GHP Recruits Board Members for Retro Report

Greenwich Harbor Partners was recently retained to partner with Retro Report in order to expand their Board of Advisors. Retro Report’s mission is to arm the public with a more complete picture of today’s most important stories. Retro Report corrects the record, expose myths and provide historical context to the fast-paced news of our world today using investigative journalism and narrative storytelling. GHP recruited Todd Larsen, President of the Global Nexis Solutions division of LexisNexis, Justin Nyweide, Founding Partner and co-CIO of HMI Capital, and Alexandra Wallace, EVP and Head of Media & Content at Yahoo!.

Todd Larsen is the president of the global Nexis Solutions division of LexisNexis. Prior to LexisNexis, Todd was the CEO of Blurb, a digital publishing platform, president of the news, sports, and entertainment groups at Time Inc., and president of Dow Jones & Co. At Dow Jones, he oversaw the business operations of The Wall Street Journal and he played a pivotal role in establishing a successful paid business model for the Journal’s digital editions. Todd holds a BA from Colgate University and an MBA from Columbia Business School.


Justin Nyweide is a Founding Partner, co-CIO, and member of the Investment Committee at HMI Capital. HMI is an investment management firm based in San Francisco and Boston with over $5 billion in assets that invests globally in technology, media, and financial services companies. Prior to HMI Capital, Justin served as a Principal at Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR) and as an associate at GTCR Golder Rauner. He holds an AB in History from Harvard University.

Alexandra Wallace is the Executive Vice President and Head of Media & Content at Yahoo!. Previously, she was Senior Vice President of NBC News and executive in charge of Today and Meet the Press. She was also previously the Executive Producer of Nightly News and Rock Center. She has worked with Google, Mic, and The Wall Street Journal. Alex holds a BA in English Literature from Columbia University.