in assisting Women on their journey of self-awareness /self-esteem via her company Sunshine Woman, a venture that she founded in 2004. 

Sunshine Woman operates a Lifestyle Magazine and a Model Agency for Women over 30.

Sunshine Woman Magazine and Models was founded as a platform for women to  express themselves in a positive, meaningful and funfilled manner. The Venture offers 

an opportunity for women to share  their life experience with each other in a tangible 

and catharctic environment that is conducive to healing.

Sunshine Woman Magazine is a Lifestyle Magazine for Women over 30 and a resource 

for Women seeking an alternative to the more  "Cosmopolitan" style of Magazine. 

Sunshine Woman Models is a Model Agency for Women over 30 - all sizes, shapes and  Nationalities are welcome to join.

The focus of the Agency is to  encourage Women to view their Life Experience 

as their most valuable "Beauty" Asset,  and as such the Agency runs Lifestyle 

Workshops on a variety of topics including Relationships,  Career, Family and Health. 

Sunshine Woman is a Fundraising Partner of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 

50% of profits from the Sunshine Woman Venture are donated to the Foundation. 

(Company Fundraising ID Number is 140013633)

Seona Todd is a Registered Nurse, Midwife, Model, Journalist and Pilot.  She lives on

the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia with her Husband and 3 children. She relocated to Australia from Scotland (via a 2 year stay in Ireland) in 1994 and has 

travelled extensively throughout the world with her young son Iain, now 19. 

Since arriving in Australia her Career in Health Care proved most satisfying in 

1997 - 2001. During that time she was appointed Director of  a Pioneering Project

in Aboriginal Health in Far West New South Wales. Using a process of Planning, Implementation, Assessment and Evaluation, she directed the education of 

appropriate Indigenous Candidates, and accomplished the project  goal, which was 

to hand over leadership of the local Health Care Facility to an Indigenous Person. 

That Aboriginal Woman runs the Centre to this day.