TheWrap founder and CEO Sharon Waxman (far left) speaks with sexual misconduct survivors (from left) Claire Forlani, Zoe Brock and Lauren Sivan. TheWrap's Power Women Breakfast Los Angeles brought together 15 women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment or assault.
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Sacha Voski, Jessicka Adams, Sharon Waxman, Zoe Brock and Alice Evans pose for the camera before the program begins.
Katherine Kendall, Sharon Waxman, Zoe Brock, Alice Evans, Jessicka Adams and Sacha Voski at the Power Women Breakfast LA.
Kelly Bush Novak delivered the opening remarks at the 2017 Power Women Breakfast at the Montage Beverly Hills.
Kelly Bush Novak called for 50/50 equality in Hollywood by the year 2020.
"The Florida Project" breakout star Brooklynn Prince charmed the audience, and mentioned she'd like to be the first female president.
Brooklynn Prince's dad, Justin Prince, claps from the audience.
Journalist Saniya Toiken won the Courage in Journalism Award for her reporting in Kazakhstan.
The Montage was filled with leaders in Hollywood ready to make the entertainment industry more inclusive.
Universal Television President Pearlena Igbokwe and "Friday Night Lights" showrunner Jason Katims spoke at the "Embracing Inclusion" panel with NBC Entertainment President Jennifer Salke.
Universal Television President Pearlena Igbokwe at the Inclusivity panel. She said she's surprised she ended up having the job she does because she's a woman of color, rare in Hollywood.
The Inclusivity panel included Good Company Venture founder and CEO Monica Owusu-Breen, Universal Television President Pearlena Igbokwe, "Friday Night Lights" showrunner Jason Katims and NBC Entertainment President Jennifer Salke.
The silent auction raised money for the Joyful Heart Foundation, a national organization aiding women victims of sexual violence.
The Power Women Breakfast franchise is now in four cities: Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.
Attendees enjoyed the Soia & Kyo Pop-Up Fashion Boutique.
Soia & Kyo offers accessories and clothing for men and women.
Sharon Waxman, Claire Forlani, Zoe Brock and Lauren Sivan speak out about harassment in the industry.
TV journalist Lauren Sivan recalled her experience of misconduct by Harvey Weinstein, and noted that since she's not an actress, she didn't have to rely on him to help her career.
Sharon Waxman, Claire Forlani, Zoe Brock and Lauren Sivan speak out about harassment in the industry.
Luna Blaise and the audience at the Power Women Breakfast.
Photographer Jeff Vespa moderated the #MeToo Town Hall panel at the end of the breakfast along with producer Hilary Shor. Vespa said he's dedicated to hiring more women.
Priya Sopori, a partner at Greenberg Glusker, spoke at the #MeToo Town Hall about actionable things that victims can do.
Brooklynn Prince was the youngest speaker at the breakfast.
Harvey Weinstein accuser Louisette Geiss said she left the industry because of her interaction with the indie mogul.
Zoe Brock arrives at the Power Women Breakfast LA at the Montage in Beverly Hills. She spoke during the "Disruption: Changing a Culture of Systematic Sexism" panel.
Christine Devine arrives at the Power Women Breakfast LA at the Montage in Beverly Hills.
"Tusk" actress Harley Quinn Smith arrives at the Power Women Breakfast LA at the Montage in Beverly Hills.
Actresses Harley Quinn Smith and Claudia Lee arrive at the Power Women Breakfast LA at the Montage in Beverly Hills.