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May,2013
Christian Women in the Workplace
SRN News Radio featured a five part series with Diane Paddison on “Christian Women in the Workplace.”
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Apr,2013
Celebrating Moms Who Work, Love, Pray
Charlotte Jones Anderson is a wife, mom, high-profile business executive, and a friend who inspires 4word founder Diane Paddison. Her own children honor their mom in this moving tribute video. 
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Mar,2013
When Leaning In Isn't Enough
Marissa Mayer does it. Condeleezza Rice admits to it; so does Meg Whitman. And while I suspect Sheryl Sandberg indulges, in Lean In, her bestselling new non-fiction grenade on girl-power in high corporate places, the topic never comes up.The topic is prayer - God's finger on the scales of life balance - and while I understand why Sandberg might leave it in the closet for this book ...
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Apr,2013
Southern Spirit article features 4word's Diane Paddison
Does Superwoman exist – and should she? Strong women have held seats on the Salvation Army National Advisory Board (NAB) for decades. The international leader of the Salvation Army is General Linda Bond. Charlotte Jones-Anderson, Dallas Cowboys EVP and NFL Charities President, became the Chair of the Salvation Army National Advisory Board in 2013. Laura Bush and 4word's founder Diane Paddison are NAB members. Salvation Army's Southern Spirit magazine interviewed Diane Paddison about what professional women need to know. Download the article or visit http://www.southernspiritonline.org/ for the full article.
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Mar,2013
Olympian Lopez Lomong, Mentor Diane Paddison at Portland Prayer Breakfast
At Portland's March 29, 2013 Good Friday Breakfast, Oregon native Diane Paddison - a top U.S. corporate executive and leading voice for women in leadership - torn South Sudan, now a U.S. citizen and world-class runner.
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Mar,2013
Sandberg's 'Lean In' Overlooks One Big Factor
What Sheryl Sandberg's Missing ... and the Flip Side: Why American Churches Are Losing Women The women-in-the-workforce debate around Sheryl Sandberg’s bestselling Lean In skips the big faith factor of many high-level execs, says Diane Paddison, Harvard MBA, CSO, author of Work, Love, Pray. U.S. churches, meanwhile, are missing the women-in-business factor in the pews. And churches are losing women.
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Mar,2013
Sandberg says, 'Lean In.' Paddison adds, 'And kneel down.'
Facebook CEO Sheryl Sandberg’s new book, Lean In – Work, Women and the Will to Lead, examines why women aren't in top corporate leadership positions in proportion to their numbers in the workforce and among college graduates. The book has spurred many questions for Diane Paddison, author of Work, Love, Pray - a practical treatise for Christian women who feel called both to strong personal lives and a robust career.
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