her choice of university was more a result of sheer naivete and not logical thinking. She received offers from outstanding universities like Yale as well as Harvard but was later admitted to Immanuel College in Southern Australia because the weather wasn't as harsh as the weather in New Zealand. Anna went to Southern California after her time at Immanuel College, where she was honored with the All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on three occasions. The combination is stunning! At the University of Southern California, she earned a BA Communications. Later at Columbia Business School, she obtained an MBA.