Anna Rawson is an Australian professional golfer and Model. Anna won a NCAA championship at the University of Southern California and competed on the LPGA and Ladies European tour for 6 years. Her best finish was losing in a playoff at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss open and her career low round was a 64. Anna had top 10 finishes on all three major world tours - LPGA, KLPGA and Ladies European tour.

During her time as a professional golfer Anna became very savvy at digital marketing and branding which led her to grace a number of magazine covers as well as being featured in over 100 articles around the world. Anna retired from full-time playing and recently received her MBA from Columbia. Anna's focus at Columbia was on Venture Capital/Entrepreneurship and she was a member of the highly selective Columbia business school Greenhouse startup accelerator program.

Anna is currently working as a Director of Marketing at Parsons Xtreme Golf while continuing to be a spokesperson, TV host and model for golf companies.

An inventive and creative marketer, Daniel Jeydel is an Associate Director within Neo@Ogilvy, Ogilvy's digitally led media and performance marketing network. At 24 he was named to Neo@Ogilvy’s Management Board. He has since been asked to serve on the WPP Digital Advisory Board, Commerce@Ogilvy Board along with leading Ogilvy's Digital Lab in New York and Ogilvy's Young Professional Network.

Daniel thrives at the intersection of global media, data and technology. He has led strategy across digital platforms and is sought for his expertise in sports marketing, e-commerce and programmatic media. He has recently worked with athletes in the NBA, LPGA and SEC on international digital positioning and brand development.

Daniel has a passion for millennial marketing and has traveled the world meeting with clients and agencies to evangelize contemporary marketing tactics with a traditional sensibility.

Daniel was born and raised in Manhattan and is a graduate of the NYU Stern School of Business. He also studied at University College London and National Institute of Singapore.