Alicia Keys, Jody Gerson, Laura Segura and their nonprofit She Is The Music, which pushes to increase the number of women working in music, came together for their second annual Sharing the Spotlight event on Wednesday night. The Hollywood Reporter teamed up with the organization to honor music executive trailblazer Sylvia Rhone and country artist Megan Moroney at the event, which was sponsored by Spotify Equal, Live Nation Women and Believe Tunecore. Notable guests included Diane Warren alongside fellow She Is The Music co-founders Ann Mincieli, a Grammy-nominated recording and mix engineer, and Sam Kirby Yoh, UTA’s co-head of music. “I love celebrating all these fab women,” co-founder Alicia Keys told THR before she spoke to the crowd at Delilah in West Hollywood. Keys, who began her career at just 15, said that being surrounded by women in the industry has always had such a positive impact on her life. “I always felt a little shy engaging in those relationships and really taking them in and utilizing them, so I think creating these communities like …