Girl power was on full display at the Recording Academy’s “Celebration of Women In The Mix” luncheon, presented by PEOPLE and Sephora.
The event not only brought out celebrities, but also gave flowers to the movers and shakers who work behind the scenes to bring us the radio hits we love — and work tirelessly to ensure women are seen and respected as equals in the music business as well.
The event, which took place at Rolling Greens in Los Angeles on Feb. 1, was hosted by PEOPLE’s editor-at-large Janine Rubenstein and featured powerful speeches from the Recording Academy’s Tammy Hurt, Anna Banks, and Ruby Marchand, as well as an inspiring keynote by CEO and founder of Friends at Work, Ty Stiklorius.
Sephora Sounds artists Beth Million and Rawan Chaya delivered room-shaking musical performances, and Grammy-nominated artist Emily King closed out the festivities at the end of the luncheon.