Palm Beach is full of interesting over achievers meet Anne, as she talks about her book Learning to Fall. She will be hosting an upcoming book signing for our listeners at a local venue. Anne is fairly new to Palm Beach County and fell in love with Wellington and made it her home. She is a partner in a bank, equestrian, and an author. Her book can be found on Amazon or ask for it from your local book seller and they will order it for you. 

Anne is both an unlikely author and an obvious one. Running a 75-horse equestrian center with her husband, while raising two young daughters, didn’t leave much time for reading novels, let alone writing them.

But there was something about living in the mountains of the San Francisco Bay Area and the magic of horses that has inspired her – not just then, but ever since her first trail ride at the age of sixteen – to write down her unique perspective on the world. 

Born in Kraków and raised outside of Toronto, Anne holds a Bachelor of Science degree with specialized honors in Animal Biology from the University of Guelph in Canada, and an MBA from Saint Mary’s College of California.

Prior to running an equestrian center, Anne’s experience ranges from animal behavior to animal nutrition to cancer research. She and her family relocated to Wellington, Florida, to be closer to the world of horse show jumping. She’s currently working on a new novel in the evenings, and during the day she works at Waterman Bank as a mortgage banker, helping people finance their dream homes, vacation and equestrian properties. Waterman Bank is a federally chartered bank, and she is able to finance properties anywhere in the United States.

Mortgage Banker | NMLS ID 1943461

Waterman Bank
650-867-5173
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