Anna Bullock

A few years ago, Anna ended up in the ER barely able to breathe. After scans, X-rays, and every respiratory test they could run, the doctors sent her home with a breathing treatment and "we don't know what's wrong, but you're very sick." She was also diagnosed with PCOS around the same time, weighing 350 lbs.

She didn't wait for an answer that wasn't coming. She found it herself — in Blue Zone research. Learning how these cultures eat, move, rest, and age became the foundation of her recovery. She's lost 80 lbs and counting, keeps up with her two young kids, and breathes easy. Sant Sudo's mission isn't abstract to her. She's lived it.

Anna has been building systems since she was 16 — starting in hospitality, moving into corporate, and working her way from office admin to sales, marketing, training, and covering for executives. She was building in tools like Asana and ClickUp before remote work was even a mainstream conversation, helping teams make sense of their work when they couldn't walk to someone's desk.

She's spent the last several years layering AI and automation skills on top of that foundation — and hasn't stopped since. She doesn't chase trends. She builds the infrastructure that makes them work.

Anna led two creator-led campaigns for Sourced Shea, a premium New York skincare brand — coordinating four micro influencers (including herself). The first campaign centered on summer glow, the second on daily routines with Sourced at the center. Creators shot from a Black film festival in Martha's Vineyard, from their desks before big meetings, from their wind-down routines after long days as working mothers.

The campaigns flooded the brand's DMs with "oh that's why you glow!" and opened conversations with larger influencers. Real engagement, real sampling opportunities, real results — from a creator-led strategy built with intention.

"We must dare to invent the future."

— Thomas Sankara · at the core of everything Anna builds