Board of Directors

Nina Henderson Moore

Chair

Nina Henderson Moore is President of Griot Productions, an independent media consulting company, specializing in production, programming, and operations. Moore previously served as General Manager and Chief Content Officer for Free Speech TV, a national independent news network uplifting social justice issues and Executive Vice President for BET News, Public Affairs and Program Acquisitions. She has produced independent films; served as President of the Urban Movie Channel at RLJ Entertainment; and President and Chief Operating Officer of BET Pictures managing original film production, theatrical film acquisition and distribution. Before joining the BET Pictures’ team, she was Vice-President of BET Movies/Starz! launching the first all-Black movie channel. Moore has worked throughout her career to ensure diverse stories are told and access is given to diverse storytellers.

Moore currently serves as President of the White Rose Foundation, Co-President of the Harvard Business School African American Alumni Association, Board Member of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, and is a member of the Denver (CO) Chapter of The Links, Inc.

Sylvia Harmon

Vice Chair

Sylvia Harmon is the Director of Sales for The Colorado Sun.

Harmon is a sales veteran, having established many productive partnerships in Colorado media. She focuses her energy on the company’s revenue goals while nurturing relationships along the way. As a natural driver, she pays attention to details and deadlines to come up with the best solutions. Sylvia has a passion for helping people and a genuine curiosity in which she sees every situation. She volunteers at the hospital and mentors teens and young adults in her spare time.

John Ingold

Secretary

John Ingold is a co-founder of The Colorado Sun and a reporter currently specializing in health care coverage.

Born and raised in Colorado Springs, John spent 18 years working at The Denver Post. Prior to that, he held internships at the Rocky Ford Daily Gazette, the Colorado Springs Gazette and the Rocky Mountain News, as well as National Geographic and Outside magazines. He also interned one summer in the public relations office at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, where he got to sit on an elephant’s knee and get his photo taken.

John has covered criminal justice, state and federal courts, gun violence, marijuana legalization and health care. He was part of The Denver Post’s 2013 Pulitzer Prize-winning breaking news team for its coverage of a shooting at an Aurora movie theater, and, in 2015, he was a Pulitzer finalist for a series he wrote on parents whose children suffer from a rare form of epilepsy and the help they hoped to find through Colorado’s medical marijuana system.

Anthony Neal-Graves

Treasurer

Anthony (Tony) Neal-Graves joined the state of Colorado in March 2017 to lead the Broadband Office after an accomplished career in the communications and semiconductor industries. In November 2020, Tony was appointed Chief Information Officer and Executive Director for the Colorado Office of Information Technology (OIT). Prior to joining the state, Tony was vice president and general manager of Industrial and Energy Solutions at Intel Corporation. He developed the company’s strategy for investing in the Industrial Internet of Things, and marketed and created a new division with industry-specific expertise in manufacturing and energy. 

Tony’s Intel experience includes being Vice President General Manager of Intel China and Vice President General Manager of the PC Client Group, China. His career includes over 20 years in communications with numerous leadership positions at Bell Laboratories, AT&T, and Lucent Technologies.

Tony is retired today.

Danika Worthington

Danika Worthington is the Social and Presentation Editor for The Colorado Sun.

She manages audience engagement, social media, newsletters, graphics and design. Previously, she was a digital strategist at The Know for The Denver Post, and a breaking and general assignment reporter before that.

She is attempting to set a record for the most plants crammed into a small apartment, a pursuit her wife supports with some reservations.